Chapter 437

When the night was quiet, Luo En sat alone at the desk, continuing to read other parts of "The Complete Explanation of the Extraordinary."

"Each race has its own unique charm and wisdom..."

He sighed softly, his eyes slowly wandering on the pages:

"Although their extraordinary systems are different from wizard cultivation, they also contain powerful power."

This diversity reminded him of a tempting possibility:

"If these essences of different systems could be fused together..."

But as soon as this thought emerged, reality poured a bucket of cold water on it.

He originally hoped to find some new professions suitable for his job transfer in "The Complete Explanation of the Extraordinary," but the result of reading was not as expected.

Most extraordinary professions of alien races have strict requirements for bloodline purity.

For example, the Elf race's "Guardian of the Moon" requires Moon Elf bloodline;

The Dwarf's "Rune Craftsman" requires Dwarf bloodline with a very high degree of mixed blood.

These conditions are almost impossible for human wizards to meet.

And for those professions without bloodline requirements, the cultivation methods have fundamental conflicts with the wizard system.

"The Beast race's 'Heart-Eating Shaman' requires abandoning rational thinking and relying entirely on instinct..."

Luo En shook his head and smiled bitterly:

"This is completely opposite to the rational logic pursued by wizards."

"The Elf's 'Natural Warlock' requires that the practitioner must never harm any natural creature..."

"This kind of limitation is simply unacceptable to me, as I often need to conduct bloodline experiments."

What is even more frustrating is that he found that the essence of many alien systems had long been absorbed and integrated by wizard civilization.

The core theory of the Dwarf's "Rune Craftsman" system has been integrated into the wizard's "Enchanter" and "Alchemist" systems.

The primitive divination techniques of the Beast race's "Heart-Eating Shamans," full of blood sacrifice colors, were absorbed and improved by "Astrologers."

The Elf's natural spells have become an important part of the elemental branch discipline.

"It seems that the inclusiveness and learning ability of wizard civilization are indeed not to be underestimated..."

Luo En sighed in his heart:

"Almost all valuable technologies and theories have been integrated into the wizard system in some way."

"Now it's time to turn theory into practice."

He stroked the pages, his eyes turning to the two figures who were busy in the workshop.

Ailan was carefully taking care of the magic potion materials used for experiments.

Emerald branches danced in the air like ribbons, and every plant looked exceptionally vibrant under her touch.

Daier was curled up in her crystal pool, humming some ancient siren ballad with a beautiful voice.

The water waves rose and fell with her tone, forming beautiful ripple patterns.

"It's time to let them receive more systematic training."

Luo En silently calculated the current strength level of the two in his heart.

Although both possess the precious talent of Jin Huan bloodline.

But due to the lack of systematic population inheritance guidance, their potential has not been fully developed.

According to the standards in "The Complete Explanation of the Extraordinary," Jin Huan bloodline should correspond to the strength level of a Morning Star-level formal wizard.

But the current combat power of Ailan and Daier is at most equivalent to a high-level apprentice, and there is still a big gap from the real Morning Star level.

"Ailan, Daier, come here for a moment."

He called softly, his voice full of expectation.

The two attendants immediately stopped what they were doing and walked quickly to Luo En's side.

Ailan's emerald eyes were full of curiosity, while Daier watched him with those deep blue eyes like the ocean.

"Master, is there anything you need us for?"

Ailan spoke first, her voice as crisp and pleasant as wind chimes.

Luo En signaled the two to sit down.

"I just read a classic about the extraordinary systems of various races and found some information that is very important to you."

His tone became serious:

"Both of you possess extremely precious pure bloodlines, but you have always lacked systematic population inheritance guidance."

"This has led to your talents not being fully developed."

Hearing this, Daier's eyes showed a little disappointment:

"Master, did we... did we let you down?"

"Quite the contrary."

Luo En shook his head gently:

"Your talents are even more outstanding than I imagined; you just need more suitable training methods to stimulate your potential."

He recalled one of the chapters he had just read:

"According to the records here, Ailan, as a Jin Huan Ancient Tree Spirit, possesses the inheritance system of a Natural Priest."

"And Daier, your pure-blooded Siren corresponds to the extraordinary profession of Tidal Singer."

"Natural Priest?" Ailan repeated this title softly, her voice full of longing:

"Can I... can I really become a Natural Priest?"

