In Li Ziran's usual understanding, organs should be naturally born and naturally grown. After all, the extraordinary abilities carried by organs were, to a great extent, the result of elements imitating nature.
But now, he could clearly sense the vigorously growing power of light within his body. Like rivers, it surged through his meridians, gathered within the central Elemental Gland, condensed layer by layer into a transparent, pure, highly concentrated light energy, and then dispersed beneath his skin.
As a result, his entire skin grew increasingly radiant, even giving off a faint bodily fragrance.
The changes were visible to the naked eye. This was still the Light Element, yet its grade had risen from the lowest tier to an unimaginable level.
Andre moved swiftly, but Li Ziran learned even faster. He was exceedingly hungry for this method of raising an element's value.
Drawing upon his own understanding of organs, he rapidly incorporated it into his surgery.
There were definitely benefits to organs obtained through modification. After all, living organs came in a thousand strange forms, and even organs bred by the same race possessed a certain degree of rejection. The most ideal outcome was for every organ to come from the same living being.
That was absolutely impossible. Being able to source them from the same race was already remarkable enough.
That was why Li Ziran preferred the cultivation of original Embryos. One only needed to alter the elemental structure to obtain a complete organ chain.
This method now showed him even more possibilities. It seemed that with a certain understanding of magic arrays, one could grant organs different attributes through modification.
Although such performance could not compare with naturally grown organs, it could greatly improve the constitutions of ordinary living beings.
Ke'er needed him to modify Elves. This method