Angel noticed that the bottle containing the pale yellow liquid was the same design as the bottles that had held the memory fragments earlier.
Memory fragments had to be extracted. In other words, this bottle could not have been washed out by the Sea Eye; Laplace must have prepared it herself.
Why, then, was this pale yellow liquid also stored in a bottle prepared by Laplace?
Could it be that Laplace had extracted this liquid as well and deliberately placed it in this bottle?
If that was true, then the liquid in this bottle might not be suitable for him either.
As Angel silently speculated, Laplace turned her gaze toward the other glass bottle. After a brief pause, she said, "What's inside is bloodline extracted from the remains of that Wild God's subordinate."
About half an hour before Angel woke up, the first physical object Gleipnir had found near the Sea Eye had been a mutilated corpse missing everything below the waist, as well as half its head.
Judging from what remained, it had been the owner of the memory fragment Laplace had extracted—a subordinate of a Wild God from the Savage World.
No one knew what disaster it had encountered. Not only had its entire body been shattered, it had also been dragged into the Empty Mirror Sea.
In the end, Gleipnir had caught part of its remains.
When they found the remains, the power of its bloodline had not yet completely dissipated. Since they had not discovered any new remains either, Gleipnir had extracted the residual bloodline to avoid wasting it.
Laplace said, "The extraordinary organs on its body were mostly shattered and had little value. Its bloodline was the only thing worth anything."
So, to avoid waste, they had to extract its essence while the bloodline power