The battery slid down the throat into the stomach.

In an instant, the stomach acid contacted the outermost part of the battery, starting to dissolve the outer metal layer.

At the same time, the chemicals and electrons contained within flowed into the bloodstream like a time-release capsule,

but unfortunately, the number of electrons wasn’t even enough for an electric shock, and Wang Ye barely felt anything before the energy in the battery was completely absorbed.

It’s worth noting that he had endured Body Tempering by thunder and could barely stay alive under the extreme voltage of thunder; handling a small battery was effortless for him.

However, this also proved that swallowing batteries can indeed provide some energy; however, a single battery from ordinary appliances struggles to deliver sufficient energy.

By the time the energy was absorbed, the chemical substances inside the battery were mostly absorbed by Wang Ye as well.

What followed were various adverse reactions caused by heavy metals.

Due to Wang Ye’s metabolism being tens of times higher than ordinary people’s, the onset of these toxic reactions occurred at a similar accelerated rate.

In a flash, he felt some unknown substances infiltrating his various organs, leaving damage. The first symptom was a mild dizziness in the head, but it disappeared completely about half a second later. Similarly, his stomach and intestines felt a slight discomfort, disappearing within 1 to 2 seconds.

These large amounts of toxic substances were purposely directed by Wang Ye, flowing like water through his brain, organs, and bloodstream, eventually mixing with sweat in the palm of his hand.

Wang Ye slowly opened his right hand, revealing a puddle of grayish-black liquid quietly resting in his palm, trickling down through his fingers to the ground.

"It seems these substances won’t cause me lethal harm."

Without hesitation, Wang Ye continued swallowing the remaining Nanfu batteries.

After a short 5 seconds, he acquired about 15 kilocalories of energy.

All the toxic substances from the batteries had been moved to his palm using the Qi and blood movement technique and were secreted through sweat.

Looking at his hand, stained a bluish-black, Wang Ye couldn’t help but entertain an amusing thought.

With his current physique, he could probably practice the Five Poison Palm.

To think that even the vapor emitted by mercury when it evaporates is potent enough to be lethally harmful to humans.

This means that even if Wang Ye did nothing, simply standing next to an ordinary person might be enough for sudden death.

However, this notion is just a thought and isn’t suitable as a practical combat method.

After all, mercury evaporation takes time, and Wang Ye certainly couldn’t inject this substance directly into someone’s body,

and even if it were, it would take more than half a minute for the opposing body to fully absorb the toxicity.

In that time, Wang Ye could have employed other means to dispatch the opponent.

After testing the ordinary Nanfu batteries, Wang Ye couldn’t help but sigh with disappointment.

Although it did prove that batteries could provide him with energy.

But these batteries, mainly used in air conditioning and TV remotes, have a very low total electron storage. If he truly wanted to gain power from such low-capacity Nanfu batteries, he would have to swallow over ten thousand batteries.

However, that’s evidently unrealistic.

So next, Wang Ye needs to purchase batteries with more capacity yet smaller size for further testing, like the nuclear batteries he initially thought of that could provide energy for fifty years. But the problem is that he currently has no way to purchase these items not yet available on the market. So he would still need to turn to Li Weimin for help.

The most convenient legal option he could think of now is to settle for the batteries from new energy vehicles or electric scooters. The batteries for these vehicles need to provide long-term and high-power energy, hence their energy storage density is not low. The drawback is their considerable size, which means Wang Ye can’t directly swallow them, rendering them inconvenient for carry.

The more Wang Ye thought, the more he felt that today’s battery technology isn’t as advanced as he imagined.

Perhaps in the end, he might have to create a battery that surpasses the current human Peak Level.

Concluding the battery experiment,

Wang Ye took a brief breath.

He then began his Throwing training.

From his backpack, he retrieved dozens of boxes of toothpicks.

He opened the packaging and took out a few toothpicks.

Each box of these packaged toothpicks contained two to three hundred sticks.

Wang Ye bought fifteen boxes in total, about four thousand toothpicks, enough for an entire afternoon of continuous Throwing training.

He pinched a toothpick between his thumb and forefinger and swung his arm suddenly towards an open area, resulting in a sharp sonic boom. The toothpick in his hand flew out with a whoosh, shooting towards a distant open ground at twice the speed of sound, embedding deeply into a small dirt hill several hundred meters away.

He didn’t throw towards walls or obstacles because his strength now was vastly different from half a year ago, no longer as weak as before.

With his current extreme strength of several tens of tons and his arm’s supersonic rotation speed, if he were to throw a heavy object at a wall with full force, its maximum power would be nearly equivalent to a wrecking ball’s, capable of smashing through an entire load-bearing wall, perhaps even causing the entire building to collapse.