Experiment Three

Within the vast Sea of Demons, swathes of blood-red Demon Eggs died one after another, dying right before Arthur's eyes.

The countless dead Demon Eggs gathered in the Sea of Demons, forming what looked like a blood-red ocean. The sight was spectacular and dazzling.

Yet among all those dead Demon Eggs, new life was also stirring.

Of the vast number of Demon Eggs, some had managed to adapt to the Bloodline Mark Arthur had implanted. Now they had completed their transformation and were beginning to develop.

Under Arthur's gaze, these Demon Eggs began to hatch like the others around them. The waves of the Sea of Demons swept them onto the black beach, where they developed and hatched into Demon Worms.

Arthur watched calmly, studying what the Demon Worms looked like.

Compared with other Demon Worms, those transformed by his Bloodline Mark looked little different.

But compared with the others, these Demon Worms were generally much larger and a level stronger in overall combat ability.

However, the Bloodline Mark was not what had made them stronger.

On the contrary, their soul fragments had been innately powerful enough to bear the Bloodline Mark Arthur had implanted, allowing them to develop successfully.

In other words, without such powerful souls, they would never have been able to withstand the Bloodline Mark Arthur had implanted. It would have killed them at the earliest stage of development, and they would never have hatched.

Arthur carefully noted this.

A slaughter began there.

Before Arthur's eyes, the newly hatched Demon Worms began to fight, gradually growing stronger.

Thanks to their innate advantages, these Demon Worms started out ahead. They were also more likely to stand out from the masses of Demon Worms and quickly transform into Lesser Demons.

At this stage, the effects of Arthur's influence finally