Although the spell the tentacle monsters had designed to create Vampires differed from human spells in the way it was cast.
After Jia Xiu's study and research, along with Elizabeth's personal confirmation, it could basically be concluded that although this spell looked completely different from Polymorph at first glance, it was still a Polymorph spell.
The "transformation" effect it produced was indeed limited to growing fangs and turning the skin pale, but that did not affect its essence.
Tell me, was it a "transformation" or not?
Just because it changed less did not mean it had not changed.
It reached the same destination by a different road from human Polymorph spells, accomplishing the same thing through a different method.
Moreover, this spell had been developed for the Devil Race from the very beginning, so there was no need to worry about it failing on Devil Race targets.
Because of racial differences, some human spells might not have any effect when used on the Devil Race.
For example, blessing spells relied on blessings granted by the gods humans believed in, and those blessings could not be bestowed upon the Devil Race.
Justina fully understood what Jia Xiu wanted to do.
"As long as we treat the spell that turns people into Vampires as a test, then find a way to identify that signal, we can launch anti-Devil Race undercover operations everywhere. Wait!"
Justina suddenly thought of something.
"If it is only transformations from conflicting systems that fail and produce an identifying signal, then wouldn't people who had no Polymorph spell on them in the first place turn into Vampires when they take this test?!"
"That would not necessarily be bad."
Jia Xiu thought about it. If everyone turned into Vampires, then everyone underwent another round of modification.
Invincible. The business would