His been speaking to Enid so much, I just forgot. Good point. Though, if he really was hearing their prayers, I'd figure he'd have a bigger reaction to it. Even if Anthony's slow, the way it was told was very casual.

"whisper prayers under their breath and in their heart..." He's just hearing them with his ears. The soul listening via nave idea is cool but not concrete.

Spirit bomb is my guess. And like in the android movie, Anthony will be able to absorb this power and achieve higher stats, kind of like what the Queen does already, but in the form of magical and probably spirit power, which I'm sure is going to be one a thing from the fifth strata onwards. This is the only game breaking method Anthony has to compete against the Ancients. When the colony is billions large, and the Soul Knave has been upgraded to its pinaccle, Anthony will basically be unstoppable.

Can just chip away at it with gravity bomb after gravity bomb. Don't know the consequences, but the experience points alone would be enough to get him to tier 8 at least.

Possibly, though I think it's too complex for the ants at the moment. Anthony's spatial gates that decrease his response time can be seen as one.

She's slower than I expectected. 6 kilometers in 5 minutes. 6000 meters 300 seconds = 20 m/s They said under 5, so she would be faster and if you take into account the obstacles and other things she had to zig zag through, her top speed is probably around 30 m/s.

Can't be. Pange- something has already been stated to be several times bigger than Earth. Guess: Gandulf is a prisoner at the centre of the planet, most likely. He summons people from the other world to free him. The 19 Ancients act as seals to keep him in place. But together, they can't complete the circle, need one more. This is why, while limited, Gandulf can still pull of other worldly summons.

Crinis always had that scream. We for a fact that the ancients exist, so the scholar is definitely wrong about that. But the old civilizations being super powerful, is questionable. Why would they be strong? The strength of modern powers come from the dungeon, so what made them so strong? I don't think they were.

"Live Evil" I guess, just like words are mirror versions of each other, Odin is Anthony's mirror. Honestly, this section was dragged on for too long. 1 Chapter would be sufficient. The more I see of him, the worse it gets. Odin's introduction has been pretty lame. Despite his assassin background, he doesn't feel like a threat at all, and I think the author butched his characterisation. He's supposed to be this cold and calculating individual and yet his thoughts and actions are so hot headed.