More than eighty percent of the "specimens" on the bottom floor of the black magic tower were humans captured from surrounding regions, and most of them were living specimens.
Such specimens were the easiest to capture, and in the fields of evolution and lifeform research, there truly were no specimens more advanced or more suitable than these humans of the Wizard World.
Many of these specimens had been modified beyond recognition.
Setting aside whether Polak was a pervert and the fact that he had violated the laws of Wizard Civilization.
Judging solely by his achievements in "Life Modification Studies" and "Activated Flesh and Blood Research."
Among Second-Level Magicians, Polak was indeed among the outstanding few.
The specimens on the bottom floor of the magic tower could only all be abandoned.
For among the magic tower matrices Polak had ordered activated, one magic array concerned the tower's self-destruction protocol.
Though the black wizard apprentices before him looked meek and lowly under Polak's intimidation, they were not actually at the bottom of this black magic tower.
The specimens in the lower laboratories were!
Influenced by Polak's violent temperament, aside from the few who had only recently arrived, all the other black wizard apprentices had followed his example and inherited his brutal will.
Naturally, the targets of their violence could not be Master Polak, but the specimens on the bottom floor of the magic tower, whose status was even lower than theirs.
Some wicked black wizard apprentices even showed the potential to surpass the blue that came before them when it came to tormenting specimens.
The reason these black wizard apprentices had developed such personalities was probably also to vent their frustrations.
Having remained in such an environment for so long, if they did not release their violence outward, one day they would