Objective Conditions Cannot Be Altered by Subjective Will; Behemoths and Dragons Seem a Bit Too Extreme

This was power left behind by an existence suspected to be a God King, intended to allow his descendants to transform in his likeness. Even compared to his peak, this power might not have retained even one-tenth—or perhaps even one-hundredth—of its former strength.

Yet the energy within was still immense, pure, and of an extraordinarily high level.

The Dark Gold Dreadclaw Bear was descended from Behemoths, but its Behemoth Bloodline had become extremely impure. It was only slightly better than Soul Beasts such as Diamond Mammoths, which no longer appeared to have the slightest connection to Behemoths.

If compared horizontally with the Dragon Clan, the concentration of Behemoth blood in the Dark Gold Dreadclaw Bear was probably equivalent to that of a Sub-Dragon Soul Beast that barely possessed a trace of Dragon Blood. Any bloodlines stronger than that had been completely exterminated long ago.

Even a separated wisp of power required Little Dark to digest for a long time before he could fuse with it. As the energy entered him, even though he was already a Soul Spirit, the essence of his life was still changing.

It took an entire day and night just for the first trace of energy to enter his body.

After the fusion, Little Dark's body expanded several times over. His cultivation increased by roughly twenty thousand years, and the dark gold hidden beneath his fur became brighter, showing a tendency to develop toward gold.

Clearly, the pure energy left behind by his ancestor could greatly elevate his essence.

After roughly a week of experiments, Electrolux finally reached a very plain and simple conclusion.

"This thing requires Behemoth blood to absorb it, but beings below God Rank absorb it slowly, and those with inferior Behemoth blood absorb it even more slowly. Even with my assistance, absorbing