Chapter 874 (2/2)

He certainly did have a human side to him. At first glance, his wisdom seemed to be inclined towards the direction of humans. But many of his thoughts and many of his inherent ideas were completely different from those of the humans.

Also, those unusual and fanciful notions of his were definitely not within the category of humans—the wisdom of humans was dependent on the accumulation of knowledge and the development of their spirituality. What knowledge could this jellyfish accumulate? Just based on its spirituality alone, how could it possibly develop so much?

At first glance, spirituality seemed to make no sense. In fact, it was nothing more than the result of the intersection between the subconsciousness and accumulation of knowledge. Without enough knowledge, it would only manifest itself as an incoherent frenzy—in the experiments, more than one jellyfish had demonstrated such madness. They eventually reached a state of extreme delirium that would make any mortal deem them as lunatics at one look. And in the end, they were all destroyed as products of failed experiments.

Of course, Auscar, the Void Mask, also had his insane side. But more often than not, he showed clear rationality and rigorous logic without any sense of insanity. This had to come from some kind of wisdom, a certain kind of wisdom that was completely different from any known wisdom but was also extraordinarily powerful and effective.

If the mystery of that wisdom could be solved, even a weak God System could grow stronger rapidly. And if the Human God System was able to solve the mystery of that wisdom, it would quickly become the most powerful faction among all the other gods. The human gods would utterly overpower all their rivals!

Most regrettably, the experiment had yet to reap any reliable results. Solving the mystery of the jellyfish wisdom was still an insurmountable mystery.

What special wisdom could a great jellyfish god have?

If anyone were to say this to Sui Xiong, he would definitely pour scorn on them.

Special wisdom? When it came to special stances, he only knew a few. For instance, the stance “Ass back like the Wild Geese on the Sandbank,” or “48 Hands of the Great Oedo,” or “Billy Wrestling,” or “Jojo Stand…” Though he did not really have much practice, at least he often saw those on the internet and often learned by watching and mimicking the moves.

But if anyone were to ask him about “special wisdom,” he would be very lost.

Could it be painting a picture? He was very confident about his standard of painting. And many of the painting techniques he had mastered were indeed unprecedented and unique enough for this world.

It was just… such an answer would most probably make the people who had mustered up the courage to ask him questions extremely annoyed.

But other than that wisdom, he really could not think of anything else.

He would probably say with much sincerity, “There isn’t any, really. Really there isn’t any!”

Honestly, he even thought that he was, in fact, quite a stupid man.

If it was not for his stupidity, he would not always be coming up with all sorts of ideas for various studies, then get stuck, and eventually, someone else would be the one to come up with the results.

This was clearly the IQ gap…

Take the salt right before him, for example.

At that moment, there were a few packets of fine salt place right before him. They looked almost as fine as rice flour and radiated a captivating business and snow-whiteness under the sunlight.

“We have finally completed the research on the subject you entrusted us with!” Palin said proudly. He was no longer the young Palin of before. “This is the result of our research. We call it—”

“Washed powder salt!”