Mutation

Evolution was not something that happened overnight. The third-rank combat professional who had fed the wolves earlier was the root cause of the evolution of the Yi Lang before them.

Perhaps it had eaten the largest portion, or perhaps it was simply more talented. In any case, judging by the outcome, it was the first Wolf Beast to undergo "complete Demonic Mutation."

Its successful evolution was a very good thing.

"This is a necessary path for Beast Tamers. High-level tamed beasts are basically demonic creatures—or rather, powerful contaminated monsters. Evolving from ordinary lifeforms into demonic creatures not only enhances their combat power and talents, but also makes it easier for Beast Tamers to use their professional abilities on them. Only after crossing this threshold can they truly be considered a Beast Tamer's pets."

Demonic Mutation did not have a one-hundred-percent success rate. On the contrary, its success rate was quite low, and success or failure were not the only possible outcomes.

Would they lose control after Demonic Mutation? Could they retain a high level of intelligence afterward? These were the most important and fundamental goals of a Beast Tamer's Demonic Mutation. Looking at Yi Lang, who remained docile and obediently followed the Beast King's orders, Big Cat was naturally extremely satisfied.

This was actually the hardest hurdle. Even human Professionals could lose control, let alone these disorderly, mutated wild beasts.

Would they awaken new talents after Demonic Mutation? Would their base attributes see a dramatic increase? Just from its size, along with its clearly enhanced speed and strength, its initial results looked rather promising.

"Test it in actual combat. Further testing can wait until we return to the Courtyard."

Then, as the "feeding" continued, more and more Wolf Beasts completed their Demonic Mutation.

"Seven? Not bad luck."

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