In the laboratory, Lynn was attempting to "proliferate" that drop of Starry Sky Behemoth blood.
First, he brought it into contact with several rare materials known to stimulate bloodline growth. Then he tried irradiating it with stellar energy at specific frequencies, and even used a trace of the homologous bloodline aura within his own body to induce it.
But the result made him frown slightly.
External stimuli were either instinctively rejected by the drop of blood, absorbed and converted into nutrients to sustain its own vitality, or simply vanished without a trace, unable to trigger self-proliferation or overt enhancement of the bloodline.
The proliferation... had failed.
"Looks like the inheritance and growth mechanism of this bloodline, originating from a higher-dimensional creature, is far more complex and closed-off than I imagined."
Lynn understood this clearly.
"With my current knowledge and methods, artificially proliferating or strengthening it is nearly impossible."
"Forcefully stripping away and extracting the bloodline might completely destroy the delicate balance between Lin Chen's bloodline, soul, and body. The losses would outweigh the gains."
Lin Chen might have a 40% Starry Sky Behemoth Bloodline, making it seem as though he would still have 30% left after giving Lynn 10%.
But their base amounts were different, so it could not be calculated that way.
Lynn's 10% was far greater than Lin Chen's 10%.
Perhaps extracting all 40% of the Starry Sky Behemoth Bloodline from Lin Chen's body would still not be enough to fill that 10% gap.
There was only this one sample now. It would be such a shame if he ruined it.
He needed more samples for comparative research. If it came to it, he would have a few more children, extract the Starry Sky Behemoth Bloodline from their bodies, and merge it into his own. (Fang Yuan: Everyone,