Age of Adepts

The thirteenth floor of the White Tower.

As a high-ranking second-level wizard, the dogs at the bottom of the Wu Tower could no longer affect Greem's daily life and study.

Now Greem has completely become the hands-off shopkeeper, and has completely delegated power to the daily management and maintenance of the two witch towers.

Of course, what Greem said to the public can only be to cultivate the experience and level of experience of the family wizards. But in fact, it was just a means for him to shirk and shift his responsibility.

Seriously speaking, after standing at the level of a second-level wizard, looking back at the life and daily life of the lower level of the Wu Tower, there is an illusion of an indifferent chess player silently looking down at the chessboard in his hand. The crimson future, the efforts of the family wizards, and the countless apprentices and leaders gathered like ants in black, in the eyes of Greem at this moment, they are no longer individual living creatures, but just some inconspicuous little things. point.

It's just that some points are smaller, and some points are slightly larger!

At this moment, one or two small dots could not attract his attention at all. Only when those small dots gather and run rampant on the chessboard, will it attract him to invest a little energy. Moreover, this kind of betting also has a certain degree of randomness and contingency, and is not so timely and urgent.

Like a lazy farmer looking to the sky for the harvest, he is only responsible for planting the seeds at the right time, and then waits to check again the next time he thinks about it. And the length of this investigation is often related to the length of his ongoing witchcraft experiments.

If the sowing fails, it is a big deal to sow it again. If he succeeds, he will happily harvest the part he needs. As for the rest, it naturally became the reward for the hard work of the bottom wizards.

Therefore, in the eyes of Greem, many of the things that Meryl went all out to do well were just random tests and occasional thoughts.

This is the different perspectives of life forms of different dimensions to look at affairs!

For Greem, as the patriarch of the Crimson family, he is naturally obliged to make the newly established family territory prosperous and rich. But when it comes to each step and each link, Greem only needs to explain his intentions briefly, and there will naturally be a wizard like Meryl to be responsible for implementation and execution.

During this process, Greem didn't even need to do it himself at all, but only needed to pay attention to and promote the progress of the matter at the right time. Therefore, in the eyes of the aloof Greem, the Black Forest training activities that Little Locke and others had in their minds were just an insignificant part of the actual combat training of the family apprentices.

Even if a large number of apprentices accidentally died in the Black Forest, it would only delay the rise of the family by five or six years.

For Little Locke and the others, an accident may mean the end of life. But for a level 2 wizard with a life limit of 400 years, it was nothing more than a long experiment in witchcraft.

Even if he fails, all he needs to do is to erase these losers, replace them with a new batch of 'experimental materials', and continue this family development process of constant exploration and trial and error!

While constantly trying to correct the family strategy by trial and error, most of Greem's energy was occupied by the witchcraft experiment at hand. Among them, what caught his attention the most was undoubtedly the refining of the Flame Throne two-piece suit.

For this reason, he even hired a sewing master from the Northland Witch at a high price, and based on the fire dragon skin, fire dragon tendon, and fire marrow crystal, he sewed a fire dragon boot with a completely satisfactory size and style. Then Greem personally completed the last step of processing, using special techniques to induce the flame witch array engraved in advance under the skin of the dragon boots.

As a bright yellow flame burned on the pair of fire dragon boots, all the sundries attached to the boots were burned away, leaving only the purest and most basic substrate. Afterwards, the magic patterns and talisman lines etched inside the leather boots loomed through, forming mysterious and mysterious patterns on the surface of the leather boots.

So far, Greem has spent tens of thousands of magic crystals and three months to build the first part of the Flame Throne set, the Ash Boots!

As Greem's first Tier 2 witchcraft equipment, Ash can not only give Greem higher magic resistance, but also release the 'Burning Path' without wasting Greem's mental power. In this way, Greem will spontaneously form a burning path one meter high and two meters wide behind him when he passes through any area.

Any creature that steps into the burning path will suffer 60 degrees of fire damage per second, and the burning path lasts for as long as 3 minutes.

This also means that Greem can easily set up a battle environment that is most beneficial to him on the battlefield. And being in the flames, Greem's own resilience will be doubled, which will undoubtedly be more beneficial for him to fight a protracted battle!

And as a surprise, this Ash Boots also gave Greem a 1-point spiritual bonus. Even the chip has not estimated this in advance. According to Greem's guess, it should be related to the same origin and quality of the fire dragon material used to make the Ember Boots.

