Benjamin could not help but marvel inwardly. "What an excellent combination."
The mentor beside him heard this and could not resist asking, "Wizard Benjamin, do you think this plan is feasible?"
"There are no technical problems whatsoever." Benjamin nodded. "So the only things left to solve are standardization and scaling. As long as the process is fixed afterward, the cost should be pushed down to an extremely low level."
At that moment, another mentor raised a question. "Since the cost has already been reduced to this extent, why not recruit all children as Wizard Apprentices?"
"Two reasons."
Dean Avery Knight opened another document. "According to our experiments and research, for ordinary people with absolutely no wizard talent, using the Blood Sacrifice Method cannot improve their aptitude. Instead, it will cause the individual's death."
"Judging from the experimental results, if the target's innate soul talent is too low, the Blood Sacrifice Method will encounter an error in resource allocation during the enhancement process—or perhaps it cannot be called an allocation error. After all, when soul talent is extremely low, the body's talent is naturally stronger by comparison. The overwhelming majority of the Blood Sacrifice Method's power will be invested in strengthening the body."
"But the problem is that ordinary people already lack soul talent. When their bodies are excessively strengthened, their souls become unable to control their bodies, and ultimately—"
Dean Avery Knight did not continue, but everyone present understood the outcome.
They had witnessed it countless times in the test subjects. The only outcome of a body running out of control was mutation, or even death.
Benjamin nodded slightly as he listened. This was also the Blood Sacrifice Method's greatest problem at present.
Yet for wizards, this problem was not impossible to solve. On the contrary, from the perspective of