Wizard Immortal

Chapter 134 Experiment 2

Chapter 134 Experiment Two

"Well, although ordinary people are still a bit weak, it shouldn't be a problem if it's just a preliminary modification."

Standing in front of the test bench, looking at the man lying quietly on it, Adir nodded.

After a while, he took out a bottle of crimson blood potion from the side and fed it directly to the patient.

"Crimson Blood, made from the blood of bloodthirsty orcs, should be able to sustain life for a short period of time without any problems."

Standing still, Adir nodded, then instructed the chip in his mind: "Chip, activate monitoring mode and constantly monitor the experimental subject's physical changes."

As soon as the order was given, the view in front of us changed instantly.

A large amount of data kept emerging in his mind, constructing a three-dimensional image of the human body before his eyes, with various data points constantly changing.

"Let's begin."

Observing the physical changes of the test subject before him, Adir picked up some commonly used tools from the side and began to try his experiment.

Time slowly passed.

More than an hour later, Adir stopped the experiment and quietly watched the changes in the test subject.

"Target's physical data is stable, no danger to life..." The voice of the chip machine rang in his mind again.

Hearing the notification from the chip in his mind, Adir finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"Although there were some unexpected events along the way, the test subject managed to survive."

Standing there, he muttered to himself, "However, we still need to let the test subjects live independently for a while longer to collect some experimental data."

Thinking of this, he looked at the experimental subject in front of him and simply waved his hand.

In his mind, the template for the spell "Binding of Mana" was quickly constructed and then released, the powerful force instantly suspending the experimental subject in the air.

"It looks like we need to hire a few more suitable assistants."

The thought of personally placing the experimental subject in a separate iron cage flashed through Adir's mind.

After a while, he took another person out of the iron cage next to him and placed him on the experimental table as before, ready to start the second experiment.

"Chip, used to record experimental data."

Standing still, Adir put on his gloves and gave instructions to the chip.

half a month later.

In the spacious laboratory, naked men lay quietly on the experimental table, their bodies undergoing certain changes.

Most of the test subjects did not change much in appearance compared to before, except that their skin began to turn gray, and a layer of keratin began to grow in some places on their bodies.

A small number of test subjects, in addition to their skin turning gray, also experienced mutations in some of their internal organs, and began to become different from ordinary people.

"Out of fifty test subjects, only five survived. The success rate is a bit low, but it's still acceptable."

Standing in front of the laboratory, observing the experimental subjects before him, Adir nodded: "After a period of recuperation, these experimental subjects' bodies have stabilized initially, and we can proceed to the next stage of the experiment."

Standing still, he said this.

After the previous experiments, these experimental subjects can no longer be considered ordinary humans. Not only have their appearance and internal organs changed, but their physical abilities have also increased. They have gone from being just stronger ordinary people to having the physical level of elite warriors.

For Adir to achieve this result in just half a month is already a pretty good achievement.

He stood silently for a while, letting the chip record the data of the experimental subjects in front of him, before walking forward and placing one of the experimental subjects on the huge stone platform on the other side.

It was a huge white stone platform with engravings and runes. An ordinary person would feel dizzy just by looking at it.

After placing the test subject on the stone platform, Adir drew his black longsword from his waist and made several cuts on several parts of the test subject's body.

The sharp black longsword sliced ​​through the human body, and immediately, drops of crimson blood flowed out, dripping onto the stone platform below and converging in several indentations along the grooves on the platform.

"The experimental subject's blood loss has reached a critical level..." After a while, the voice of the chip machine rang out again in Adir's mind.

Hearing the notification from the chip in his mind, Adir remained calm and looked directly at the experimental subject on the stone platform.

At this point, after a period of bloodletting, the test subject's face began to turn pale, and his aura gradually weakened. It was clear that if this continued, he would bleed to death.

"We can begin."

Observing the changes in the experimental subject before him, Adir nodded, then took out a few magic stones from the side and placed them in the four corners of the stone platform.

"Chip, detects bloodline transformation magic array."

Before beginning the final step, Adir gave the command to the chip in his mind.

"The bloodline conversion magic array has passed the test and can operate normally..."

In the next instant, the chip in his mind responded swiftly.

"It seems the witch formation is working properly."

Standing still, listening to the chip's test results, Adir nodded.

This bloodline transformation magic array was a result of a deal Adir made with Radel, and it's a magic array frequently used in bloodline modification experiments.

