Faro City, Richard's residence courtyard.
In the underground space beneath the room, within Eden Garden.
Upon entering Eden Garden's Main Laboratory, one could see papers densely covered in Blood Spells scattered across the tables and floor—every one of them copied from the Blood Codex.
Besides these papers, there were even more calculation drafts, numbering in the hundreds and thousands. On these sheets, each Blood Spell had effectively been transformed into a mathematical problem. Through one test after another, the corresponding elements were obtained and the relevant values determined, then finally combined into concise, rigorous spell mathematics models.
Such spell mathematics models were clearly difficult for anyone else to understand. But for his Analyzer, it was like peeling apart a spell layer by layer like an onion, revealing the fundamental principles at its innermost core.
Once he understood these principles—understood the principles behind the hundreds of Blood Spells in the Blood Codex—he could identify the similarities and commonalities between them. Then, based on those shared parts, he could carefully design corresponding experiments and gradually approach the most fundamental source substance of Blood Spells—the Blood Energy Extraordinary Factor.
Through immense effort, the veil over the exceedingly mysterious Blood Energy Extraordinary Factor had been lifted. It had gradually been understood, analyzed, mastered, and ultimately put to use.
Clearly, this was a tedious and difficult path, but it led to the ultimate end of extraordinary power.
More importantly, it had already been proven feasible and was continuously advancing.
Advancing...
Not far from the Main Laboratory, in the hazardous materials sector, inside Eden Garden's highest-specification underground laboratory.
In a vast room, a carefully managed preparation experiment was underway.
Red, gray, white, blue... dozens of materials were poured separately into seven beakers, then mixed with different solvents and left to react.
Some precipitated, some bubbled, some