Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 523 Advantages and Disadvantages of the Bloodline Side

"Mental power leverages magic, and magic strengthens the body? If the principle is that simple, then what does it have to do with 'bloodline'? Why is it called the bloodline side?" Yaro asked, puzzled.

“Simple?” The explorer chuckled. “The overall structure is indeed simple, but the problem is that without implanting bloodlines, the human body simply cannot integrate with magic!”
Just like oil and water, even if you crush them and stir them constantly, they will separate again, clearly distinct, after a short time.

"But aren't formal knights able to generate life-type magic on their own, and even store it in their bodies?"

Seeing that Yarrow still didn't understand, the explorer turned and asked:

"Since you were able to rewrite 'Blood Frenzy,' you must know something about the official knights, right?"

"I think I know it fairly well."

Yarrow said modestly.

Yaro had already undergone knight training and had been carefully instructed by many formal knights when he was young. In addition, when he later modified "Blood Frenzy", he also learned the way formal knights operate their life force through the system.

He now even dares to say that he knows their bodies better than many official knights.

The explorer asked, "Have you ever heard that the core strength of a formal knight actually doesn't exceed the realm of mortals?"

"I heard about it from my personal knight when I was a kid."

"Do you believe it?"

“This…” Yaro was silent for a moment, then said frankly, “I didn’t believe it before, but I did later.”

Because of his disbelief, Yaro once collected muscle tissue from a formal knight and compared it with the muscles of an ordinary person using a microscope.

As for the reason for the letter, it's even simpler.

Because he had mastered "Blood Rage," he already knew roughly how the power of a formal knight operated.

The explorer nodded:
"That's right. Although life-based magic is most compatible with the human body, it cannot leverage powerful forces like other types of magic..."

Or rather, it is the body itself that is being manipulated.

However, the physical body has its limits. Life-based magic can only maintain the body at its peak, but cannot surpass it.

If other types of magic lean towards the spiritual, then life force leans towards the material.

Mental power can transcend everything, since it only affects the external world anyway.

Just like earth magic, if the soil can't withstand it, it will simply turn into dust; if the dust can't withstand it, it will simply turn into gas.

But vitality can only support the body; if the body exceeds its limits even slightly... it will collapse!

Yaro roughly understood the predicament faced by the official knights.

Life-based magic can manipulate life itself, but life itself has its limits, and life-based magic cannot exceed those limits.

The simplest way to exceed the limits is to use other types of magic, because other types of magic leverage other forces that can bypass the limits of the human body.

However, other types of magic are incompatible with the physical body.

This is a dead end.

"Even with superior magical affinity, it's not enough?"

Yaro thought of his former rival, Knan Nabi.

Knabi once said that shadow energy did not cause any corrosive effects on his body.

Bevin is also a possibility, as he also has an excellent magical affinity.

"Superior magical affinity?" The explorer chuckled.

"The human body is made of matter, and without external influence, it is almost impossible for it to generate superior magical affinity on its own."

People who are born with an exceptionally high affinity for magic either have had demonic blood implanted in their ancestors, and their path is already predetermined.

Alternatively, they might have been corrupted by foreign magic, their bodies riddled with wounds, their lifespans greatly reduced, making it difficult for them to grow into formal wizards.

Upon hearing the explorer's explanation, Yaro couldn't help but frown slightly.

Which scenario would be Bevin?

Hopefully it's the first one, at least it won't affect my health.

Now is not the time to delve into this issue, so Yarrow put it aside for the moment and asked instead:

"In that case, the bloodline side does have a significant advantage, so why are wizards divided into three categories, with the bloodline side only making up one category?"

Since the bloodline method is so powerful [beep], it should be like meditation, becoming a fundamental skill for wizards.

The explorer said, "Because the bloodline side also carries a high risk. After implanting a demon bloodline, there is a possibility that the person will directly mutate into that kind of demon."

Furthermore, having demon blood isn't necessarily a good thing.

Because the so-called magical affinity is largely determined by consciousness, and human consciousness is always changing.

The first generation of bloodline-side wizards could actively choose their bloodline direction based on their own consciousness and magical inclinations, and could also intentionally adjust their own consciousness inclinations. However, their descendants had no choice and were born with their bodies contaminated by the bloodline of demons.

Conflict between mind and body greatly increases the chances of premature death.

Even if they survive past childhood, their strong affinity for magic will greatly enhance their perception of strange spaces.

Even if one survives all of this, the maximum improvement can only reach the level of the body's bloodline, making further improvement extremely difficult, and the potential for advancement is unknown.

Of course, the advantages are also obvious. You should already know the benefits of a high affinity for magic. Furthermore, bloodline-based wizards, once their strength reaches a certain level, can automatically master some powerful magic within their bloodline, greatly enhancing their combat power.

The explorer's insightful explanation quickly helped Yarrow understand the inner workings of the bloodline wizards.

Having never met such a friendly big shot before, Yaro couldn't contain his curiosity and asked:
What about the elemental side?

"Elemental side?"

The explorer didn't hold back, saying directly:

"If the bloodline side is imitating monsters, then the elemental side is imitating elemental creatures. Therefore, formal wizards who follow the elemental side, once their strength reaches a certain level, all have the ability to transform their bodies into elements."

Yaro said, "Imitate elemental creatures? Explorer, I've heard that advancing to a formal wizard requires extremely powerful soul strength, and that the soul is modified. Does advancing to a wizard mean modifying one's soul into that of an elemental creature?"

"No, don't misunderstand," the explorer waved his hands repeatedly. "Listen carefully, I said imitation, not copying! As for the elemental side, you should ask your elders."

They asked my parents again.

Could he even tell that his mother was on the elemental side?
What method is this?
Is it a prophecy?
Before Yaro could think further, his attention was drawn to the explorer's next words.

"...In fact, the path of the knight was originally a substitute that bloodline wizards hoped to find to remove the aftereffects of the bloodline side, but unfortunately the effect has never been good."

Your book reminded me of something.

Could it be because those bloodline-based wizards were used to top-down research, and never considered exploring step by step from the bottom up?

"From top to bottom? From bottom to top? Sir explorer, could you please explain in more detail?"

(End of this chapter)