What I Can't Do

After Linley finished brewing the Bloodline Fusion Potion, Green had him spend the next two days practicing the Bloodline Fusion Spell.

Using the Bloodline Fusion Spell in conjunction with the Bloodline Fusion Potion to complete the fusion of bloodline talents—that was the full process of Bloodline Fusion Magic.

As a Demon King level wizard, two days was more than enough to master a spell, even one as difficult as the Bloodline Fusion Spell.

After thoroughly mastering the Bloodline Fusion Spell, Linley sought out Green once more.

After testing Linley's Bloodline Fusion Spell, Green said, "Very good. Next, I'll teach you another Bloodline Magic. Do you remember the seamless spellcasting Fred and George displayed when you sparred with them half a month ago, their Telepathic Connection?"

Linley nodded. "I remember. They're twin brothers. Perhaps that's why magic granted them such an extraordinarily synchronized Telepathic Connection."

"Yes, that is an innate Telepathic Connection, a blessing from magic," Green said meaningfully. "But what if I told you that such an exceptionally synchronized Telepathic Connection could be created artificially?"

Created artificially?

Linley frowned. "The Bloodline Magic you intend to teach me allows two casters to share their thoughts, like Fred and George, correct?"

Green nodded, then shook his head. "That's right. This Bloodline Magic can greatly improve the coordination between two casters, even to the point of achieving Telepathic Connection."

"However, this is ultimately an effect produced by wizards through Bloodline Magic rather than something innate. Therefore, the Telepathic Connection achieved through this Bloodline Magic cannot compare to Fred and George's."

That was what Green said.

Fred and George's coordination—or rather, their talent for Telepathic Connection—was simply monstrous.

It was as though one soul inhabited two bodies. Even without any communication, they could understand each other's intentions. Even when fighting back-to-back, unable to see