Thanks to that great Tier 2 fire dragon Bamler, it not only contributed the best piece of fire dragon skin on its body, but also contributed a 3-meter-long fire dragon tendon and a fire marrow crystal condensed from the fire dragon spinal cord. Of course, the remaining things were not wasted, and they were all swallowed up by the dragon-eating girl Oliver, which became the nourishment for her to continue to grow.

It's a pity that Oliver obviously won't allow Greem to use a chip to scan her body and soul source, so Greem can only estimate her progress through her external performance.

Oliver, Level 2 Senior, Female, Race: Unknown, Occupational Status: Dragon Eater, Basic Physical Data: Strength\u003e10, Constitution\u003e12, Dexterity\u003e21, Spirit\u003e20, Bloodline Ability: Reverse Dragon Power, Dragon Buster...

Especially when Oliwen faced the dragon, his own magic resistance was doubled, and most of the attacks ignored the magic and physical defenses outside the dragon's body... These special professional abilities are so cool to use to slay dragons!

This made Greem couldn't help thinking about stealing part of the Dragon Eater's bloodline ability.

However, after learning about the flaws of Dragon Eater from the side, Greem gave up this silly idea.

First of all, the power of the dragon eater is only for the dragons!

In the face of other alien races, most of the abilities of the Dragon Eater were useless, and he immediately became a soft-legged crab.

Secondly, the dragon eaters are the common enemy of the powerful dragon clan!

Don't look at the current relationship between Thunder Dragon Amus and Greem, but once he finds out that Greem has hidden a dragon eater, he may turn his face against Greem in minutes.

There is no way, the blood talent of the dragon eater is too terrifying, it is simply a killer born specifically for the great dragon clan. Once any dragon eater becomes stronger, it will pose a great threat to the entire Lance plane, and even the entire dragon clan.

And once Greem stole part of the Dragon Devourer's blood talent, his relationship with the entire dragon clan would be passively locked in the state of 'blood feud'!

At that time, wherever he goes, I am afraid that all the giant dragons will eagerly want to destroy him completely.

The great dragon clan is a powerful clan in the universe that can stand shoulder to shoulder with powerful wizards. If they stare at them, can they still have one?

It was precisely because of such scruples that Greem could only sigh and let the 'Origin Stealer' in his hand continue to remain silent.

After more than ten years of continuous exploration and cultivation, Greem has cultivated three generations of that strangely gifted predatory zerg. And based on the biological bloodline experiments over the years, Greem discovered that most living individuals can only withstand genetic changes within 15% of their own bloodline strength.

If measured by the usual biological ranks of wizards, it means that the extent of each bloodline change cannot exceed two small ranks.

In other words, a level 2 junior wizard can only plunder part of the talents of a level 2 advanced life form at most. Once this range is exceeded, the subject's body will collapse and the gene chain will be broken because he cannot bear the demand for blood power.

Such injuries will directly affect the source of the soul of the subject, and there is no way to save it!

Only now did Greem understand why the giant dragons had such strong physiques. If they don't have such a strong physique, I'm afraid even their own bodies can't bear such a powerful bloodline power!

Greem has been cultivating source-stealing insects for three or four years. Except for occasionally using them to transfer biological talents to accumulate necessary data parameters when conducting biological bloodline experiments, the rest are still bred at the highest level of the Crimson Throne.

The reason why Greem didn't dare to apply it to himself was because things like bloodline talent were easy to change, but once he found that his path had gone astray and wanted to get back, it would be extremely difficult!

Although his current talent wasn't perfect, Greem's flame-specialized Balrog body gave Greem terrifying battlefield dominance and combat lethality. If one inadvertently 'polluted' one's own blood but did not get an ideal result, Greem might not even be able to cry at that time.

Of course, besides himself, Greem could also use this source-stealing worm to lay the groundwork on many of his subordinates, accumulating more experience in bloodline talent transfer.

However, after searching carefully with his fingers, Greem couldn't find the most suitable subordinate at all.

The guy with the right strength has a problem with loyalty, and the guy with no problem has a heavy responsibility, so it is really difficult to get out to cooperate with his own blood experiment. And those who are weak are not worthy of wasting a source-stealing insect that is difficult to cultivate on them.

In the current Crimson family, there is a carrot and a hole, and almost every wizard in the family has a difficult task on their shoulders. If one or two wizards who were at the core of the family fell due to his own blood experiment, then the operation of the Crimson family would immediately come to a standstill, and even a terrible regression would occur.

And this is something Greem never wants to see!