The experimental base was built of steel, with a guard post every five steps.
All seven Western Continent countries had sent soldiers and experts to garrison the place.
Vander Weber passed through layer upon layer of security and entered the experimental base's main building.
He was a renowned Extraordinary Body Forging Master from Deny Country.
The extraordinary abilities of the Western Continent differed from those of the Eastern Continent, coming entirely from bloodline awakenings.
Thus, the inheritance of extraordinary abilities in the Western Continent relied on bloodlines rather than cultivation techniques.
As a result, most extraordinary individuals' understanding and awareness of extraordinary abilities remained at the level of knowing what something was without knowing why.
This further led to a lack of methods for wielding extraordinary power.
In the Eastern Continent, there were all kinds of artifacts, formations, and even military Fiend Artifacts. They had even developed to the point where they could create "artificial Dao laws" through military formations!
That was something that could only be accomplished after gaining an essential understanding of extraordinary power.
The Western Continent lagged far, far behind in this regard.
However, the Western Continent was not entirely without people who tried to dissect extraordinary power at its very essence.
Extraordinary Body Forging Masters were precisely such people.
At first, they used the corpses of extraordinary individuals after death, dissecting and refining them, extracting materials, and ultimately forging artifacts imbued with extraordinary power.
Later, this gradually developed to the point of using living people in the forging process.
In the Western Continent, extraordinary individuals were all nobles. Thus, Extraordinary Body Forging was quickly classified as a top-level forbidden practice and banned by every country!
It was just that although the countries publicly prohibited Extraordinary Body Forging, they secretly continued arranging for people to study it.