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... item each time? It’s like how even if I can carry 100 kilograms, I can tell the difference between 1 kilogram and 10 kilograms.

I felt like it was almost unbearable when I attempted the fifth level fortification last time. It was to the point that I was worried that I might fail.

It was like carrying 95 kilograms when my limit was 100 kilograms.

But it was different this time. It was very easy. It felt like I was lifting less than 70 kilograms.

‘The sixth level fo ...

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