Wizard: I Can Refine Everything-Chapter 48 - : The 2nd Bloodline Alchemy (Please Follow)

Chapter 48: Chapter 48: The 2nd Bloodline Alchemy (Please Follow)

Joseph’s incident, thanks to the Inspector’s timely discovery and Alex’s mediation, did not have much impact, and only a few wizards knew why Joseph had disappeared.

Following Jolod’s suggestion, Richard then moved into the fifty-sixth floor of the Central Black Tower and became neighbors with Chax.

The curse had a significant impact on Richard. Before this, Richard was always dedicated to learning and exploring knowledge, not in a hurry to enhance his own strength.

This was because, aside from knowledge itself being a form of strength, his lifestyle of keeping a low profile made him feel safe.

But Joseph shattered that sense of security.

…

“Intermediate Meditation Method, priced at two hundred thousand Academy Coins.”

In the Magic Store, the clerk puppet mechanically announced the price of the goods.

“Here is the money.”

Richard handed over a large bundle of Academy Coins to the clerk puppet.

As Richard’s spiritual power gradually increased, the effect of the Basic Meditation Method became weaker and weaker. Before Joseph’s curse, Richard didn’t feel much about this speed.

The Academy’s bloody exams were still a long way off. Six to seven years were enough for Richard to advance to an Intermediate Apprentice with the Basic Meditation Method. Richard also preferred to exchange knowledge for Magic Stones from Jolod.

For wizards, knowledge is the greatest strength. As long as spiritual power isn’t vastly different, it doesn’t have much of an effect.

But now, Richard had changed his mind.

Strength, after all, is important.

The effect of the Intermediate Meditation Method was several times stronger than the Basic Meditation Method. With its help, within three years, Richard could increase his spiritual power to thirty points.

The pneumatic pipeline delivered a scroll, and Richard stored it properly before going to the commercial area to buy materials.

It was time to schedule the second Bloodline Alchemy.

“Hybrid giant troll Bloodline, five hundred Magic Stones, thank you for your patronage.”

The hybrid giant troll was a humanoid creature that lived in the eastern plains of the Wizard World, possessing immense strength and regenerative capabilities. According to wizard records, a mature pure-blooded hybrid giant troll could even split in two, and both halves would regenerate into complete bodies—a frightening extent of recovery.

Richard looked at the bottle containing the bloodline; in the glass bottle, the blood of the hybrid giant troll seemed alive as it continually climbed the walls of the bottle, trying to escape its prison.

“The Life Energy is indeed vigorous. If you were refined into pure blood, wouldn’t you just ascend to the heavens?”

The hybrid giant troll race had a strong reproductive capability, producing subspecies trolls with many creatures. And these trolls could also produce hybrid giant trolls when mating with pure-blooded trolls. These mixed-blood hybrid giant trolls looked identical to the ordinary ones, with similar regenerative abilities, leading to most hybrid giant troll bloodlines on the market containing impurities from other creatures’ bloodlines.

However, this wasn’t an issue for Richard.

Returning to the Black Tower with the bloodline in hand, Richard started to prepare the tools for Bloodline Alchemy.

The second Bloodline Alchemy wasn’t as crude as the first, which could be done with just an alchemy array and bloodline. This time, he needed a Magic Conduction Container large enough for his body and a specially formulated Alchemy Potion to assist him with Bloodline Alchemy.

The container was easy to deal with; Jolod’s Synthetic Beast crafting tools included something suitable.

However, when he followed Chax to Jolod’s warehouse, he was still stunned by what he saw.

“Isn’t this a coffin?” Richard couldn’t help but comment.

Before him was indeed a dark Crystal Coffin, its sides etched with Runes, and at first glance, it looked like a container for sealing some kind of monster.

“You asked for the best cultivation chamber,” Chax said with a suppressed smile. “This is the teacher’s best one, using it for your Bloodline Alchemy is really overkill.”

Richard shook his head helplessly but then resigned himself to moving the Crystal Coffin to his room.

Richard was a pragmatist; it didn’t matter how strange it looked, as long as it was effective.

Back in his room, Richard started drawing an Alchemy Array on his body. The Alchemy Array for the second Bloodline Alchemy was very complex, and he spent a whole afternoon failing twice before completing it.

