I Can Program My Body?
Chapter 109: God Body Astral Art

Chapter 109: God Body Astral Art

A week later.

In Eastdam State, Nash finally created a brand-new runic program in the [Training Module System].

[Training Module System: God Body Astral Art

Current Void Saturation: 101%

Estimated Total Saturation: 300%

Estimated Cost: 4.5 million Merits]

"4.5 million merits..." Nash sighed, staring at the estimated cost to reach 300% saturation.

Over the past week, Nash had done nothing but deduce the God Body Astral Art.

Aside from his daily two-hour training and managing the Eastdam State’s documents, he hadn’t entered the Dark Plane or tutored William.

Entirely focused on deducing and piecing together the astral art, it only took him a few days to complete the God Body Astral Art.

Importing it into the [Training Module System] was even easier.

Using the Crimson Eye Astral Art as a template, it didn’t take long to integrate it into the runic module system.

The only limitation was that, because all the astral art references he purchased were capped at 300% saturation, his deductions could only reach that level.

Without further delay, Nash dove into the Dark Plane, eager to test the unique astral art he’d created.

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Iron Fall Shelter.

Back in the training hall, Nash noticed William’s room was still occupied.

"He’s still in seclusion?" Nash guessed.

Unlike him, others without a module system capable of circulating void energy rapidly could only use merits one by one.

Even if someone had millions of merits, using all of them would still take weeks or even months.

As for Nash, none of it was his problem.

Renting a training hall for himself, he quickly sat down and opened his dark panel.

[Nash Navre

Rank: Void Warrior (101%+)

Merits: 483,100]

"It’s time to start..."

Tapping on the "+" symbol, void energy began flooding his body.

Activating the [Training Module System], the untamed energy began circulating, increasing his saturation rate.

102%... 105%... 110%... 115%... 120%... 125%... 130%...

"Enough~"

Quickly holding back, he felt the surge of power flowing through his body, as he glanced at his nearly drained merits.

[Nash Navre

Rank: Void Warrior (130%+)

Merits: 48,100]

"I nearly spent all of it!"

Increasing his power was dangerously addictive. With just a tap of a button, years of hard work could be done in the blink of an eye.

Not even a quarter of an hour had passed, yet he’d gone from 101% saturation to 130%.

For the first time, he truly felt what it meant to cheat.

As long as he had enough merits to buy more advanced astral art to deduce, reaching a 1000% saturation rate in a single day was not a dream.

What took others countless blood-burning years, he could do in moments.

Of course, all of this depended on one thing—having enough merits.

Now, back to being a pauper, it was time to return to reality and earn merits with his blood and sweat.

Standing up, he felt endless energy coursing through his veins.

Nash estimated that against a 5-star dark beast, he wouldn’t even need to activate the [Overloading] or [Overclocking] module system to win.

As long as he played it smart, he could kill them easily.

Exiting the room, he knocked on William’s training hall door.

"William, time to head out."

Since he was going back to work, he couldn’t leave his buddy behind.

A few minutes later, William stepped out, his hair in a mess while reeking of sweat and dust.

"Boss..." William greeted while half-awake.

"You haven’t come out even once?" Nash asked, speechless.

The past week, Nash hadn’t been tutoring William, not because he was too focused on deducing astral arts, but simply because William had never left his room.

"I promised boss that I would quickly increase my strength. How could I waste time going outside?" William muttered with a trace of pride.

After a whole week of training, he managed to comprehend up to 200% saturation of the Titan Body Astral Art.

But because of his clumsy technique, he only reached 186% saturation.

Even so, such speed was already on par with the top talents of the Nova Sector.

Even Skylar took nine months to go from 0 to 1000% saturation.

At his current pace, he should be able to reach a 1000% saturation rate before the Domain Level Cosmic Competition.

Fighting against the top talents of the Solara Domain, he could bring glory to the Stanley Family and the Nova Sector.

Meanwhile, seeing William’s saturation rate, Nash didn’t react much.

With William’s wealth, being ahead of him temporarily meant nothing.

The higher one’s void saturation rate, the harder it gets to advance.

Maybe with a top-notch astral art, one could easily reach 300% or even a 500% saturation rate.

But once one hit the 700% threshold, progress became nearly impossible.

This level was where countless talents hit a wall.

One not only has to have top comprehension but also perfect control of their body and void energy.

Even Nash had started to face this bottleneck.

Earlier, when his overall saturation rate increased to 120%, his eye saturation rate officially reached 700%.

But as it climbed to 130%, it stopped increasing.

Not because it couldn’t go higher, but because Nash held it back.

Crossing the 700% saturation boundary came with real danger.

One mistake, even the smallest, and the tower he’d built could collapse.

Until he had time to fully optimize the [Training Module System] and refine the Crimson Eye Astral Art’s runic program, Nash didn’t dare to push it further.

As these thoughts passed through his mind, he couldn’t help but glance at William with disgust.

Even though this was the Dark Plane, their bodies, materialized from the soul, were still physical and affected by the external environment.

If such dirt and grime weren’t washed off before returning to reality, it could trigger dizziness, nausea, or worse.

Not wanting William to suffer complications that would waste precious time, Nash waved him off quickly.

"Go take a shower. We’ll meet at the teleportation station later."

"Alright, boss! Wait for me!" William replied, scratching himself as he dashed off to clean up.