True Bloodline

Was blood divided into ranks too?

Xia Fan could not help grumbling inwardly. Weren't they all just water mixed with hemoglobin?

But considering that all things possessed qi, perhaps cells could carry qi as well. If so, it was barely plausible that different blood would differ from one another.

"From the name... it probably isn't easy to obtain, is it?"

"Indeed. Primordial Blood has no side effects and creates no relationship of servitude. Because it is exceedingly pure, Bloodkin born from it are no different from ordinary people. In other words, so long as the recipient says nothing, no one will know they have become Bloodkin. Precisely because of this precious quality, Primordial Blood can even be used as a spiritual medicine. On the black market, it often sells for an astronomical price."

Xia Fan studied him for quite a while. "You have some?"

"Believe me, there are only a handful of surviving portions of Primordial Blood. Even I do not possess such a rare treasure." Feleton paused. "But you do. Or rather, one of your companions does."

"How is that possible?" Li immediately retorted. "None of us are from Natating!"

Several figures flashed through Xia Fan's mind.

He suddenly froze. "No way..."

"That little girl's origins are far from ordinary, aren't they?" A trace of change entered Feleton's tone as well. "If I'm not mistaken, she has lived... an exceptionally long time?"

Seeing the Ambassador's pupils suddenly contract, wild joy surged through his heart—

He had not been searching in the wrong direction. That little girl was the key to the mystery!

In truth, after the Key of the Zodiac pointed out the direction, Feleton immediately began investigating the southern part of Azure Fort. Yet no matter how he dug three feet into the ground, he could not find