Hunting 1

For the experiment.

Lin Sheng had spent nearly 150,000 gold coins.

Even so, after exhausting all the savings he had accumulated over the years, he had only raised his mana aptitude to level five.

Of course, there had been gains as well. Some of his innate spells had been raised to level four. But that was all.

In the end, after realizing that working behind closed doors was pointless, Lin Sheng finally decided to go out and "hunt."

He understood very clearly that extraordinary individuals with extremely high aptitude were absolute elites and powerhouses in any group. There was no way he could summon them with summoning spells.

Furthermore, even if he truly managed to summon such an individual, their high degree of extraordinariness would surely mean needing even more blood and organs. If he wanted to modify himself, he would definitely have to kill them.

But at his current level, taking them on head-on was somewhat too dangerous.

Thus, for the next half month, Lin Sheng continuously summoned creatures in the laboratory, strengthening himself to the utmost limit possible.

More than twenty innate spells were concentrated within him. Nearly ninety passive abilities had gathered together.

He had five innate talents of the immense-strength type alone.

Four speed-type innate talents.

Seven recovery-type innate talents.

As well as all sorts of resistance skins from other categories, accelerated neural reflexes, and so on.

Lin Sheng felt that the path he was taking as a mage seemed to have gone a little crooked.

But he no longer cared about that. He needed to hunt true geniuses, geniuses with top-tier aptitude.

Yet acting directly would bring disaster upon him. With his current strength, he was still not capable of opposing large organizations that possessed top elite geniuses.

Therefore, he had to carefully plan how