Sixth Ring Wizard

After spending some time dealing with these matters, Herag returned to his meditation room and retrieved the golden Titan blood.

Since returning to the Wizarding World, Horag has focused on advancing to the seventh-level Legendary rank and hasn't had time to study this blood.

Herag activated the spell "Great Dark Heaven" and began absorbing the bloodline power from the Titans' blood.

"Astral Titans: Titans were born by communicating with the Mother River through the Astral Well during their gestation. They are born with the natural ability to communicate with the Mother River and draw power from it to strengthen their physical bodies."

Herag opened his eyes and understood why the Titans had such powerful physical bodies.

The power of the Mother River is the most fundamental power in the endless planes, and its attributes are extremely complex, making it impossible to describe with a single concept.

Titans are born with the ability to communicate with the Mother River.

They used almost all of the power they obtained from the Mother River to strengthen their physical bodies, which is why they possess such enormous physiques and formidable physical strength.

After absorbing the power of the Titans' bloodline, Horag also gained this ability: by communicating with the Mother River and obtaining its power, he could strengthen his physical body.

Such enhancements are actually better than nothing for him.

Because if he were to fight against an opponent of the same level 7 legendary rank, whether or not he had this enhancement would not matter. Herag could defeat most opponents of the same level without relying on these powers.

However, if you're facing an eighth-level Overlord or a ninth-level Progenitor, this enhancement won't be of much use, and you still won't be able to win.

However, the power of the Titan bloodline gave Hellagur more to think about.

He discovered that after the Titan's bloodline power was absorbed, it was also integrated into the bloodline mark on his chest, becoming part of the bloodline mark.

Herag summarized that his body was currently dominated by the bloodline of the Thunder God Ancestor, with other bloodlines playing a secondary role.

If he wants to advance to the eighth level of the Overlord, he needs to condense his own bloodline runes.

Herag could actually complete this step much faster by simply using the bloodline runes of the progenitor of the Thunder God, thus skipping this step.

However, Herag did not want to do that, because doing so would be tantamount to abandoning his own advantages and following the old path of the progenitor of thunder gods.

If we continue down this path, we will at most reach the level of the legendary Thunder God, but there will be no new breakthroughs.

Herag wanted to forge a different path and reach a higher level.

His advantages lie in his wizarding power system, his knowledge, and the spells Great Dark Heaven and World Forge.

Herag absorbed and fused the power of multiple bloodlines, transforming it into his own bloodline power.

If one could fuse these various bloodline powers into one, and finally condense one's own bloodline runes, it would undoubtedly be more powerful than the simple bloodline of the Thunder God Ancestor.

After careful consideration, Herag thought that he might be able to make good use of this point and travel to various planes in the endless world to absorb as many excellent and powerful bloodline powers as possible.

Once enough bloodline power is absorbed, the resulting bloodline runes will naturally become more powerful.

Now, if Herag needs the power of bloodlines from various planes, he often doesn't need to take action himself anymore.

If you tell the people on the border directly, you can get a lot of the bloodline power you need.

However, even in border areas, most of the time they can only obtain some bloodline power from the middle-level worlds, as the high-level worlds are too dangerous.

Herag had personally visited the Astral Plane and witnessed its battle with the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor, so he naturally understood this point.

In the higher realms, even a seventh-level legendary figure is considered a nobody, and the borderlands are indeed somewhat powerless.

If Herag wants to acquire the bloodline power of those higher-level worlds, he'll have to find a way to do it himself.

If Hrag wants to go to the higher worlds, he needs to plan ahead and make preparations in advance.

Although he has already advanced to the seventh level of Legend, battles at his level are still extremely dangerous.

Hrag decided against acting rashly and returned to the border, once again boarding the dimensional train.

After returning to the Sixth Ring Tower, Herag immediately immersed himself in the library inside the tower, refusing to leave.

Because he now has extremely high access rights, there are almost no books he cannot borrow, so there are no restrictions.

Herag then began an immersive reading mode, scanning layer by layer, and inputting all the books inside the Sixth Ring Tower into Deep Blue's database.

The amount of data entered this time far exceeds the sum of all previous data combined, and the depth and importance of the data are also very high.

Hrag's knowledge base has been continuously expanding, enriching it with much knowledge that was previously unknown.

Most importantly, Hellagur gained a greater understanding of the various planes.

The borderlands have gained a relatively deep understanding of the endless planes and know about the situation of many planes.

Even for those high-level worlds, the border regions, even if they lack the ability to invade and plunder, will still use various means to ascertain the specific situation of those high-level worlds.

For them, this exploration process was naturally extremely dangerous, but someone had to do it.

If the loss of a few people can be exchanged for information from the higher world, it is a win for the entire border region.

In fact, most of the major manpower losses in the border areas in recent years have occurred during the process of exploring the higher world.

On the contrary, the casualty rate was very low when invading and plundering mid-level and low-level worlds due to meticulous prior planning.

Several months passed, and Hrag spent all his time in the library, engrossed in reading.

Although Deep Blue has already entered all the books and materials, there are still many things that Helag has to read and understand on his own.

His learning ability has improved significantly and is now comparable to Deep Blue's.

Regardless of the field of the work, Hrag basically skims through it and understands it thoroughly.

Since Hellagur is now a higher-level life form, he can directly see the essence of many problems, so reading these books will naturally not present many reading obstacles.

Just as he was engrossed in reading, a library staff member unexpectedly came to deliver the news.

They wouldn't normally bother him unless there was a particularly urgent matter, which was also Hrag's previous instruction.

The arrival of library staff must mean something important has happened, so Herag put down his book and asked, "What is it?"

"Lord Herag, Lord Andres has returned," the staff member announced. (End of Chapter)