I, a cultivator, have ended up in the wizarding world

After getting used to the feeling of improved aptitude, Jemin manipulated the puppet's body and slowly moved to the other side of the experimental area.

Compared to the hall with over six hundred culture chambers we just saw, this space is much smaller.

Only ten culture chambers were neatly arranged, with pale blue nutrient solution circulating slowly inside, emitting a regular and slight hum.

Ten figures floated silently within.

They have the exact same appearance as Jemin, and are clearly clones of Jemin.

However, the life force they exuded was completely different from that of the Dao Integration Realm clones next door.

Standing in front of the incubation chamber, Jieming casually manipulated the light screen beside him, and soon a series of data appeared.

Life level: Level 6.

Mental strength: Level 6 standard.

Physical strength: Level 6.

Apart from that, there is no other noteworthy data.

Seeing this, Jemin nodded in satisfaction.

Strictly speaking, these clones cannot be called level six wizards; they can only be considered level six creatures.

The biggest difference between wizard civilization and the cultivation system lies here.

A cultivator's power largely stems from their cultivation level.

Even a rogue cultivator without any lineage, or one who relies solely on their natural control over external spiritual energy after advancing their cultivation level, can acquire considerable combat power as long as their cultivation level is high enough.

The power of a wizard, however, primarily comes from knowledge.

Although the clone in front of us has level six mental strength and level six physical body, without the support of advanced knowledge such as alchemy, runic writing, spatial science, and soul science, it is at best just a beast with extremely large energy.

A true level six wizard can easily dominate an army of beasts of the same level with his knowledge.

As Jemin looked at the ten bodies in the incubation chamber, a slow smile crept onto his lips.

"Creating a true level six wizard is very expensive. But creating a level six creature... is much cheaper."

Without considering combat power, to cultivate a level 6 creature, all you need to do is continuously infuse it with energy, strengthen its spirit, and increase its life level. The whole process doesn't even require much technical skill.

In reality, the resources required to cultivate a Level 6 biological clone are far less than those required to cultivate a Dao Integration Realm clone.

If a Dao Integration Realm clone requires one hundred units of resources, then this level six clone probably requires less than ten. These guys are actually just using the leftover resources after cultivating Dao Integration Realm clones, so the cost is extremely low.

This is why Jemin is increasingly confident in the commercial value of the future qualification enhancement technology.

After all, low cost is a huge advantage.

With that thought in mind, Jemin waved his hand, and all ten incubation pods were activated simultaneously.

The pale green nutrient solution slowly descended, and ten level-six clones opened their eyes and walked out of the incubation chamber.

Their eyes were vacant, and they looked no different from Jemin's puppets.

Without the slightest hesitation, a massive crimson magic circle covering the entire experimental hall slowly lit up beneath his feet.

Dark red lines spread rapidly like blood vessels, and blood-red runes connected the eleven figures.

Jemin stood in the center of the magic circle, while the other ten clones stood in order on the outer perimeter.

As he raised his right hand, the entire magic array was activated with a roar.

hum...

The next moment, the bodies of the ten clones began to decompose simultaneously.

Body, soul, bloodline... everything rapidly transformed into countless crimson streams of light, converging along the magic array patterns and ultimately pouring into Jemin's body.

boom!

But as the infusion continued, Jemin's expression suddenly changed slightly.

He could sense that shortly after the ritual began, the power suddenly changed direction and rushed directly into his body and soul. His physical body began to strengthen continuously, his mental sea began to expand rapidly, and his mental power surged like a tide.

Jemin slowly closed his eyes, quietly sensing everything happening inside his body.

A moment later, he reopened his eyes, a strange look appearing in them.

"……I see."

Based on his understanding of blood sacrifice rituals, this phenomenon could only occur in one situation.

That means the beneficiary's qualifications have reached the limit that the current level can accommodate.

Since the aptitude for further sacrifices can no longer increase, the remaining offerings will automatically transform into the purest life essence to enhance cultivation, physical body, and spirit.

Jemin paused for a moment, then couldn't help but stroke his chin:

"My wizarding aptitude...is it already this high?"

However, upon closer reflection, when he was tested for aptitude at Noren Academy No. 13, he relied on the expansion of his soul and spirit through Qi refining to significantly improve his talent level.

Thinking about this, Jeming seemed to be deep in thought:

"That's true. The cultivation system itself is about constantly expanding the soul. The stronger the soul, the higher the spiritual potential."

"That is equivalent to... simultaneously improving the wizard's aptitude."

He tapped the experiment gently.

From this perspective, the localization of the blood sacrifice method I developed is indeed effective.

But what had just happened made Jemin feel uneasy.

"Since there are too many variables in my own situation, I'll find a proper wizard to experiment on."

With that in mind, Jemin didn't hesitate and picked up the Magic Network Terminal from the side.

With a gentle touch of mental energy, a communication was quickly sent out.

Before long, a familiar light screen unfolded in mid-air, and Viola's figure appeared on the screen.

She wore a long black and gold robe, and behind her was a constantly evolving dimensional continent.

In the distance, countless alchemical floating platforms were slowly moving.

Clearly, she is still extremely busy.

Viola smiled when she saw Jemin:

"What's wrong, junior? Are you unable to bear the loneliness and can't hold on any longer? Do you want your senior to come and stay at the academy for you?" She blinked.

"It's okay, I'm still happy to help."

Jemin's lips twitched, but he decisively ignored his senior's teasing:

"I have an experiment here, and I need your help, senior."

Upon hearing the word "experiment," Viola's smile widened even more.

She rested her chin on her hand, looking at Jemin on the other side of the screen:

"You've developed something new again? Is it dangerous?"

Jemin shook his head: "No, I've verified the whole experiment many times, and there's basically no risk. We're just missing a high-order sample..." Before he could finish speaking, Viola nodded without hesitation.

"Okay, how do you need me to cooperate?"

Hearing this, Jemin felt a sudden warmth in his heart.

Both his mentor Clark and Viola had complete trust in him.

He exhaled softly and said with a smile:

"We only need a little something for now."

"What?"

"A fragment of your life's genetic heritage, and a sliver of your soul, senior."

Viola paused for a moment, then narrowed her eyes:

"Huh? You want my soul?"

She looked Jemin up and down, and a smile slowly crept onto her lips.

"Junior, you're not finally planning to study me, are you?"

Jemin sighed and rubbed his forehead: "It's just an experimental sample. Don't worry, there's no danger involved."

Viola chuckled softly, "Okay, just wait."

Communication was then shut down.

In less than two minutes, a small teleportation array next to the laboratory lit up with a silvery-white light.

Two transparent test tubes, already sealed with multiple seals, rested quietly in the center of the transfer platform.

One of them contained a wisp of pale golden blood.

The other one had a small, soft, and bright ball of soul light floating around it.

Jemin stepped forward and gently picked up the two test tubes.

Sensing the familiar life force within, Jemin nodded.

"Then... let's begin the verification."