Her purpose was clear: she only wanted to obtain Bright Gaude's Hero bloodline.
Whether he had been demonized or not, conscious or unconscious, as long as his body existed, his bloodline remained, and blood could be drawn from his veins, that was enough.
Though it sounded extremely cruel, experiments of this kind were cruel by nature.
The Hero bloodline was not actually something that could be inherited through blood. The inheritance between a Hero and their children had nothing whatsoever to do with DNA, but with something else entirely.
Yet incredibly, the power of the Hero bloodline could be obtained by drawing blood.
That was why humans mistakenly believed it was inherited through blood, and why so many people went to great lengths to obtain a Hero's offspring.
In some respects, it was very similar to the power of a "Saint." Like Alvitr, who had once tried extraordinary methods to ensure that her "Saint" power would continue.
But unfortunately, she had not succeeded.
Though Professor Sylph and the others were somewhat disappointed, none of them left. Ergane's experiment was still ongoing, and there was still knowledge to be gained from watching her work.
Even though the current "God of Wisdom" had only recently restarted, she was still the "God of Wisdom."
By observing her experiments, they could learn a great many things.
In fact, after watching until now, Dark had already learned a great deal—things that would be immensely helpful to his future research.
He had considered asking Ergane to help him complete his own projects. But aside from the projects themselves, the reason he focused on so many subjects was to improve himself.
If he handed everything off to someone else, then what the hell was the point?
At most, he only needed limited help with things he was