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After about an hour, Bruce returned to his original state. Seeing Mystique radiating colorful divine light, he fell silent.

In fact, at this time he has already determined the various benefits of the Ever-changing ability and the Rules of Copy.

Ever-changing was a kind of change ability similar to the Monkey King.

From then on, he could use this to turn himself into anyone. Of course, this ability also had a prerequisite, that was he couldn't change into people who were stronger than him.

For example, he couldn't change into Galactus.

Even though Galactus's body was a Universe Level, he was still far better than him.

But there was no problem with existences like the original Thanos, Hela, and Dracula who were slightly weaker than him.

Second, the Rules of Copy were simply rules tailored for Ever-changing.

Soon after turning into Dracula, he discovered an incredible thing, that was, after becoming the other person, he could perfectly govern Dracula's Rules of Blood.

The Rule of Blood was an ability he hadn't downloaded yet. The reason why such rules could be used was the function of copying rules. This divine power that was compatible with everything could actively let Bruce use any kind of rule he had seen and successfully record it.

The only fly in the ointment was that the copied rules were not as handy as the original owner often used, but it wasn't weakend.

What does it mean?

For example, Bruce met an unmatched existence one day. Then it didn't matter, he could put one of the billions of cells in his body at any time and completely imitate the appearance of that individual's cells and save it in his own body.

When his strength was enough in the future, he could download the ability in this cell at any time. This meant that in the future, Bruce would meet the existence of Mephisto's projection.

As long as one cell had been copied, there was no need to deliberately save his life. If he wanted to download his power, he could find the Mephisto cell stored in his body.In a human's body, there were more than hundreds of millions of cells.

The effect of losing this cell was completely negligible. In short, ever-changing was a real transformation that originated from the atomic level.

Bruce could turn his cells into everything that the naked eye could see. The effect was not only limited to people and creatures, but even planets in the universe.

A certain cosmic ray, as long as it had enough energy, could be imitated and changed.

People who possess this ability could be said to be beyond the physical existence. Even if his head was blown, it could grow back. Memories were no longer stored in the brain, but deep in the genes of each cell.

At this point, Wolverine could not do it. If someone cut off his head, Wolverine would definitely die, and his regeneration factor will completely lose consciousness because of the missing brain. Naturally it was impossible to repair the flesh again.

For the Ever-changing physical body, not to mention regeneration of severed limbs, it was completely possible to resurrect from a drop of blood.

This was the real strongest state of the physical body.

As for Rules of Copy, it could perfectly imitate the power of other rules, also greatly improving Bruce's divine power recovery speed.

For example, Bruce had previously used the Rules of Thrones to penetrate the Galactus' star domain, but was blocked by the opponent.

At that time the Rules of Thrones was exhausted, and he could only find ways to use other powers. But now that there was the Rules of Copy, Bruce could fully transfer the divine power of other attributes.

Change quickly to Rules of Copy, and then add to the Rules of Thrones, he could send another attack of the same quality.

This led Bruce to seamlessly connect all the rules by duplicating his divine power.

Before, it took Bruce a few breaths to recover. Now that he had the Rules of Copy, he could continuously attack without a break…

For his opponent, this was an extremely desperate thing. Compared to the past, Bruce could now kill two of his previous selves..

Ever-changing and Rules of Copy could be said to be a god-level combination.

This also made Mystique, who could only imitate the rookie before, become any god and species on earth.

Such an ability could be worth more than thousands of abilities.

The reason why Bruce looked at Mystique in silence was because he knew how powerful this ability was.

As a result, he was unable to evaluate the upper limit of this "Female Version of Monkey King".

It was possible that he created an absolute X factor.

In Alcatraz underground…

Seeing Bruce's appearance, Mystique laughed madly.

"Now, I should be able to become like you." The result was just after she launched her Ever-changing abilities, she discovered that Bruce's strength still far surpassed her.

Her face kept changing, but she just couldn't imitate Bruce's appearance. Bruce's mutant gene had reached the level of a seventh-level mutant.

As a sixth-level mutant, it was naturally impossible for Mystique to imitate the ability of a seventh-level mutant.

The gap between the sixth and seventh levels could be said to be the distance between the gods and the true gods.

Even if the current Mystique was called the strongest sixth-level mutant, it could be said that there was no contest.

Looking at the ever-changing face of the Mystique, Bruce remembered the time when he had just met the Goddess of soul.

She also constantly changed her appearance like Mystique, but the Goddess of Soul was like a creation god like Eternity and Infinity.

From the beginning, it was abstract to no concrete image.

Raven still had her own color. This led to a fundamental difference between the two. When it came to the beauty between the two, Bruce still thought Goddess of Soul was better.

Mystique had to think what the other person wanted, while Goddess of Soul instinctively knew what it was. No matter how one strengthened his mental defense, he couldn't deceive Goddess of Soul.

As the creation singularity of the universe, Goddess of Soul herself was the embodiment of the soul of all things.

The birth of such a god was not comparable to mortals.