In the final few pages, Ruger finally found what he had been looking for.
In their experiments, they had not merely carried out the predetermined attempts. One Ascension Ritual, custom-made for that special pair of test subjects—two people on the bloodline wizard path—had been extremely rare at the time, so it had been recorded in the book.
Ruger still remembered those two. Even among the many test subjects, they had been exceptionally unusual. They were not blood brothers, merely friends who had come together, yet because they had undergone bloodline modifications from the same source, possessed similar bloodline tolerance and degrees of modification, they had successfully taken part in the experiment. Their talents had even been the lowest among all the experimental subjects. Interestingly, both had ultimately become First-Ring Wizards. One had used the Ascension Ritual, which went without saying, but the other, who had chosen the ancient method, had also succeeded. The absurd part was that the Ascension Ritual had contributed to that success as well.
Bloodline Source Guide Ascension Ritual.
A group of high-ranking wizards had drawn upon numerous Ascension Rituals and, in a mood of casual amusement, developed this fine thing specifically for those two peculiar bloodline wizard apprentices.
Bloodlines from the same source could stir one another. Through that mutual stirring, one bloodline within the body would resonate with a nearby bearer of the same-source bloodline. The bloodline would improve slightly through that resonance. This method of enhancing one's bloodline could also provide additional assistance when a bloodline wizard apprentice advanced. More importantly, the apprentice who chose to advance through the ancient method could sit nearby and advance alongside them, enjoying part of the effects brought by the Ascension Ritual as well.
That was why those wizards had recorded this Ascension Ritual in the book. It