"Tidal Singer..." Daier's voice became dreamy:

"When I was very young, I dreamed of standing in the middle of the ocean and singing..."

Luo En looked at the expectant expressions of the two, and a sense of responsibility surged in his heart.

"However, to meet the conditions for job transfer, you first need to develop your existing bloodline to the limit level of the Jin Huan."

He began to explain in detail:

"According to the standards of population inheritance, Jin Huan bloodline corresponds to Morning Star-level strength. Only by reaching this level can one be qualified to consider further evolution of the bloodline."

Ailan nodded thoughtfully:

"I do feel that there is still a lot of power in my body that has not been awakened..."

"Me too!" Daier said excitedly:

"Sometimes in the water, I can feel some wonderful resonances, but I can never fully master them..."

"This is the result of a lack of systematic guidance."

Luo En turned to the chapter on Ancient Tree Spirits:

"According to the records in the book, the cultivation of your Tree Spirits is divided into four stages."

"The first stage is the 'Rooting Period,' which requires establishing a deep life connection with the earth, allowing your root system to perceive the state of all plants within a few miles."

"The second stage is the 'Growth Period,' learning to manipulate the growth and form of plants, allowing flowers to bloom instantly, trees to grow rapidly, and even creating brand-new plant varieties."

"The third stage is the 'Resonance Period,' becoming the spokesperson for the forest's will, able to talk to ancient tree spirits and borrow their wisdom and power accumulated over thousands of years."

"The final 'World Tree Period' is to transcend individual limitations, establish a direct connection with the World Tree, and become part of the laws of nature."

Ailan listened with fascination, and a longing light flickered in her emerald eyes:

"Master, which stage am I in now?"

"Judging from your current performance, you should be in the middle of the 'Growth Period'."

Luo En carefully observed the energy fluctuations on her body:

"You can already promote plant growth, but your control over range and precision is not yet skillful enough."

He paused and began to formulate a specific training plan:

"The focus of the next training is to let you learn to precisely control every growth detail of the plant."

From the shape of a single leaf to the growth direction of the entire tree, you must be able to adjust it as you wish."

Luo En's tone became more serious:

"You need to start trying to establish connections with older plants."

"As for you, Daier."

Luo En turned to the siren girl, who nodded excitedly:

"The cultivation system of the Siren is closely related to the rhythm of the ocean and is also divided into four stages."

He turned to the corresponding page:

"The first stage is the 'Shallow Sea Period,' learning basic emotional communication with seawater and understanding the joys and sorrows of the ocean."

"The second stage is the 'Deep Dive Period,' able to swim freely under the huge pressure of the deep sea and perceive the thinking fluctuations of deep-sea creatures."

"The third stage is the 'Tidal Period,' mastering the mysteries of tidal changes and learning to influence the flow of seawater through singing."

"The final 'Storm Period' is the ability to summon and control ocean storms and establish a connection with the will of the entire sea area."

Daier's eyes became brighter and brighter:

"Am I... what stage am I in now?"

"You should be in the late stage of the 'Deep Dive Period'."

Luo En carefully perceived the ocean aura emanating from her body:

"Although it cannot be fully displayed in a small crystal pool, I can feel your ability to adapt to deep-sea pressure and your natural affinity for water elements."

He began to formulate a specialized training plan for Daier:

"The main problem you face is environmental limitation."

"Siren cultivation requires a real ocean environment, but it is not convenient to put you in the depths of the Endless Sea for now."

"However, you can start by practicing using your singing voice to influence the form of water, starting from the simplest ripples, and gradually reaching the level of being able to control the direction of water flow."

Daier was so excited that her tail fin was flapping in the water:

"Really? Can I really learn to control seawater with my singing voice?"

"Not only that."

Luo En's eyes showed expectation:

"According to the records in the book, the singing voice of high-level sirens has the power to change reality."

"They can heal injuries, manipulate emotions, and even distort spacetime to a certain extent through specific melodies."

Speaking of this, his expression became more serious:

"But you must understand that this kind of population inheritance cultivation method, although it can better develop talents, also comes with certain risks."

"What risks?" Daier asked nervously.

"The process of bloodline awakening will awaken some ancient fragments in your racial memory."

Luo En explained:

"These memories may include ancestors' experiences, racial history, and even some painful traumas."

"If you are not mentally prepared, it may cause an impact on your psychology."

Ailan nodded thoughtfully: