Chen Yi naturally had no reason to refuse. If they could truly research Primal Regression, it would be extremely beneficial to Fire Dragon.
And Chen Yi happened to be able to solve both of those issues.
A certain vampire had tossed Chen Yi her materials on Blood Sorcery, combined with Chen Yi's extensive experience operating on himself.
The fact that he could directly mold organs from life force showed Chen Yi's attainments in the physical body.
As for energy, Chen Yi's mana quality had already reached the legendary grade.
There might still be some gap compared with intermediate-grade Divine Power, but it would not be large.
Over the following year or so, Chen Yi spent some time at the Pokemon Shop every so often, helping with experiments and advancing the research.
There were indeed many Pokémon Professors, but their life levels were not on the same plane as Chen Yi's.
Most of the time, Chen Yi was the one directing the experiments.
Things Chen Yi could answer with a single thought required these professors to use computers for massive calculations before they could obtain results.
Aside from helping with experiments, Chen Yi spent the rest of his time writing a book.
Through constant battles, Chen Yi's understanding of Elemental Materialization Endowment continued to deepen.
To apply this technique to smaller spells, he had to optimize the spell itself.
The direction Chen Yi had in mind was to create an entirely new Spell Structure, one better suited to his understanding of burning.
Just like the Magic Books he had read in the dungeon world, which used simple language to explain what mages and elemental particles were.
Chen Yi's goal, then, was to use a simple structure to carry his understanding of burning.
His previous books had been written for others to