Age of Adepts

13 layers of white tower.

As a top 2 wizard, the fly camp dogs at the bottom of the tower can no longer influence Grimm's daily life and learning.

Grimm is now completely in charge and has completely decentralized the day-to-day management and maintenance of the two witch towers.

Of course, Grimm's external statements can only be made to cultivate the experience and experience of family wizards. In practice, however, it was only a means of relieving him of his responsibility.

Seriously, standing at the second level of witch, looking back at the life and routine of the lower level of the witch tower, there is the illusion of indifferent chess players staring down at the board in their hands. The deep red future, the efforts of family wizards, and the myriad black oppressed ants that gather as apprentices and colonists, are no longer a living creature in Grimm's eyes at this moment, but just a few small, blind spots.

It's just that some points are smaller, some are slightly bigger!

At this moment, one or two little dots can no longer attract his attention at all. Only when those little dots come together and slam across the board will they draw a little energy into him. Moreover, this wager is somewhat random and fortuitous and is not so timely and urgent.

It's like a lazy farmer who looks forward to the harvest, only sowing seeds at the right time, and then probing them again the next time he remembers. And the length of this probe is often related to the length of his ongoing witchcraft experiments.

If sowing fails, just sow it again. If he succeeds, he will only happily harvest the part he needs. As for the rest, it naturally becomes a reward for the hard work of the lower wizards.

So those Merrill guys who worked so hard to do what they wanted to do well, a lot of it in Grimm's eyes was just a random test and an accidental thought.

This is how life in different dimensions sees things from different angles!

For Grimm, as the head of the Deep Red family, he is naturally obliged to make the newly established family territory prosperous and prosperous. But at every step and every step of the way, Grimm simply needs to explain what he means, and naturally a wizard like Merrill will be responsible for implementation and enforcement.

In the process, Grimm doesn't even need to do it personally, just to follow and push things forward at the right time. So, the Black Forest Experience in the minds of Little Rock and others, in the eyes of the higher Grimm, is only a tiny part of the family apprenticeship practice.

Even if a large number of apprentices died accidentally in the Black Forest, it would only delay the rise of the family by five or six years.

For Little Rock and them, an accident may represent the end of their lives. But for a second-degree wizard with a life cap of 400 years, it's just a little bit of a long witchcraft experiment.

Even if he fails, all he needs to do is erase these losers and replace them with a new batch of 'experimental materials' to continue this constantly exploring and trying out the wrong family development process!

And while constantly trying to correct the family strategy, Grimm's vast majority of energy has been captured by the witchcraft experiments at hand. One of the most important concerns is undoubtedly the refinement of the Flame Throne two-piece set.

For this reason, he even hired a master sewer from the Northern Witch to sew himself a perfectly sized pair of Fire Dragon boots based on fire dragon skins, dragon bars and flame crystals. Grimm then proceeded to do the final step by himself, inducing the Fire Witch Formation, which had been preengraved under the skin of the Dragon Boots, with special methods.

As a bright yellow flame burned on these dragon boots, all debris attached to the leather boots was burned to the ground, leaving only the purest and most basic substrate behind. Thereafter, the magic pattern and lines etched inside the leather boots, if transmitted in a hidden way, form a strange pattern of mystery on the surface of the boots.

It took Grimm over 100,000 Demon Crystals and three months to create the Flame Throne Set's first pair of Ashes boots!

As Grimm's first second-order witchcraft, ash, in addition to giving Grimm higher magic resistance, can unleash the 'burning path' without wasting Grimm's spiritual power. In this way, Grimm spontaneously forms a one-meter high, two-meter wide burning trail behind him as he passes through any area.

Any organism that enters a burning trail is subject to flame damage of 60 degrees per second, and the burning trail lasts up to 3 minutes.

This also means that Grimm can easily set up a battlefield environment that is most conducive to his own battle. And in the flames, Grimm's own resilience will double, which will undoubtedly be more beneficial to him in his enduring war!

And as a surprise, this ash boot also adds a spiritual boost to Grimm. Even the chip didn't deduce this beforehand. Grimm's guess is that there should be some connection to the homogeneity of the firecracker material that made the ash boots.

