Fortunately, despite the surging blood sea, it remained extremely "stable," and no matter how it surged and rolled, it did not touch a single Blue Star player.

Mia's mouth gaped open as she stared in disbelief at the towering sea of ​​blood before her.

As a descendant of immortals, her knowledge and experience naturally far surpass those of top-tier Earth professionals.

Therefore, she was able to clearly sense the powerful aura belonging to the domain technique from this sea of ​​blood.

"The completeness of this domain technique even surpasses that of the [Transparent World]!"

Mia said this, then frowned and said:

"Wait a minute, isn't there only one Domain Technique?"

This definitely touched on a blind spot in her knowledge.

Even within the inherited memories of her race, whether it was the Titans or the Fairies, upon reaching the Domain Realm, they could only choose one direction to continue evolving.

Lin Mo looked at her face, which was full of confusion, and explained calmly:

"Who says you can only have one Domain Technique?"

Mia turned her head, scratched her head, and said, "Please be more specific, Master."

Even though she has racial heritage, she doesn't know everything.

The Eternal Kingdom is ever-changing, and even the Eternal Emperor cannot be omniscient and omnipotent, let alone a half-blood who has been abandoned by her race.

Of course, the topic touches on areas that any ambitious player in the Eternal Kingdom would be interested in.

Mia possesses the talent skill [Tone Shift], so she naturally has a greater understanding of creating domain skills than ordinary players.

Who knows, they might glean new evolutionary possibilities from Lin Mo's domain techniques?

If she could cultivate a group of blood slaves at the Domain Realm level, tsk tsk, just thinking about it made her excited.

Thinking of this, Mia's bright green eyes burned with intense passion as she stared intently at Lin Mo.

The latter didn't keep them in suspense any longer, but said:

"Dual realms are not exactly a secret in the Eternal Kingdom."

"The reason why most realms only have one realm is not only because that is their evolutionary path, but also because of the Ten Eternal Theories."

Mia asked in confusion:

"The Ten Eternal Theories? What are these? Why don't I have this in my inherited memories?"

Lin Mo explained:

"The Ten Eternal Theories are neither related to bloodline talent nor genetic treasure; they are simply theories that the Eternal Kingdom has continuously organized and summarized over nine eras."

"It's normal that you don't have inherited memories, after all..."

"These theories are not necessarily all correct. For example, one of them is that a single direction of evolution is the strongest."

Mia was puzzled:

"Is there a problem with this? It doesn't seem wrong, does it?"

The memories Mia received told her that this theory was not only correct, but practically a truth.

The Titans, specializing in physical prowess, became an eternally pinnacle civilization.

The Winged Race, specializing in magic, became an eternal pinnacle civilization.

The five-colored dragons, specializing in ancient languages, became the eternal pinnacle of civilization.

The goblin race, specializing in firepower, became an eternally dominant civilization.

……

These Eternal beings, standing at the pinnacle of the Eternal Kingdom, are all proof of this.

The most correct path of evolution is the one that is extremely singular and extreme.

Lin Mo shook his head and said:

"It's not that I'm wrong, but rather that it's not entirely accurate."

"A single evolutionary path can naturally lead to the ultimate level of cultivation, so many talented players choose to comprehend the world rules that suit them when they reach the Domain Realm."

"Then you keep practicing, specializing, and evolving."

"However, physical health and magic are not mutually exclusive, and the path of evolution is not entirely singular."

"For example: five-colored dragons, elves, orcs..."

Mia seemed to have grasped something, but couldn't quite put her finger on it, and scratched her little head again.

Lin Mo did not continue to make things difficult for her, but instead gave her the answer directly:

"Although the five-colored dragons specialize in ancient magic, their physical bodies are equally powerful, second only to the Titans and Orcs, who are eternal races known for their physical strength."

"The same is true for the elves. There are dozens of branches of elves, large and small, and the three main branches are completely different."

"The Night Elves, the Ocean Elves, and the Forest Elves—these groups are completely different."

"There are also the five royal races of the orc race, which are themselves major branches of the orcs."

"There are countless races like this."

Mia found it hard to accept; Lin Mo's theory was almost tantamount to destroying the evolutionary system she had built up over time.

"Master, are you saying that these Eternals don't actually follow a single theory?"

Lin Mo nodded and said, "Not only do they not, but they also like to cause trouble!"

Mia exclaimed in astonishment, "Reckless?"

Lin Mo chuckled, and images of the eternal beings he had encountered in his previous life surfaced in his mind.

They are indeed strong, but each one of them is more and more cunning than the last.

For example, the Skywing race, who clearly possesses the strongest magical talent, insists on cultivating their physical body.

There are also those who are clearly Titan prodigies, yet choose to cultivate magic.

Despite being a powerful and terrifying five-colored dragon, it doesn't want to become a combat player; instead, it aspires to become a merchant.

……

……

The eternal races in the Eternal Kingdom, who are regarded as gods by ordinary civilizations, are actually all insane.

Otherwise, how could there be a hybrid like Mia, born from the union of a Titan and a fairy?

This must have been the work of some "madman".

On another note, isn't Mia herself crazy?

In the tonality experiment, the craziest one was always her, not the experimental subjects like Li Mingliang.

However, Mia herself was unaware of this.

These immortal races are not entirely products of "failure," but rather they are creating a new possibility for the race.

For example, the Skywing Clan who cultivated their physical body was just a hair's breadth away from becoming an Eternal Realm expert during the Eternal War at the end of the era.

If she hadn't been forced to perish amidst a combined attack from several top-tier experts of the other Eternal Races, perhaps she could have truly pioneered a path of physical evolution for the Skywing Race.

Lin Mo only said one sentence at the end:

"Choosing the path of evolution naturally requires careful consideration, but it also necessitates crazy experiments. This should be very familiar to you, who possesses the [Tone Experiment]."

"But you don't need to worry too much, I might be able to help you find the direction of evolution."

Even though she couldn't fully accept Lin Mo's theory yet, Mia believed his last sentence without a doubt.

[Giantization] to some extent compensates for her "underdevelopment" in terms of physical attributes.

If she could evolve [Giant Transformation] to SSS level, and with the added bonus of Cancerization Value, her strength could truly rival that of a pure-blooded Titan of the same rank.

Moreover, and most importantly, the abilities Lin Mo absorbed were not just [Giant Transformation], but also the Domain Technique that was almost complete.

As long as she continues to follow Lin Mo, one day she will be able to inherit even more of his physical talents.

At that time, it wouldn't be impossible to surpass the Eternal Titans.

Mia took a deep breath, slapped her cheek hard with her little hand, and snapped out of her shock.

"Owner!!!"

At the same time, a clear, cold voice entered my ears.

She turned her head and saw a group of powerful Blue Star warriors, led by Qingmayi, rushing towards her after noticing the commotion on the city wall.

Sigrún has taught at the Iceland University of the Arts as a part-time lecturer since and was Dean of the Department of Fine Art from -. In – she held a research position at Reykjavík Art Museum focusing on the role of women in Icelandic art. She studied fine art at the Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts and at Pratt Institute, New York, and holds BA and MA degrees in art history and philosophy from the University of Iceland. Sigrún lives and works in Iceland.

Bonus Chapter Notes:

There are two bonus chapters today. The author is clumsy, so I'll only post one today. The other one will be added tomorrow with the next update!

Also, thank you so much to Saltyfish Club for your great support!

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