Breaking the Isolation

"Unsolvable?" Selna raised an eyebrow.

"In the world of mysticism, no problem is truly 'unsolvable.'"

"It was only that the technology of my era wasn't advanced enough. We couldn't find the right method."

A fire lit in her eyes again. "But you're different."

"I said the last time we met that your ability and wisdom might be enough to complete the work I left unfinished."

"Now it seems I wasn't wrong about you."

The witch circled Ron once, looking him up and down.

"The aura of chaos on you is much stronger than last time. The essence of chaos is that 'all things can merge.'"

"If that power can be used as a 'medium,' perhaps it really can break the barrier between Vampires and humans..."

"That is also one of the reasons I summoned you."

Ron took a stack of documents from his storage space.

"This is the current research progress of the 'Daywalker Plan,' including experimental data and theoretical deductions."

"I need you to review it from the perspective of Bloodline Studies and see whether anything has been missed or is wrong."

"Let me say this first: the time this Historical Projection of mine can remain is limited."

"We need to seize the time and sort out the most critical issues first."

"If you really can successfully improve the greatest defect of the Vampires' 'reproductive isolation'..."

Selna took the documents and spoke as she flipped through them.

"Then that would be 'creating a new species' in the truest sense. The 'Grace' you obtain would be enough to let you touch the level of an 'Ancient Alchemist'..."

As she spoke, she somehow pulled out a floating cushion from somewhere and plopped down on it.

"Let me first tell you about the situation back in my time."

"The Wizard Civilization of