This...
After choosing Familiar as his fourth Beast Taming Technique, Lu Ran sank into a long silence of contemplation.
Sure enough! It was nowhere near as wonderful as he had imagined.
In his daydreams, Lu Ran had thought that once he learned the Familiar Technique, he could give General Ha, Sudden Death King, and Dark Crow three to five familiars each.
But after learning it, Lu Ran fell silent. He discovered that, at present, he could only assign a familiar to one Pet Beast, and only one familiar at that.
To give more Pet Beasts more familiars, he would have to develop the skill further himself, or wait until his Beast Taming level increased.
Luckily, I already considered this possibility back then. I can accept it. Yes, you could say this is how it ought to work. If it worked the way I imagined, it would be far too overpowered.
No, even its current effect is ridiculously overpowered.
A familiar could receive one of three enhancements from its primary beast: power, talent, or bloodline.
When a familiar fought alongside its primary beast, it could attach itself to the primary beast to perform a Fusion Technique.
No wonder some divine beasts in legends liked raising familiars.
Just imagine: if General Ha contracted the Sword Spirit and Sword Grass as familiars, and they received its talent enhancement, how terrifying would that be?
General Ha's talent was naturally its Swordsmanship talent, which ultimately manifested as its Sword Domain.
Perhaps, after becoming familiars and receiving that enhancement, they could also use Sword Domains with ease.
And that was not all.
When a familiar fought alongside its primary beast, it could also attach itself to the primary beast to perform a Fusion Technique.
In other words, during combat, familiars could apply certain skill buffs to