Talent Inheritance Randomness and Mixed Spirit Roots

Thinking of this, Linley voiced his doubts.

After learning of Linley's confusion, Green merely smiled and continued, "Of course, Bloodline Fusion Magic isn't as simple as it sounds. Fusing with the bloodline of a magical creature and stealing its bloodline talents are no easy matters either."

"Bloodline fusion has three strict requirements for the wizard. First, the wizard's magical power must far surpass that of the magical creature whose bloodline is being fused. For example, if a wizard wishes to fuse with a fire dragon's bloodline talent, the wizard must possess magical prowess sufficient to crush a fire dragon."

"Otherwise, the wizard will be unable to withstand the impact brought by that powerful bloodline. At best, their magical channels will be shattered; at worst, they will explode and die! Therefore, the most important thing in Bloodline Fusion Magic is for a wizard to know their limits."

"Second, the wizard must possess a certain foundation of talent in the corresponding ability they wish to fuse. For instance, if a wizard wishes to fuse with a fire dragon's talent for controlling fire, they must have some affinity for flames. Likewise, if an alchemist wishes to fuse with a goblin's Alchemy Talent, they must possess a certain foundation in alchemy."

"Otherwise, after fusing with the bloodline talent, it will be difficult for the wizard to inherit the talent they desire. Instead, they may inherit negative traits, such as a goblin's short stature, ugliness, or a giant's low intelligence."

Green explained.

Linley asked, "Inherit negative traits? Does that mean the talents obtainable through Bloodline Fusion Magic aren't fixed?"

"Of course," Green said blandly. "Just as inheritance is random, when a wizard uses Bloodline Fusion Magic to merge with a magical creature's bloodline, it is equivalent to a process of inheritance. During that process, the