Combining his own research into souls, his research into Bloodline Magic, and Malo Fufang's notes, Vizet confirmed that "Lycanthropy Disease" was a bloodline curse.
After this bloodline curse entered the body, it affected the heart—or rather, directly affected the soul.
Judging by Vizet's current research into souls, he was used to viewing "spirit" and "soul" separately. The "spirit" was a person's essence, but the "spirit" would be influenced by the "soul."
If the "spirit" was treated as a model, then the "soul" was the clothing worn by that model.
Different styles of dress would change how others viewed the model. From this angle, one could understand the influence the "soul" had on the "spirit."
The influence the "Lycanthropy Disease" bloodline curse brought to wizards was also based on a similar concept.
It would continuously contaminate the clothing that was the "soul," causing the "spirit" to be influenced by the "soul," resulting in the soul becoming a werewolf, and the body also transforming along with the soul into the appearance of a werewolf.
As for why the "Lycanthropy Disease" bloodline curse manifested in the form of a werewolf, Vizet had not yet researched that far, so he was temporarily still unclear.
After understanding how "Lycanthropy Disease" affected wizards, Vizet, who had come into contact with knowledge related to "Voodoo Dolls," changed his line of thinking when speculating about the "Wolfsbane Potion."
The "Wolfsbane Potion" could create a "Soul Atrium" similar to the heart, allowing this "Soul Atrium" to temporarily contain the "spirit."
In this way, the "spirit" could temporarily break free from the curse's influence while still maintaining its connection to the body.
After the "spirit" entered the "Soul Atrium," it was as if an Alchemy Puppet had lost its most important "Soul Melody," thereby suppressing the body's activity to