Bloodline Magic and Ritual Magic were both extremely ancient types of magic;
Because of the emergence of Alchemy, Ritual Magic, which was relatively closely related to Alchemy, had been passed down and developed to the present day;
Orthodox Bloodline Magic involved fusion with Magical creatures, and carried all sorts of uncertainties and risks, even producing problems such as the "Family Hereditary Curse";
As a result, much like the former situation of the Animagus, it had already fallen into a relatively niche type of magic;
When most Wizards needed to conduct related research, they usually settled for the next best thing and studied types of magic derived from Bloodline Magic, such as a certain category of magic within Healing magic.
After a new round of communication, Vizet understood that these general summaries were indeed only the basics of Bloodline Magic for him;
After all, through a memory from Salazar Slytherin, he had followed Salazar Slytherin's footsteps step by step and learned what Bloodline Magic was in the most direct way;
Later, he had brought the Basilisk into the Mirror World, and had also received Salazar Slytherin's personal instruction, which gave him a deeper understanding of Bloodline Magic and allowed him to study it better.
But for the Champions, wanting to study such a niche type of magic, or even observe a Bloodline Magic experiment, was not an easy thing.
The Champions' reasons for coming into contact with Bloodline Magic also varied;
For someone like Fleur Delacour, although she expressed it very subtly, Vizet could hear the implication in her words: she had learned Bloodline Magic in order to make use of the advantages of her Veela bloodline.
Viktor Krum understood magic related to blood, and in order to study the application of blood in magic in depth, he would inevitably