Artificial Human Experiment, Commence

Serim Zolgen's Diary:

February 1, 1794. Clear weather.

The Clock Tower's approval for my new magecraft experiment had been completed. As expected, it passed without issue. Today, I consulted the Lord of the Department of Zoology, and future experiments should now be cleared to proceed. After all, our interests align—I too wish to develop more magecraft.

The Einzbern homunculus dissection data had been fully recorded. The experiment would begin tomorrow.

If my experimental theory could truly be proven, then that meant—I was right!

I would forge a new path for the Zolgen Family. Future Zolgen members, even those who had not inherited the glorious jewel-aspected magical energy, would still be able to grow stronger through the familiar magecraft I developed!

Whether for the world of magecraft, the Zolgen Family, or myself, it would be a glorious moment worthy of remembrance. I would save the Zolgen Family members who had not inherited jewel magecraft.

I could definitely do it!

Ancestor Lawrence, Ancestor Adelson, Lord Makiri, the first head of the family, please, you must bless me so that I may complete this experiment.

Ruslan Zolgen, as Serim's assistant, was brought into the development trials for the new magecraft.

The experiment was located in a Zolgen Family branch estate northwest of London.

As one of the distinguished families, what the Zolgen Family was most renowned for was not actually its unique and powerful jewel magecraft.

It was that the Zolgen Family was—extremely wealthy.

Most magi did not care about worldly wealth, and the Zolgen Family was no exception.

However, the byproducts of their magecraft alone were enough to sustain this virtually enormous fortune.

Jewel magecraft, magecraft that created gemstones—just as the name implied, the gems it produced could endure forever.

The Zolgen Family had been quite mindful of this and had not