The other one was the [Training Module System]. The added computational power made it work wonders.
In the past, it followed only the pathways he programmed. Now, it can adapt to every movement and energy input it receives.
This meant the more computational power it had, the faster his soul and void training progressed.
Unfortunately, at the moment, his soul could only handle three times its usual speed, which needed up to 70 million units of computational power to maintain.
If it didn't have such a limit, Nash wouldn't have minded pouring half his computational power into it.
As for the remaining modules—[Memory], [Combat], [Disguise], [Recovery], and [Adaptive]—there weren't many changes.
Besides becoming more efficient, faster, more controlled, and smarter in every way, they didn't have as much impact as the previously mentioned module systems.
"This month was real progress…" Nash said with a smile.
