The remaining eggs were all taken by Lou Yi for experiments.
He found out that Armor-Piercing could only be used once every half an hour.
This determined that the skill could only serve as a trump card and not a common technique.
Through testing, Lou Yi discovered that when the distance was more than two steps, the eggs would at most have some cracks.
It seems that the damage of the advanced skill Armor-Piercing decreased geometrically with the increase in distance.
Which means, to inflict the greatest damage on the enemy, there must be zero-distance physical contact.
As for the so-called belief effect, Lou Yi also tried using the control variable method.
The controlled distance was two steps.
With the first axe strike, he emptied his mind, thinking of nothing, and a barely noticeable crack appeared on the egg's surface.
With the second axe strike, a strong desire for the egg to shatter arose in his heart, as if it were his mortal enemy.
'Crack!'