After the array was drawn, Richard took the hybrid giant troll’s blood into his hands.

[Ingredient: Hybrid giant troll blood]

[Refinable Substance: Pure Blood of a Two-Headed Giant Troll]

[Refinement Cost: 150 Magic Power]

[Proceed with refinement?]

“Yes.”

After Richard made his choice, the blood in the bottle instantly disappeared, and a portion of his magic power vanished as well. But in just a moment, a vibrant and lively clot of blood, so full of life it resembled a living creature, appeared in Richard’s hand.

Having stored the blood safely, Richard began to fill the crystal coffin with alchemy solvent, a pale green liquid with a jelly-like consistency.

During this period of Bloodline Alchemy, this pale-green liquid would be responsible for providing his body with nutrients and life energy. Once the liquid was filled, Richard placed twenty magic stones on either side of the crystal coffin.

With everything in place, Richard lay in the liquid, wrapped the troll blood with his magic power and brought it to his heart, then closed the coffin lid and fed magic power into the alchemy array to begin the bloodline fusion.

Instantly, an extremely clear heartbeat entered Richard’s ears, and blood hot as magma was pumped from his heart, flowing through every corner of his body. Under the influence of this blood, every strand of his muscles quivered incessantly.

Tearing, healing, tearing, healing…

An indescribable sensation of soreness assaulted him from every part of his body, like an endless torment. If pain were to be classified by levels, with one being the weakest and ten the strongest, this sensation was like π: painful yet not quite painful enough, and never ceasing.

After an indeterminate period, the soreness began to subside, signifying that his body was starting to adapt to the troll’s bloodline.

And Richard passed out.

At this moment, if someone were to open the crystal coffin, they would find that the originally pale-green liquid inside was gradually becoming transparent, and Richard’s body was visibly growing more robust at a rate visible to the naked eye.

Richard’s physique also continued to increase during this period.

Twenty-four, twenty-five… twenty-eight, twenty-nine…

After a long time, Richard finally woke up from his deep slumber.

Rumble, rumble, rumble.

Richard opened the coffin lid and climbed out, the once pale-green liquid now completely clear, and the magic stones he’d placed at the sides of the coffin were depleted.

“How long have I slept?”

Richard shook his head and cautiously went to the washroom to clean off the potion from his body, then changed into a new set of clothes.

Having learned from his last experience, Richard knew that his physique must have greatly improved.

Looking at the clothes that were now taut and bulging from his muscles, Richard scratched his head.

“They’re a bit small.”

After stepping outside to find Chax, Richard learned that he had slept for a full month during this bout of Bloodline Alchemy.

“Little brother, that recipe of yours isn’t bad at all, to look this strong after your second alchemy.” Chax patted the bulging muscles on Richard’s body, unable to contain his admiration.

Initially, Chax had suggested that Richard wash his bloodline and instead use a formula from Jolod’s School, but now it seemed that the alchemy recipe Richard had concocted himself had an even better effect.

“It’s alright, the second iteration of this recipe mainly increased strength and recovery ability.”

Chax brought out a crystal ball to test Richard’s current physique, and to Richard’s astonishment, he found that his physique had grown from an initial level twenty-three to twenty-nine point nine, barely shy of triggering the Rebound Effect.

Looking at the data, Richard lamented, “Just a bit more and I could have triggered the Rebound Effect, saving me so much meditation time.”

“Don’t even think about that good fortune, little brother,” Chax laughed as he took back the crystal ball, “That little bit seems small, but it’s as vast as a chasm to actually break through. How many masters who study physique concoct all sorts of secret potions and undergo life-and-death struggles on the battlefield just to break through that one layer of the physique bottleneck.

Our usual Meditation Method is slow, but before becoming a wizard, there are no bottlenecks.”

“Sigh, that’s true.” Richard sighed, realizing that if enhancing physique could be faster than meditation, then the mainstream among wizards would be Bloodline Wizards instead of Shaping Wizards who manipulate energy with spiritual power.

“By the way, senior brother, I need a small favor from you.” Richard stopped Chax who was about to return the crystal ball and showed an apologetic smile on his face.

Chax looked at Richard suspiciously; something was definitely off, extremely off.

“What do you need help with?”

“Well… I was hoping to use your Synthetic Beast to help me get accustomed to my new body.”

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