Chapter 033: Peerless Martial Arts

The Cosmos of the Sixth Sense was so powerful, but in the eyes of true Saints, it was merely the opening act.

As the Sixth Sense strengthened, the psychic powers a Saint could master would increase, and their life level would gradually approach that of a Seventh Sense powerhouse, even granting them thousands upon thousands of psychic abilities.

Because their Cosmos was immense, enough to withstand the consumption incurred by unleashing ten thousand kinds of psychic powers.

Thus, even within the same Sixth Sense realm, the energy gap between a powerhouse and an ordinary psychic was not a hundredfold, a thousandfold, but even tens of thousands of times greater.

Moreover, a warrior who had awakened the Sixth Sense could unleash terrifying combat power with just their physical strength, even without using any energy or techniques, because those who could awaken their Cosmos possessed not only high spiritual attainment but also exceptional physical qualities.

Therefore, even a Saint candidate who had not yet obtained a Cloth could destroy a nuclear furnace with bare hands.

Nuclear radiation, plagues, viruses, potent poisons, curses—these were hard to affect them, because even without burning their Cosmos, the faint power unconsciously emitted by a Saint could repel all dangerous factors.

Even something like blood flowing backward was something a Saint's body could fully withstand.

And whether in magma or tens of thousands of meters deep in the ocean, as long as they burned their Cosmos, they would be completely unaffected by changes in the external environment.

It was precisely for this reason that Saints could fight against evil gods who governed laws such as plague, disease, and curses.

As for the Seventh Sense, it was even more terrifying.

In Buddhism, the Seventh Sense was also called Manas.

A powerhouse of this level possessed the ability to move at light speed. Opponents who had not reached the reaction speed of light could not see their movements; to others, it was as if their attacks passed through these people's bodies.

Even in the cosmos, a Seventh Sense Saint could break the laws of heaven and earth and fly at superluminal speed. This physical ability to roam the universe with just their body allowed them to travel between planets without needing spaceships or other vehicles.

However, a Seventh Sense Saint could hardly exceed light speed on a planet, because casually violating the laws of physics would affect the entire world.

As for the Eighth Sense, it was also called Alaya by Buddhists.

Reaching this realm, one could even be called a Buddha in Buddhism.

With this sense, one could perceive the changes of all things in the world, see the root of the world, thoroughly understand the laws governing the operation of all things, know the past, present, and future; listen to the voices of forests, wind, rivers, nature, the earth, and gods and buddhas, and converse with them. After the end of physical life, the soul merges with heaven and earth, thus existing everywhere.

Wang Bo remembered that in Saint Seiya, Seiya and the others used the Eighth Sense Cosmos to unleash their ultimate moves and kill the Twin Gods in Elysium.

That is, the so-called God of Death and God of Sleep.

From this, it could be seen that the Eighth Sense Cosmos was indeed extremely terrifying, even more powerful than ordinary deities.

Now, Wang Bo, clad in a God Cloth, had his Cosmos forcibly elevated to the Eighth Sense by the God Cloth, and in an instant, he felt an unprecedented power.

Holding the Divine Spear, Wang Bo felt the terrifying power within Gungnir, and coupled with wearing the God Cloth, he was now at his absolute peak.

To put it bluntly, Wang Bo now did not fear even challenging a god. Even if a god appeared before him, Wang Bo dared to fight it.

As for whether he could win... that depended on the opponent's strength.

If it were a truly terrifying god-king, like Odin or Zeus, Wang Bo figured it would be a close call.

But if it were a weak god, like the God of Death, God of Sleep, God of Wealth, River God, or other ordinary deities, Wang Bo felt his chances of winning were high.

Feeling the immense power within him, Wang Bo nodded in satisfaction. These two draws were really good—both were divine weapons. Although not as powerful as Wang Bo's own cheat artifact, they were still divine artifacts.

Moreover, the collision of Cosmos made Wang Bo feel like he could challenge heaven and earth.

But after a few minutes, Wang Bo quickly calmed down.

After all, there was no enemy in sight. Wearing the God Cloth and holding the weapon, he had no way to test just how powerful he really was.

Besides, he was not a battle maniac, so he soon broke free from this power.

When he released Gungnir and took off the God Cloth, the vast, intoxicating power rapidly receded from his body, vanishing in the blink of an eye, never to return.

The peak Eighth Sense Cosmos also began to fade: Seventh Sense, Sixth Sense, Fifth Sense...

Soon, Wang Bo found that his Cosmos had returned to normal, but by now, he had experienced the power of the Eighth Sense, so even after taking off the God Cloth and his Cosmos regressing, it did not completely fall back to its previous level.

Vaguely, Wang Bo felt that he seemed to have reached the peak of the Fifth Sense, with a tendency to touch the Sixth Sense.

If he trained hard for a while, he might actually touch the Sixth Sense.

But Wang Bo did not plan to train his Cosmos.

After all, he could grow stronger just by basking in the sun, so there was no need to train his Cosmos.

Superman's steel physique had more potential than the Cosmos.

After all, no matter how strong the Cosmos was, it was only a single universe, but Superman's future was the multiverse. Compared to training the Cosmos, basking in the sun was more promising.

Unconsciously, Wang Bo realized that he seemed to have given up on self-restraint and no longer limited his growth.

Clearly, before, he had been unwilling to bask in the sun no matter what.

When exactly did he stop resisting growing stronger through sunbathing? Was it when he learned the Ripple, or when he mastered magic and learned spells?

He now had many combat methods; he did not need to rely on Superman's power to fight, nor would he cause irreversible damage to the world.

Thus, there was no need to restrict himself anymore, especially since basking in the sun was very comfortable.

"What is my third prize?"

[Host, your third prize is the Nine Yang Divine Skill from the Hong Kong comic 'Dragon Tiger Gate' world.]

Uh... how should I put it.

Wang Bo knew very well that the Nine Yang Divine Skill from the 'Dragon Tiger Gate' world was indeed powerful, but compared to the first two rewards, it was a whole tier lower.

One was heaven, the other earth.

But fortunately, Wang Bo had obtained the first two rewards and was already satisfied. Even if the third reward was mediocre, Wang Bo could accept it.

Moreover, the Nine Yang Divine Skill, in a sense, was very compatible with Wang Bo.

So Wang Bo took out the Nine Yang Divine Skill and began to flip through it. He was quite interested in martial arts, but who knew that as soon as he looked, he was startled.

This was too ridiculous.