Refining humans—this was absolutely a terrifying idea. This race had already assumed the bearing of an overlord.
Li Ziran understood that he needed elements, and not just a tiny amount. Especially now that he knew how valuable such elements were, his heart itched like a cat's claw scratching at it, restless and eager to move.
He wanted to experiment right away. There were quite a few human corpses on the robot. Though he could not experiment on living people, these remains could still offer him some reference.
He would first see whether Ultimate Elements could be refined from these corpses. Of course, the premise was that he had to identify them.
He began tasting them, distinguishing the flavors of the elements bit by bit.
Unlike the Devouring Serpent, the most obvious attribute within humans was light. The Light Element dominated, while all other elements were extremely thin. Only elements corresponding to their particular affinity would be present in slightly greater amounts.
For instance, a fire mage possessed plenty of Fire Element, but it was still nowhere near as abundant as the Light Element.
The Human Race was a single-element race. They claimed to have achieved ultimate breakthroughs in single elements, but that was clearly not the case. Their method of evolution resembled that of the Devouring Serpent: using the Light Element as a foundation, then supplementing it with a second element to successfully condense an Elemental Gland.
To achieve anything in a single element, they had to elevate the Light Element within themselves.
Could it be a clash between light and darkness?
Regarding the issue of the Devouring Serpent's intelligence, Li Ziran made wild guesses. After all, in the history of magic, light and darkness had always countered each other.
Perhaps it was precisely the collision between the Light Element