"Flame Demon Bloodline..." In the laboratory, Saine examined the tube of magma-red reagent before him, shook his head, and cleared away the stray thoughts in his mind.
Saine had already conducted many derivations regarding the fusion of the Flame Demon Bloodline.
In truth, bloodline fusion experiments were not considered especially cutting-edge or difficult in the Wizard World.
As early as the Ancient Era, those wizards, pioneers along the Wizard World's spellcaster path, had already developed all manner of bloodline fusion methods.
The profession of Bloodline Warlock was a spellcaster profession born in the Wizard World after those methods had been made more systematic and scientific.
Borrowing the bloodlines of powerful creatures to improve one's physique was something the older generation of spellcasters had long since played out.
Given Saine's current circumstances, he had chosen to absorb the Flame Demon Bloodline not because he coveted the powerful Fire Element power possessed by Flame Demons.
Perhaps to magicians who had only just entered Level Two, Flame Demon Power was already an exceedingly formidable force.
But for Saine, who had already embarked on the path toward Level Three, gaining Flame Demon Power could only be considered icing on the cake. It was far from a lifesaving gift in the snow.
Moreover, Saine was quite satisfied with his Wizard World human magician bloodline.
After acquiring the Flame Demon Bloodline's affinity talent for Fire Element particles, Saine might even use Bloodline Cleansing Art to kick the Flame Demon Bloodline, which had lost its value, right out of his body.
Any power that came too easily always had its drawbacks and flaws.
Getting something for nothing was not the truth of power in the Star Realm.
Flame Demon Power was indeed powerful, but after obtaining the bloodline of such formidable creatures, bloodline inheritors would likewise face