With the application of mental power, the witch array that had been set up beforehand on the stone platform was instantly activated.

In an instant, several magic stones emitted a pale blue glow, their surfaces appearing as if on fire, with some points of light flickering on them.

Those were the energy particles contained within the magic stone, which surged out in a short period of time to power the magic array.

On the stone platform, the indentations engraved with runes were activated by the energy of the magic stone and began to emit a faint glow.

"Bloodline Conversion Magic Array successfully activated..."

Once all the indentations engraved with runes were lit up, the mechanical voice of the chip in my mind rang out again.

Hearing the prompts from the chip in his mind, Adir didn't hesitate at all and took out a bottle of thick, crimson liquid from the side.

The crimson liquid flowed continuously in the glass bottle, faintly exuding a bloodthirsty and violent aura, which was somewhat eerie.

This is the bloodline within the body of a bloodthirsty beastman. Adir had extracted some of it back in Ancient Armor City, and it's perfect for use here now.

Previously, in the southern continent, with the help of the chip, Adir successfully purified the bloodline of the Bronze Behemoth and the Highland Giant.

However, these were merely experimental subjects to be used, so it was impossible to use such precious bloodlines. Instead, bloodlines extracted from the bloodthirsty orcs were used.

The orc race is unique, with a trace of the power of the ancient Behemoth hidden in their bloodline. Among their descendants, not only can bloodthirsty orcs be born, but there is also a very small chance of giving birth to a Bronze Behemoth, a terrifying creature that can briefly contend with a first-level wizard after reaching adulthood.

Compared to ordinary orcs, bloodthirsty orcs are more influenced by the power of the Behemoth. The berserk factors hidden in their blood are very similar to those in the blood of the Bronze Behemoth, only much lower in quality.

While the bloodline of the bloodthirsty orcs, refined from pure blood, is not as good as that of the bronze Behemoths, it is undoubtedly far superior to the bloodlines of ordinary creatures.

Standing in front of the experimental table, looking at the increasingly pale experimental subject, Adir poured the purified bloodline in his hand directly down.

As the blood of the bloodthirsty orcs flowed into the groove of the stone platform, the light of the sorcery array on the platform grew brighter and brighter, constantly emitting a strong radiance.

After completing this step, Adir walked to the side and took out another vial of pure blood, which was in a potion bottle.

This was the purified blood from the experimental subject, which he poured down directly, merging with the crimson veins.

The pure blood mixed with the bloodline, and then, under the influence of the magic array, slowly flowed back towards the chest of the test subject.

At the heart site on the test subject's chest, there was a wound that Adir had already cut open, allowing the blood to flow back directly.

As the magic array slowly took effect, blood mixed with foreign blood flowed into the experimental subject's body, and the various data of the experimental subject were changing rapidly.

Through the chip in his mind, Adir observed these changes as he quickly moved forward and applied some healing medicine to the experimental subject's wounds to help them heal quickly.

Even after all this was done, the experiment was still not over.

The magic array continued to operate until several hours later, when Adir emerged from the laboratory covered in blood.

"It failed..."

As he stepped out of the laboratory, he removed the blood-stained white robe from his body, his mind replaying the experiment he had just conducted.

In the final stage of the experiment, when the bloodline was being integrated, the test subject's bodily functions suddenly stopped, and the subject died.

"Chip, review the experimental records, and check the cause of the failure."

Standing there, reflecting on the experiment he had just conducted, Adir couldn't help but give instructions to the chip in his mind.

In an instant, scenes began to appear in his mind, and the scenes from the previous experiment were completely recalled and observed by Adir.

"Reason for test failure: The test subject's physical tolerance is too low, and too much bloodthirsty orc bloodline has been added, which the test subject cannot withstand..." After a while, the notification sound from the chip in his mind rang again.

"So that's the reason." Standing there, listening to the prompts from the chip in his mind, Adir was somewhat surprised.

Bloodline modification experiments, if they involve transplanting the bloodline of other organisms, do indeed require a certain level of tolerance from the test subject.

The more powerful the bloodline of an organism, the more difficult the transplantation process will be, and the greater the recipient's tolerance will be.

If one is not strong to begin with, but wants to transplant a powerful bloodline, then one can only try to dilute the bloodline to be transplanted to reduce the requirements on the body's tolerance.

"Is the bloodline of a bloodthirsty orc, after being purified, really so demanding in terms of endurance?"

(End of this chapter)

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