"Demon bloodlines differ from other bloodlines. To wizards, demon bloodlines hold enormous potential for development."
"If a mortal wishes to undergo a bloodline modification using another Demonic Beast's bloodline, or some other powerful bloodline..."
"The success rate is very low, and once the bloodline is obtained, it will most likely become fixed."
"If one wishes to use the bloodline of another Demonic Beast—especially a powerful one—and fully obtain its bloodline power, one can only fuse with it after becoming equally powerful, or even stronger."
"Only then will one avoid suffering a bloodline backlash."
"For example, fusing with a Phoenix's bloodline. Even a juvenile Phoenix, such a powerful Demonic Beast, is equivalent to a third- or even fourth-circle wizard."
"If an ordinary person tried to fuse with a Phoenix's bloodline, even the faintest trace of it would be more than they could bear. In the end, they would explode to death completely."
"And how could wizards seeking a Phoenix bloodline possibly be satisfied with merely a tiny trace of bloodline power? What they wanted was surely the Phoenix's complete bloodline power."
"To achieve that, they could only seize the Phoenix's bloodline whole once they had grown powerful."
After hearing this, Charles already understood the reason.
From the Abyssal Grimoire, he had also learned that demon bloodlines could be continuously purified, tracing their way back toward ever more powerful demons.
Charles said, "So choosing an Imp bloodline is meant to let apprentices experience demon bloodlines in advance."
"Then, as they grow stronger, they can continue purifying their bloodline or add more demon bloodlines to evolve?"
Loran nodded. "You're right."
"A demon bloodline is itself a filthy dye vat. There is rarely such a thing as a pureblood demon."
"Demons constantly evolve from Demon Worms. At that stage, their bodies may contain countless