Weakest Beast Tamer Gets All SSS Dragons novel Chapter 834

Chapter 834: Chapter 834 - Taming the Fifth Year - Mathematics of Power - 2

In a perfect theoretical example Selphira sometimes used to illustrate her points in her private classes for Liora, she’d use a hypothetical tamer who achieved 100% general increases through equal bonuses in every aspect of himself...

It seemed to be simply a human "twice as strong" when described casually.

Double strength, double speed, double endurance. It sounded understandable, within a frame of reference that ordinary people could process. Just twice as good as a normal person, surely that meant they could handle two normal people, right?

They’d end up tied in a battle against 2 humans, the fast logic went. Two against one with double strength equals even odds.

But that couldn’t be more false as a characterization of what those multipliers really meant in practice.

A tamer with 100% increases wasn’t "twice as strong" in the way people imagined. They were exponentially more capable in ways that defied simple arithmetic. 𝓯𝓻𝒆𝙚𝒘𝓮𝙗𝓷𝒐𝓿𝙚𝒍.𝙘𝓸𝙢

Considering strength alone. If a normal human could lift 100 kg, the enhanced tamer could lift 200 kg with the same ease. That much was straightforward.

But now consider what that meant for leverage, for momentum, for kinetic energy. The force of a punch didn’t just double, it increased by far more because force equals mass times acceleration, and both components had also increased. A punch that was 2× stronger traveling at 2× speed didn’t deliver 2× damage. It delivered 4× damage at minimum, potentially more depending on how well the energy transferred thanks to the new density the extra Defense in the skin and bones is providing.

Then add in doubled speed affecting reaction time, doubled endurance meaning they could maintain peak performance twice as easier, but still weight almost the same while opponents tired faster, doubled toughness meaning attacks that would injure them only bruised or bounced. Each factor multiplying against the others.

The enhanced tamer wouldn’t tie against 2 normal humans.

They’d defeat 5. Maybe 8. Possibly more if the normal humans lacked very good coordination.

Even in a scenario where you had a highly trained human who was perfectly cloned, creating two identical individuals in every aspect, and one of those clones received only 10% more in reaction speed, physical strength, and damage resistance, that improved clone would almost always win in direct confrontation against its twin.

In the end it wouldn’t be a close competition or a victory that depended on luck or tactics.

It would be consistent domination because each exchange would favor the improved clone by margins that accumulated.

The improved clone would hit 10% harder, meaning each strike would cause more damage. Small difference on paper, devastating in practice. It would move 10% faster, meaning it would connect more strikes while dodging more.

The speed differential meant better positioning, superior timing, the ability to dictate the pace of engagement. It would resist 10% more damage, meaning the hits it received would be less effective..

It was an advantage in every aspect of combat that compounded with each passing second of the fight.

The advantage would snowball.

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