But as he watched the Haimo Transmutation Array slowly unfold above the Magitech Card, he did not dare relax in the slightest, his expression grave.
One could not let down one's guard until the very last moment of a magitech transmutation experiment, especially not in high-precision experiments.
Later on, even a millimeter-level error could cause the experiment to veer off in an unimaginable direction.
Dark's Rhinoceros Horn was a horn crafted using the horn of a Roaring Rhinoceros as its raw material.
Other than being deafening when blown, the Rhinoceros Horn had no such inherent effect. However, by modifying it according to the transmutation method of the Beast Horn, it might gain a corresponding additional effect.
Dark's goal was for the Rhinoceros Horn to gain a similar effect—preferably one that would comprehensively enhance the attacks of Bird-Beast Species, so that it could be used in combination with Zoo!
Among these base materials, some amplified the effect of roaring, allowing the Rhinoceros Horn to gain greater destructive power after transmutation.
The others were modeled after the Beast Horn and possessed the power to stimulate beasts and rouse their spirits.
The so-called Beast Horn had originally been a magical artifact that, when blown, could stimulate beasts and strengthen them amid excitement and berserk fury.
However, reality always liked to run contrary to one's ideals.
When he added a point of Wrath to the transmutation array, he immediately realized—one point was not enough!
Within the glowing array that rippled like a sea of light, the Rhinoceros Horn placed inside was slowly sinking.
For this reason, he had deliberately extracted two points of Wrath last night!
Although he had yet to conduct dedicated research on Wrath, by drawing inferences from his research on the other three Great Sins, he had long formed some conjectures