Chapter 352: Inheritance
The Demon Hunting Group and the Abyss Cabin were attacking fiercely, and the Viper Academy was constantly contracting its battle lines, making the front-line situation intense.
However, it was just as expected.
As the battle line approached the Viper Academy, accompanied by the rising of dozens of wizard towers, the attacking momentum was also contained.
The battle situation fell into a stalemate.
However, all of this was irrelevant to the reserve personnel.
Especially Lynn, who was a special talent and was cared for by the academy, had never been to the front lines.
He was responsible for refining potions.
Not only could he obtain the academy’s points to exchange for various resources, but he could also have extra income through the private sale of potions.
Half a year later.
Lynn sat upright opposite the alchemy furnace, his hands lightly raised, manipulating the flames to refine the magic potion inside the furnace.
Under his meticulous control, the different magic potions gradually fused, and a faint fragrance wafted out.
Time slowly passed.
The fragrance in the room became fainter and fainter, until it was no longer perceptible, while his expression became more and more solemn.
“Susan!”
“Oh!”
A giant over three meters tall came forward at the sound of his voice. Her body wriggled, and arms extended from her waist and ribs.
Adding to the original two, there were a dozen arms densely packed.
Some of the arms were thick and powerful, some were slender and white, and some were dry and withered, and they were not all the same.
“It’s coming!”
Accompanied by a low shout, the alchemy furnace suddenly shook, and the lid was pushed open by an invisible force, and streams of liquid sprayed out from it.
Once these potions touched the ground, they would instantly vaporize, and their medicinal effects would be lost, which would be equivalent to wasting several days of work and all of the magic potions used to refine them.
“Swish!”
Susan stepped forward, her dozen arms waving in the air, leaving behind afterimages as she gathered all of the potions into her hands and then methodically separated them into streams, which fell into the bottles not far away, filling them one after another.
“Twenty-seven bottles.”
When it was over, Lynn counted the number and nodded in satisfaction:
“There are two more bottles than last time. Leave seven bottles for Isaiah to sell on the black market, and hand in the rest.”
“Yes.”
Susan nodded, her eyes flickered, and she said in a muffled voice:
“Isaiah has advanced to a senior wizard apprentice.”
“Is that so?” Lynn’s movements paused slightly, and he nodded:
“She’s progressing quickly!”
“But it’s also normal. Her wizard talent is not bad, and with the constant assistance of high-level potions, she should have advanced.”
Seeing Susan’s melancholy expression, he couldn’t help but chuckle:
“You don’t need to envy her.”
“For Isaiah, becoming a formal wizard in the future is a major hurdle, but you already have the strength of a formal wizard. Maybe by the time Isaiah becomes a formal wizard, you will have already become a Thousand-Faced Demon.”
A Thousand-Faced Demon was an advanced state of a Hundred-Faced Demon. Even the weakest were at the late stage of the first circle, and they were considered a force to be reckoned with in any faction.
“A Thousand-Faced Demon?” Susan touched her own cheek and looked at her deformed and twisted body, her eyes filled with loss:
“I would rather be the junior wizard apprentice I once was than have this body now.”
“Don’t think too much.” Lynn said:
“Low emotions will allow the spirit body within your consciousness to take advantage. You still need to become stronger.”
“Sigh!”
Sighing, Susan nodded silently, stepped forward to collect the potions, and turned to walk out the door.
Even though more than half a year had passed, she still couldn’t fully accept her current situation.
To live,
she had to become a Hundred-Faced Demon.
And she would never be able to become human again. Her consciousness was completely bound to this monster.
Shaking his head, Lynn was about to refine the next batch of potions when a piece of magic paper on the table suddenly flew over.
A line of text was written on it.
“It’s finally here!”
Lynn’s face broke into a smile:
“Holy Source Water Droplets… but it seems my current points aren’t enough to exchange for the second-order flame.”
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Weir Town.
In just half a year, this town had evolved into a war fortress. Relying on the Viper Academy’s continuous funding, it firmly blocked the Demon Hunting Group’s mercenaries and the Abyss Cabin’s demonic creatures.
