Mage Joan

For example, a red dragon blood warlock can get some red dragon blood plasma, fuse with other accessories, drink or inject, it is possible to strengthen his blood warlock blood and develop new spells.

This is called "homologous reinforcement".

In general, the effect of injection is better than oral administration, but it involves "blood rejection" and is more risky.

In case of failure to support blood rejection, there may be fatal consequences.

There is a similar idea, called "near source enhancement".

Let's take the Red Dragon Blood Warlock as an example, if he fails to get fresh Red Dragon plasma, but accidentally obtains some Blue Dragon plasma.

Although the dragons are different, they are true dragons anyway, and their blood is similar. It may also strengthen their own blood.

However, this kind of "near-source strengthening" is even more uncertain.

It is better to say that the greater the difference in blood vessels, the greater the possibility of mutations and more awakening new spells, indicating that the upper limit of "near source enhancement" is higher than "homologous enhancement".

But there are also disadvantages, the blood vessel difference is greater, the blood rejection reaction is also stronger, and the risk is obviously greater.

Can we derive "heterologous strengthening" from "homologous strengthening" and "near-source strengthening"?

Or Red Dragon Blood Warlock, if you get some strange blood, can you strengthen yourself in the same way?

Some people have tried this idea, but most of the endings are extremely miserable.

If the roots of blood are very different, and the difference is too large, the risk of forcible integration is greater. The fragile flesh and body cannot withstand such a fierce rejection reaction, and it will often end in a fire.

With the exception of lunatics, few warlocks dare to try extremely dangerous "alien enhancements".

"Warlock", after all, is a mainstream Austrian occupation with the same long tradition and rich history as the mage.

On the campus of warlock students, most of the content of the class is to learn how to strengthen their own blood. Various textbooks and documents can fill up the library. There are many ready-made practice paths for reference. There are many lessons for seniors. For reference, there is really no need to open your mind and toss about it.

This is the value of university education.

Taking the simplest way of strengthening blood injection, the current mainstream strengthening strategy is called the "Bridge Bypass Method", which cleverly combines "homologous strengthening" and "near-source strengthening". It can even achieve the purpose of "heterogeneous strengthening".

This method is actually very simple. The core idea is "progressive approach".

Taking the Red Dragon Blood Warlock as an example, the first step is to select "Red Dragon Plasma" and perform "Same Origin Enhancement".

Next, look for a hybrid dragon with red dragon veins, such as a red-blue hybrid, collect its plasma, and mix it into an alchemy agent for "quasi-homologous enhancement".

Now, the warlock already has dual blood lines of red dragon and blue dragon.

The third step is to obtain blue dragon plasma and inject it for strengthening. This is also a "quasi-homologous strengthening", and the risk is very small.

So far, through the three-step strengthening, the goal of "near-source strengthening" has actually been achieved.

Although the process is a bit tedious, it is fortunate that the risk can be controlled, and the strength is improved steadily.

The fourth step is to try to create a mixed-blood creature with both "Blue Dragon" and "Strange" bloodlines, take its plasma, and prepare for injection.

This is a "near-source enhancement" that spans a relatively large range, but with the foreshadowing of the previous three steps, its own fusion power with heterogeneous blood has been greatly enhanced, unless it reaches the extreme and encounters a very small probability event, it will not be Died of blood rejection.

So far, our warlocks already have the triple blood of red dragon, blue dragon and strange monster.

In the next fifth step, you can directly extract the strange plasma, and perform "near source enhancement" again, and continue to develop the breadth and depth of your own warlock's bloodline.

So far, after five steps of step-by-step operation, a red dragon blood warlock finally realized the "heterologous strengthening" of "strange blood".

Every step forward is like building a bridge towards an unknown field, so that I can move forward safely, carefully, like walking on thin ice, and finally reach the other side.

This is the "bridging method". It doesn't matter if it's troublesome, but because it is "safe and reliable", it can withstand the test of time and become a mainstream bloodline strengthening program that is widely respected by the warlock class.

Of course, this is just a general idea. When the "bridging method" is actually implemented, there are still many practical problems that need to be solved.

For example, "a strange creature with blue dragon blood" may not exist in reality. If the warlock needs to use it, he can only manage to cultivate one.

Using high-level transforming spells is a feasible strategy.

Another commonly used method is to cross-breed, eliminate failed experimental subjects, and manually select hybrid breeds suitable for blood vessel strengthening.

The warlock major at the Austrian Law School of Meadgard University specializes in breeding courses, making the entire major look like a "monster museum".

Warlock students are forced to become little experts in raising monsters.

I am too lazy to raise and breed by myself. I can go to the "Species Museum" in Daningburg and order a species that meets my needs to strengthen the blood of the Warlock.

Of course, the premise is that there is no money in the pocket.

For example, exotic species like "Blue Dragon Bloodline Creature" are definitely not cheap.

Joan recalled the way the warlocks developed the bloodline. This operation routine looks a bit familiar...

Isn't this exactly the same as his supernatural ability to get transformed objects by injecting "awakening agents" to himself?

The warlock's bloodline spells are actually very similar to supernatural abilities.

Since the "Awakening Secret" can be used to activate supernatural abilities, is it equally effective for developing the Warlock's blood potential?

Theoretically, the "awakening secret" is actually an alternative "homologous strengthening" scheme.

The question is, is this idea feasible in reality?

Joan decided to use Mrs. Josephine as an experimental subject to verify whether his theory worked.

Before embarking on the preparation of the "awakening agent", Joan first briefly introduced his ideas to Mrs. Josephine, with particular emphasis on the rejection reaction that may occur after the injection, reminding her to carefully consider the risks before deciding whether to accept the injection.

"Joan, you took my own blood and injected it back. It sounds a bit like the popular "self-blood therapy" nowadays, and even "homologous strengthening" is not counted. How could it be risky? ?" Mrs. Josephine asked wonderingly.

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