In addition to carefully exploring, observing, and hunting, Roy had been designing sketches for the past few days.
The first sketch he completed was drawn with his hands as a reference. In this sketch, Roy made the appearance of his entire palm larger and more ferocious, making it look like it was covered in a bone shell, full of messy bone spurs that protruded like nails. At the front of his fingers, the length of his nails had lengthened and become sharper. Not only did they have a hook-like arc, but they also glowed with a metallic luster.
Roy's initial definition of this change was: 'Steel material', 'Flexible'.
Yes, this was Roy's first body modification plan to create a pair of hands with steel claws!
This was only a preliminary idea. In his vision, if he had enough souls in the future, he planned to transform his nails into adamantium to achieve an invincible destructive power. At the same time, he would extend this transformation to his entire arm.
This idea naturally came from the wolverine's claws. However, Roy guessed that the number and quality of souls he currently had might not be able to change them to adamantium in one step, so he only thought of transforming them into ordinary steel materials first.
With such a pair of sharp claws, his advantage in battle was self-evident. Even if he encountered an opponent with a strong defense, he could easily tear apart their defense. Moreover, this kind of weapon that originated from him would never run out of ammunition.
As for the second modification plan, it was on Roy's tail.
Due to the different structure of his body, Roy could not walk completely upright like when he was a human. He could stand up, but he could not straighten his body and would be slightly stooped. So far, the arrow-like tail behind Roy had only played a role in maintaining his balance when he stood like this. Other than that, it did not have much use.
Not only could it not help Roy fight, but it also became a weakness of his body. It was sensitive and fragile, and once it was injured, it would bring intense pain.
Therefore, in order to eliminate this weakness, Roy's second modification plan targeted his tail. He drew a long, aberration-like tail. This long tail extended from his spine to his tailbone, looking segmented, from thick to sharp, and had a beautiful streamlined shape. At the tip of the tail, Roy designed three bone blades that could open and close. When these three bone blades opened, they could be used to grab objects, and when closed, they could become triangular blades that could easily pierce through thick steel plates.
According to Roy's vision, after this aberration-like long tail was integrated into his body, it could also give his spine a blade-like protrusion, making him look more domineering and ferocious.
It could not be helped. He had already despaired of this world where looks were everywhere! Even in the Demon World, looks were also important. Here, the definition of appearance was strong, terrifying, ferocious, and terrifying. If your appearance did not have any deterrence and could not make people feel fear, then even ordinary monsters would dare to test you …
Now that Roy had become a demon and no longer had a human form, he simply let himself go, used his imagination to his heart's content, and changed it however he wanted.
Roy was quite satisfied with the shape of this tail. His definitions of the tail were: bone, flexible, regenerative, and as tough as steel.
Moreover, if he had enough souls in the future, Roy planned to transform this tail into adamantium. This way, it would become a true steel tail.
The third modification plan was also the last one that Roy had designed recently. This plan did not target parts of the body but … the entire body.
In the third painting, Roy depicted a syringe gun and a test tube that matched the syringe gun.
This test tube was very interesting. The upper and lower ends were sealed in silver-white metal, and the middle part was two separate spiral-shaped interlaced tubes. Inside the tubes was a blue potion.
Familiar, right? That's right. Because Roy's first definition of this potion was the T-Virus!
Since it was for the entire body, the first thing Roy thought of was a strengthening agent. Speaking of strengthening agents, the first thing Roy thought of was the T-Virus and the Super Soldier Serum.
However, Roy had memories from movies about the appearance of the T-Virus, but he did not know what the Super Soldier Serum looked like. Of course, he could casually draw a test tube to create a potion and then define it as a strengthening agent. Of course, this method would work, but Roy estimated that creating a concept out of thin air would probably consume a lot more souls, and it would not be as fast as creating a concept in his memory.
Just like the revolver he made before, in fact, when he drew the shape, he had already given the painting a basic definition, such as size, volume, and so on. Additional text definitions were just to perfect it. However, if it was an object that he imagined out of thin air, then the content of the definition had to be more detailed, and naturally, more souls would be consumed.
Therefore, Roy finally used the T-Virus. The T-Virus itself had a concept, which was to completely optimize and evolve genes to achieve the goal of strengthening the physique and eliminating diseases. This was a concept given to it by movies, novels, and games. Moreover, compared to other more advanced viruses, such as the G-virus, Veronica, and so on, the T-Virus was the most basic enhancement. It was very suitable for Roy's current weak body, and he was not afraid of the situation where he could not take it.
However, because he was worried about its stability and whether his demon body could adapt to this virus, Roy also made two additional definitions for the T-Virus: Perfect Fusion and No Side Effects! This way, he did not have to be afraid of becoming a demon zombie …
If Roy's existing soul could materialize the T-Virus, then he could become stronger and more powerful after injecting it. If he was lucky, he might even evolve into a superpower. It was simply killing two birds with one stone.
Three transformation plans, three pictures, and three materials. Now, it was time to see which material had the lowest price.
Now, Roy had the soul of a low-rank demon and four monster souls. In the system's evaluation, these five souls were all 'complete low-quality' souls, only different in size and value, so Roy began to test them one by one.
After placing the pictures of his hands and tail on the main page, they would adapt to the size of the pictures and match Roy's body. The T-Virus did not need to match and could be materialized directly. However, after Roy tried them one by one, he found that the only thing he could materialize with the number of souls he had was his tail!
This surprised Roy a little because the definition of a tail had the most attributes. According to the rule that the more attributes, the more consumption, why was it the tail?
Among the three materials, except for the tail, he could only achieve 20% of the transformation of his hands. The T-Virus was even less, only 5%!
In other words, if he wanted to transform his hands, he would need at least five times more souls, and he would need twenty times more to materialize the T-Virus!
What the hell is going on??
After studying it carefully for a while, Roy suddenly realized that the reason why the definition of his hands had fewer attributes and the higher consumption was probably because he defined the material as steel.
It was naturally more difficult to transform into metal and have the agility of a living creature. It had to be a metal with biological activity to achieve this transformation. On the contrary, although there were many definitions of the tail, the material was still bone. In other words, Roy could complete it by relying on the proliferation of his own bone cells. The definition of being as strong as steel only strengthened the bones, so overall, it was much easier to materialize the tail than the hands.
As for the T-Virus, Roy figured it out. After adding two definitions, the T-Virus became the perfect enhancement potion, and the consumption would definitely skyrocket.
In that case, Roy's transformation could almost be decided. He could either directly transform his tail or modify the definitions of his hands and then transform his hands. As for the T-Virus, he could forget about it for the time being.
After thinking for a while, he chose to transform his tail first and eliminate his weaknesses …
After combining the alien tail with his main body and choosing to save and materialize it, a numb and itchy feeling suddenly spread throughout his spine. This feeling was too uncomfortable, and Roy wished he could stick his back to the ground and rub it hard to relieve this discomfort. But he knew very well that it was best not to move, so he endured it …
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