After Vizet grasped the concept that "wizards encompassed everything," he could once again sort through the bloodline magic research he had temporarily set aside and continue studying it.
Combined with the concept that "wizards encompassed everything," there was another way to explain how ancient wizards obtained the Magical Abilities of Magical creatures through "union" with them;
What they had done should count as activating one aspect of their own bloodline and soul through "union" with Magical creatures, thereby developing their own potential;
It was just that their methods had been too crude, and they had failed to complete the process in a purer way, causing the process of "union" to be full of variables and triggering all kinds of unpredictable dangers.
If the concept of "union" was extended, it could also lead to some different research directions;
For example, could wizards themselves undergo self-"union"?
This kind of "union" was different from the ancient wizards' simple and crude "union." It was instead a kind of union similar to "purification";
To see which wizards could undergo "purification," and what kinds of changes would occur in those wizards who could be used for "purification"...
Vizet also understood very well that "wizards encompassed everything" was only a concept. If he wanted to apply it in practice, he might encounter all sorts of problems.
Bloodline Magic, in Vizet's current view, was somewhat like "twisting a Rubik's Cube."
A Rubik's Cube looked simple, but it contained complex rules. Twisting it at random would only keep the chaos going;
It was best to master the formulas for solving a Rubik's Cube, then use those formulas step by step to crack it, so the cube could be restored.
Bloodline Magic followed a similar principle. After all, the environment today was different, and if one wanted to study