Saine's two new grandsons had vastly different personalities.
Saine's eldest grandson, Lance Grant, perhaps took after his mother, the water-element magician Jenny, and was more steady and well-behaved.
His second grandson, Kent Grant, looked more like his grandparents, but this red-haired kid was every bit as mischievous as his father had been as a child.
In short, he was incredibly naughty.
From the way the two little ones behaved in their infancy, one could already tell what paths would suit them better in the future.
Lance would most likely follow the path of a magician. Saine tested his initial Mental Strength and Elemental Affinity in various aspects.
How should he put it? As expected of Saine's grandson—at such a young age, he had already revealed the bearing of an extraordinary genius.
In truth, descendants of beings above Level 4 were basically never mediocre.
The superior genes of their parents marked them, from the moment of birth, as far ahead of other lower beings.
Meanwhile, the more lively and active little Kent was better suited to the path of a knight.
Though he was slightly younger than Lance, he was far stronger.
Whenever the two brothers played around and fought, it was usually the younger brother who pinned down the elder.
With two little ones suddenly added to his family, Saine was filled with many emotions for a time.
It was true that Higher Beings could vaguely sense something special from younger generations bound to them by bloodline bonds.
Saine could faintly sense some bloodline feedback from the brothers Lance and Kent.
If the two brothers encountered any danger in the future, or even suffered some calamity that led to their deaths, Saine would likely know at the first moment.
Of course, the one with whom Saine shared the strongest bloodline