Pedestrians hurried along the streets.
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Potions, magic items, and various rune materials were all hot commodities nowadays, and the shops were naturally bustling with people.
“Sister Mandy.”
Lynn entered the shop and greeted the woman who was busy:
“Do you have some time?”
“You’ve come, of course I have time.” Mandy handed the task at hand to someone else and turned to approach him:
“Come with me.”
The two of them went into the backyard.
As soon as they stepped onto the bluestone-paved ground, Lynn’s footsteps paused, and he hesitated for a moment before following.
Two people, a man and a woman, were standing in front of the guest room in the backyard. The man was handsome, and the woman was beautiful. The key thing was that the mental energy fluctuations on their bodies were extremely powerful.
First-circle wizards!
Such agile mental energy was completely different from the wizards of the Viper Academy, which made Lynn’s heart stir.
“You two.”
Coming closer, Mandy spoke respectfully:
“I need to see Senior Sister Julia.”
The two of them looked over. The invisible mental energy fluctuations swept over them in an instant at several frequencies, and after confirming that there were no problems, the woman nodded:
“Go in!”
The door opened.
Mandy bowed as she entered and gave a salute to a woman who was leaning back in a soft chair, slowly savoring snacks:
“Respected descendant of the Luo Er Family, Senior Sister Julia, the person you wanted to see has arrived.”
The Luo Er Family?
Lynn’s heart stirred as he followed behind.
Besides the four major factions, the Kalim Continent also had nine wizard families that had been passed down from ancient times.
The Green Family was one of them.
The Luo Er Family was also one of them.
Long before the four major factions were formed, the nine great families were already active on this continent.
Their ancestors might not even be dead yet. After all, for sixth-circle wizards, time had already lost its meaning.
“Sit.”
Julia waved her hand with a faint smile. Her fair hand swept across the table, and a transparent crystal bottle appeared on the table.
That pure water-based power revealed its identity.
Holy Source Water Droplets!
“I didn’t expect to meet a wizard who cultivates the Great Flame Bloodline Inheritance here.” Julia looked at Lynn and pursed her lips:
“This inheritance has a lot of flaws. Even with the highest talent, you can only cultivate to the early stage of the third circle, and your combat power will be at the bottom of the third circle.”
“Miss Julia.” Lynn was a little unsure of what the other party meant, and he cautiously spoke humbly:
“For me, being able to become a third-circle wizard is already satisfying.”
“Heh…” Julia chuckled:
“Let me finish.”
“The limit of the Great Flame Bloodline is the early stage of the third circle. In reality, you can only cultivate to the second-circle realm at most, unless you are that one in a billion. ”
“Of course, for you, the second and third circles are probably about the same, but it’s still a pity.”
“That’s right!” Mandy’s eyes lit up, and she hurriedly said:
“Lynn is only seventeen years old and is already a middle-stage first-circle wizard. He will definitely be able to become a second-circle wizard in the future. If he has a good inheritance, he might not be able to reach the third circle.”
?
Lynn raised his head, his eyes flickering:
“Miss Julia, do you have a complete Great Flame Bloodline Inheritance?”
This was something his original body had always wanted to acquire.
“That’s right.”
Julia shrugged:
“There are many fast-track wizard inheritances on the Kalim Continent. The major factions use them to train their henchmen, and the Great Flame Bloodline is one of them.”
“However…”
“Cultivating this kind of inheritance will only allow you to become a high-level henchman at most.”
Fast-track?
The Great Flame Bloodline was known for its slow progress!
However, Lynn instantly realized that if he cultivated honestly, the Great Flame Bloodline would indeed progress slowly.
But if he could constantly devour others and cultivate like raising a Gu, wouldn’t his progress be rapid?
Like him.
“I not only have the complete Great Flame Bloodline Inheritance, but I can also provide you with a method to switch to another path after the second circle.”
Julia leaned forward and said slowly:
“But if you want to obtain it, you must pay a certain price.”
