Lin En leafed through the descriptions of the materials, then looked at him and said:
"You mean you can fuse these materials together and turn them into my new body?"
Tyrael said fervently:
"Exactly. This is also one of the oldest methods in our profession. The finished product may not be as good as Vessels precisely adjusted before the embryonic stage, but it is far more efficient. The method is already highly refined here. Gestation and catalysis proceed simultaneously, and we can even bring the resulting Vessel directly to adulthood."
Lin En's eyes flickered.
"Will there be any side effects?"
Tyrael thought carefully, then chose not to conceal anything and answered bluntly:
"There will be some. The biggest issue is that this method does not fundamentally create life, so the resulting Vessel will have no will of its own. But if you intend to use it as your primary Vessel, that can be disregarded entirely."
"Another issue is that such a body may suffer blood collapse. Its stability will be somewhat poorer."
That was also the drawback of catalysis.
Once blood collapse began, mutual rejection between the bodily tissues would rapidly break the body down at the cellular level, ultimately reducing it to a puddle of sludge.
"But you need not worry."
Tyrael's expression was fervent.
"This machine of mine is the finest mother host. The Vessels she gestates have the lowest possible risk of blood collapse! More importantly, with the blessing of this drop of your blood, as long as the materials can withstand its corruption, their instability will be reduced even further."
"Once production is complete, your blood will also integrate all the properties of that biomass. Then it will become a body in the mortal world that truly belongs to you!"
He had that confidence.
And he