Public Library

Chapter 144: Public Library

Locke looked at the test report in his hand. "The Vampire Baron had actually overcome the common Vampire weaknesses of fearing fire and having their hearts pierced by wooden stakes."

"At the same time, sunlight could not kill him, though he retained his fear of light. Light would blind him."

"The simplest method would be to use a curse-removing potion similar to a Lesser Emerald Potion to completely purify him. However, Dispel Magic and Holy Magic could still kill him."

"Furthermore, I'm not sure whether he could resist higher-level First-Ring elemental magic." Locke fell into thought.

Because he had just conducted another round of dissection experiments on Howard and discovered that Howard could survive after any part of his body had been cut open.

The only exception was his head. If it was severed, he would die immediately.

Naturally, Locke would not kill such a precious and hard-won experimental subject. Such rare specimens did not come along often.

"If it were First-Ring elemental magic, it would probably completely annihilate him in an instant. So, even a Vampire Baron's level of Undead Body still has a great many weaknesses." Locke wrote in the report.

"Moreover, it has added many weaknesses that ordinary creatures do not possess, such as fearing Holy Magic, Dispel Magic, Protection Barriers, undead-repelling barriers, and so on. It can be considered a bloodline modification with both advantages and disadvantages."

A trace of disdain appeared in Locke's eyes.

In his view, while these Vampire modifications could indeed provide enormous increases in power and certain deadly surprises, their glaring weaknesses were just as obvious as their strengths.

As long as one investigated properly and made preparations in advance, many of their weaknesses could instead make them even weaker.

The White Wizard Association did not lack wizards