Bloodline Wizard's Dragon Transformation Diary

Chapter 215 Ingredients and Hesitation

There is a high probability that some secrets are hidden in the Roaring Swamp.

This point is already a consensus between the wizards Dilda and Kunro.

Otherwise, the person who killed Anselo wouldn't have hidden in this dangerous Roaring Swamp for almost a month.

During his previous conversation with Wizard Kunluo, Wizard Kunluo subtly and overtly requested that he directly enter the Roaring Swamp to investigate. He even suggested that he capture the madman who dared to offend the dignity of the Silver Grey School before he fled the Roaring Swamp, so as to extract the secrets of the Roaring Swamp in the most efficient way.

But----

The Kunlu Wizard only knew that there was a secret hidden in the Roaring Swamp, but he did not know that the secret was very likely related to the Twin Helix School.

"If what's hidden in that Roaring Swamp is indeed a secret related to the Twin Helix School, or even its legacy, then doesn't that mean the surviving members of the Twin Helix School infiltrated the Silver Ash School a long time ago?"

"If the secrets hidden within these ruins were to be revealed, could they be kept secret from the Asuka School?"

"If we can't hide it anymore, wouldn't the Asuka School immediately have an excuse to swallow up the Silver Ash School?"

The wizard Dilda frowned.

Although he was prepared to resolve the problem through killing, he was genuinely unwilling to venture into the Roaring Swamp.

First, if the secret in the Roaring Swamp is a relic related to the Twin Helix School—then completely erasing a trace would be far more difficult than killing a number of people.

Therefore, it may involve the secrets of the Twin Helix School of thought, with unimaginable consequences.

Furthermore, the twenty wandering wizards he brought with him were also a very important reason.

After capturing these wandering wizards, he had already dealt with them, turning them into simple-minded fools who could only babble, so that they wouldn't do anything to affect the quality of the food when they knew they would become food.

These fools who only know how to "baba baba" will likely be corrupted by the miasma in the Roaring Swamp once they step into it, possibly even falling ill or developing parasites.

This will ruin all these fresh ingredients!

As for disposing of these ingredients now—even if he started processing all the flesh and blood from the twenty wandering wizards right now, he wouldn't be able to finish eating so much flesh and blood in a short time, which would also be a waste.

What's the difference between this and letting them spoil?

"If I had known, I wouldn't have killed Silas so quickly. Otherwise, I could have had him stay outside and watch over these ingredients for me." Wizard Dilda looked at the twenty ingredients in front of him with some regret.

These twenty wandering wizards are currently in a state of extreme hunger.

Hunger is an effective method that wizards of the school of thought discovered when processing food to enhance its quality.

When hungry, the food itself becomes increasingly clean. At the same time, their survival instinct, driven by hunger, causes their mental energy to permeate their bodies, satisfying their needs and replenishing their lost vitality.

During this process, their souls and spiritual power will be integrated into their bodies, and their flesh and blood will be imbued with more and more mystery.

The quality of the ingredients naturally increases as a result.

As the wizard Dilda knew, in the more central regions of the central kingdoms, and even in the heart of the central continent, some wizards specifically taught them methods for pre-fusing their "ingredients" with mystical techniques—

Many exceptionally talented wild wizards obtained this secret technique when they were still second-class wizard apprentices. They then used the technique to mystify their bodies, believing that they had gained the favor of some powerful figure—completely unaware that they were merely being cultivated as food.

Moreover, if these ingredients remain healthy, their flesh can be cut off as needed to keep it fresh. Furthermore, with their own healing power, twenty wizard slaves can feed him for one or two years!

It's easy to imagine how wasteful it would be to hastily dispose of these ingredients now.

As she pondered, the wizard Dilda's thoughts drifted back to the legacy of the Twin Helix School.

During their third-class wizarding apprenticeship, wizards begin to mystify themselves.

Depending on the specific school of wizardry, the emphasis they place on mystification will also differ.

The focus of the mystification of wizards of the Soul School lies in the soul.

The focus of the flesh-and-blood school of wizards' mystification lies in their physical bodies.

The balance school of wizards mystifies both their soul and body.

When wizards consume food, what they eat is naturally flesh and blood. In other words, wizards of the flesh and blood school are the best food, followed by wizards of the balance school.

At the same time, the methods that guide the mysticization of the physical body naturally belong to the inheritance of the flesh and blood school and the balance school.

However, the Silver-Gray School is a school that leans towards the soul—therefore, the content of the two-stage meditation method in the Silver-Gray School, which involves mystifying oneself, is also the content of mystifying the soul, and has nothing to do with the body.

Of course, even if it is related to the body, the Dilda wizard would not dare to use such a secret method to process ingredients—this is a taboo of every school of thought.

The mystification of the same school of thought forbids mutual cannibalism; otherwise, the will of the consumed would have a high probability of reviving within the body of the one who consumed it.

Of course, this taboo only applies to wizards who have begun to "mystify".

Otherwise, without this taboo, that school of thought would have long since become a giant breeding ground, with no so-called inheritance to speak of.

Therefore, the mystical methods used by every wizard who cultivates ingredients are derived from the meditation methods of other schools, rather than from their own. For any school, meditation is the foundation of their school, especially the second stage, which touches on mystical meditation methods.

If such a meditation method falls into the hands of others, the school, given the capability, will spare no expense to reclaim it and exterminate all the wizards involved.

Let's not even mention this barren plane.

In the Central Continent, countless wizards have died because of meditation.

Almost every day, wizards die because of the school's meditation methods, including some formal wizards.

The extent to which meditation can be involved is self-evident.

As far as the wizard Dilda knew, even the official wizards of the Central Continent would never dare to associate themselves with the pre-existing mystification of their animals when raising them.

Of course, this information about ingredients is also one of the reasons why the wizard Dilda dared not set foot on the Central Continent.

A wizarding apprentice like him, with almost no chance of becoming a formal wizard, would find it difficult to live peacefully in the Central Continent, even if he had the mark of a school. How could he be like this now, able to move freely in this plane and take whatever he wants from it?

Under such circumstances, the meditation methods of the schools of extinction, especially the balance school or the flesh and blood school, naturally became the target of most wizards' covetousness—they could mystify the body without worrying about the consequences, and could be used openly and legitimately.

It's easy to imagine how valuable something like this is.

The two-stage meditation method of the Twin Helix School is exactly like that!

At first, Dilda didn't think that the Twin Helix School wizard possessed the second stage of meditation. Otherwise, a third-class wizard apprentice who had completed mysticization would have been enough to protect the Twin Helix School's legacy in this world.

The survivors of the Twin Helix School wouldn't have to wander around like ground rats, hiding here and there.

But now————

Within this Roaring Swamp, there may very well be a relic belonging to the Twin Helix School, containing its legacy.

There is a strong possibility that this legacy contains the second stage of the meditation method of the Twin Helix School.

Those remaining survivors may currently be retrieving this thing.

"No, no."

"That's not the right way of thinking."

"Instead, we should directly consider the impact of the twin helix school itself."