Ancient Creature Bloodline Research

After the simple celebration ended, Locke returned to the office assigned to him by the treatment center and briefly gave instructions to the several Second-Class Wizard Apprentices who coordinated with him there.

Since he had nothing to do for the moment, and the library had already sent two B-grade papers to his office—

Locke sat down in his office and began reading the two B-grade papers he had bought from the library for 100 Magic Stones.

There were many Assistant Potion Makers in the treatment center, so he did not have treatment assignments every day.

At the same time, the treatment center had assigned him an office, which he shared with Aixi and Anglu.

It seemed the higher-ups intended for the three of them to form a treatment team.

Locke read the first paper first, the one concerning the mysterious factors of ancient creatures.

Half an hour later.

Locke frowned and wrote in his notebook, "This First-Class Wizard Apprentice believes that ancient creatures were powerful because, in ancient times, a special type of factor known as [Mythological Factors] was commonly present within them. Later, these [Mythological Factors] suddenly went extinct as a whole, and ancient creatures thus gave way to the ancestors of modern magical creatures."

"So, the root of the Ancient Creature Bloodline's power is not that its bearers were ancient creatures, but that they possessed Mythological Factors. Therefore, the ancient Orkney Giant Bear bloodline within me should also contain this kind of Mythological Factor."

"The author of this paper believes that [Mythological Factors] are likely related to gods, who in the Wizarding World are basically no different from fairy tales. Perhaps gods truly once existed in this world and left behind countless descendants. Those [Mythological Factors] likely came from their bloodlines..."

"The source of every ancient creature's power