The game has become a real alternate world-Chapter 944 - 626: Target Confirmed

Tariel Continent, within the dense Evil Jungle.

An alchemical cheetah, with a metallic sheen, leaped nimbly among the branches. The blue gemstone in its pupils glimmered with a light as if carrying an air of observation, constantly scanning the surroundings.

"So this is what it feels like to transform into a four-legged feline." The cheetah spoke in Bugreit's voice.

He had adjusted the form of his alchemy body to achieve this transformation.

In this lush jungle, it was truly difficult for an enormous alchemy giant dragon to move freely, and it was very likely to attract attacks from the chaotic creatures in the jungle.

Although Bugreit was not afraid of them, the continuous assaults from these creatures would eventually become tiresome.

"Sigh, what power did he acquire? Now he can cause such changes in my body." Bugreit couldn't help but ponder.

He originally wanted to ask Kana through the channel, but after thinking about it, communicating through channels made it difficult to truly understand the situation; experiencing it personally on site was the only way to clarify.

This metal transformation ability was granted to him by Kana when he upgraded his knowledge level in the past.

This time, the power Kana gained was much more than before, making Bugreit feel as though Kana had made a gigantic leap.

However, that wasn't the case; Kana's power had always progressed steadily, climbing up one level at a time, and the corresponding power changes were also gradual.

It was just that after Kana reached Level 14, his control over all his creations had elevated to a new level, allowing him to transmit power to his creations more freely and effortlessly.

Bugreit was one of the beneficiaries.

Previously, he had always been out searching for dragon traces, rarely staying by Kana's side, resulting in Kana having almost no opportunity to upgrade him.

After Kana reached Level 14, he could perform remote upgrades through power, integrating the accumulated changes into Bugreit's body at once, making Bugreit feel significantly enhanced.

"Is there really a remnant of the bloodline here?" As Bugreit leaped among the branches, he pondered.

To be honest, after a brief exploration of the surroundings, he found nothing particularly special about this area, which was as filled with chaos and madness as other places on the Tariel Continent.

This continent could simply be termed the "Mad Continent," with all creatures seemingly driven mad with terrifying aggressiveness.

Whether it's animals, plants, or even magic power, it's all imbued with a certain level of aggressiveness.

A sturdy, branch-like vine extended slowly and coiled around the leg of the alchemical cheetah.

"So annoying!" Bugreit grumbled irritably, swiftly stretching a leg to sever the vine.

He suddenly leaped forward, just as a large serpent, almost completely blending in with the tree trunk, lashed out at where he had just been standing, but missed.

"Endlessly." Such attacks had happened countless times, and Bugreit had grown numb to them, not even bothering to retaliate, intending to turn away.

At this moment, the attacking serpent suddenly opened its mouth wide, not to spit venom but to unleash a fine thunderbolt.

"Boom!" Accompanied by an explosion, Bugreit had already leaped far away, his bejeweled eyes staring intently at the snake.

"Interesting, there's something peculiar about this thunderbolt." He almost immediately sensed the anomaly, as metallic liquid flung out from the cheetah's tail, transforming mid-air into chains marked with runes and a golden aura, binding the serpent swiftly.

As power extended, the serpent was dragged through the air to Bugreit's presence.

Although it struggled mightily, the gap in power was too vast for it to resist.

"Don't move, let me take a look; there's something unusual about your power." As he spoke, the cheetah's body began to morph like a silver metallic fluid, rapidly forming into an owl with huge eyes.

Those keenly observing gemstone eyes inexplicably enlarged, scanning the snake's body.

"Influenced by the residual power of the Abyss here, it's the power of the Blood God, mixed with chaotic magic power. Yes, that explains it."

Bugreit muttered to himself.

This explained why the creatures of this continent were so aggressive. After all, this land was once the main battleground of the Evil God's invasion, with even the dwarves emanating a sky-high fighting spirit at that time.

The intermixing of demon blood and the Blood God's power had dramatically increased the danger level of this continent.

Although these external forces had long been worn down and expelled by the world, the chaos of magic power and the aggressive aura were forever etched into the land.

All creatures born on this continent would be affected by this, resulting from the interaction between the dwarves and the power of the Blood God. Everything seemed to make sense.

Through careful scanning, Bugreit finally discerned the irregularities.

"Indeed, you have been affected, and your body is transforming into a Dragon Vein. Although subtle and concealed, the transformation trend is unmistakable!" It's crucial to note that many creatures, though their outward form shifts toward a Dragon Vein, often experience limited changes in internal power.

But the serpent before him exhibited minimal external change while undergoing a substantial internal power shift, a rare occurrence.

Being a member of the Star Realm Giant Dragon, Bugreit was exceptionally familiar with such changes.

Generally speaking, a transformation in appearance usually results from the presence of a powerful dragon living in that area; their power and aura extend outward, affecting the surrounding ecosystem, causing creatures to evolve and converge in a dragon-like direction.

Such internal transformation only occurs when influenced by a creation with a strong aggregating power.

Undoubtedly, after long searching through the jungle, Bugreit finally uncovered a clue.

"Come, take me to your lair and let me see why you're affected this way." As he spoke, a silver metallic probe emerged, lightly stimulating the serpent's brain.

Though this craft might seem sinister, it actually employed magic power exploration.

Amidst the attacking intent flooding the crazed creature's brain, Bugreit patiently unraveled the threads until he found that one crucial difference.

"This direction, is it?" After confirming the direction, the silver owl took flight once more, leaving the serpent behind. Bugreit unusually refrained from taking its life.

As the destination approached, the entire area began to experience frequent lightning and thunder, with the surrounding plants slowly turning a bluish-purple hue.

All creatures carried traits of paralysis and electricity to varying degrees.

"Indeed, with such strong changes, it can only be due to the remnant of the bloodline." Bugreit confirmed his judgment completely.

However, this also brought a problem: such potent bloodline influence persisted for thousands of years, meaning the creatures gathered at the core location had to be immensely powerful, possibly having fully transformed into Dragonborn.