Thank you to that great two-stage firecracker, Bamler, who not only contributed one of the finest flaming dragon skins on the surface, but also contributed a 3-meter dragon muscle, and a flame cord crystal made of the dragon's spinal cord. Of course, the rest of the stuff wasn't spoiled, and it was all eaten down by Oliven, the dragon phage girl, as a nourishment for her to continue to grow.

Unfortunately, Oliven obviously won't allow Grimm to scan her body and soul with a chip, so her progress can only be extrapolated by Grimm's external performance.

Oliven, Grade 2 Advanced, Female, Race: Unknown, Career ID: Dragon Phagocyst, Body Basics Data: Strength &; 10 Physical &; 12 Agility &; 21 Spirituality &; 20, Blood Strength: Reverse Dragon Wei, Dragon Nation Kexing...

Especially when Oliven faces a dragon, he doubles his own demon resistance, most attacks ignore the magical and physical defenses outside the dragon... these special professional abilities are so cool to use to slaughter dragons!

This also made Grimm unbearable in wanting to steal the blood capacity of some dragon phagocysts.

But after a side-explaining of the dragon phage's flaws, Grimm dismissed this boring thought.

First, the Dragon Phage is powerful only against the Dragon Clan!

In the face of other heterogeneities, most of the dragon phage's abilities were rendered useless and immediately became a soft foot crab.

Second, Dragon Phage is the common enemy of the mighty Dragon Clan!

Don't look at the honeysuckle that Leron Ames has a good relationship with Grim right now, but once it finds out Grim's men are hiding a dragon phagogue, I'm afraid he'll turn his back on Grim for a minute.

There's no way. The dragon phage's blood talent is horrible. It's just a killer born of the great dragon clan. Once any dragon phage is made strong, it poses a great threat to the entire Lance landscape and even to the entire dragon family.

And once Grimm steals some of the Dragon Phage's blood talent, his relationship with the entire Dragon Nation is also passively locked in a state of 'blood feud'!

At that time, where he was, I'm afraid all the dragons would be eager to destroy him completely.

The Great Dragon Clan is a cosmic strong enough to compete with powerful wizards. They're after you. Can you have one?

It is precisely because of this concern that Grimm can only look forward to sighing and let the ‘stealing bugs’ in his hands remain silent.

After more than a decade of constant exploration and cultivation, that strange talent plundering variant insect has been cultivated by Grimm for three generations. And based on bio-blood experiments over the years, Grimm found that most living individuals can only withstand genetic alterations within 15% of their own blood strength.

If measured in terms of the traditional biological hierarchy of the wizards, it also means that the extent of each blood change cannot exceed two small orders.

In other words, a Level 2 Primary Wizard can only plunder part of the talent of Level 2 Premium Life. Once outside this range, the surgeon will collapse and break the genetic chain due to the inability to withstand the demands of blood forces.

Such a wound directly affects the soul source of the surgeon and can't be saved at all!

It was only at this point that Grimm understood why the dragons had such a strong body. Without such a strong body, I'm afraid even their own bodies can't bear the power of their own blood!

Stealing bugs, Grimm has been cultivated for three or four years. In addition to the occasional transfer of biological gifts to accumulate the necessary data parameters during bio-blood experiments, the rest remain cultivated at the highest levels of the Deep Red Throne.

The reason Grimm doesn't dare to apply it to himself easily is because blood talent and other things are easy to change, but once you find that your path has changed and you want to return it, it is very difficult!

Though his current gift is not superb, Grimm also has a terrible battlefield dominance and battle lethality from the flaming demon's body. If an inadvertent ‘contamination’ of his own blood did not yield the desired result, I'm afraid Grimm won't be able to cry at that time.

Of course, in addition to himself, Grimm can lay the groundwork on many of his men with this source worm, and accumulate some more experience with the transfer of blood talent.

But I double-checked my fingers, and Grimm couldn't find the most suitable man.

The guy with the right strength has a problem with loyalty, the loyalty is fine but the burden is on him, it is really difficult to get away with his own blood experiment. And the weak ones don't deserve to waste a bug nurturing difficulty on them.

Now the Deep Red family, turnips and pits, almost every family wizard has a daunting task on their shoulders. If one or two wizards at the core of the family were to fall because of their own blood experiments, the operation of the Deep Red family would immediately stall, and there would even be a terrible regression.

And this is something Grim would never want to see!