That place could no longer be called a "location," but rather a twisted space where concept and reality intertwined.
Various impossible geometric shapes floated in the void, and the concepts of time and space had completely lost their meaning.
In this extremely twisted environment, a figure barely recognizable as human was undergoing a transformation beyond understanding.
"The time flow rate on the twelfth layer of the Abyss is hundreds of times faster than the outside, and the distortion effect is extremely intense."
Eve explained:
"In such an environment, the basic form of any biological existence will be forcibly rewritten. But Chai Ye wasn’t passively enduring this rewriting; instead, he was actively guiding it, turning the bloodline conflict into a catalyst for fusion."
The image of Chai Ye began to undergo a fundamental change:
Various originally conflicting bloodline traits began to coordinate and unify, forming a completely new form of existence.
His body was no longer a simple superimposition of various traits but a harmonious and unified whole.
At the same time, however, he also lost the last traits of being human.
"When he reappeared in everyone’s sight, he was no longer the same as before."
Franka’s voice was full of awe:
"He could tear space apart with pure physical strength and shatter the most complex magic with his fists. Facing the joint attack of several Great Wizards, he could even gain the upper hand."
The projection showed the scene of Chai Ye battling the Great Wizards:
Each of his attacks was accompanied by the rupture of space, and wherever the wind of his fist passed, even reality itself twisted.
Those usually immensely powerful high tier magic spells appeared fragile like children’s toys before him.
"But the cost was also severe."
Eve’s tone became heavy:
"He lost his sanity, emotion, and memory, all the qualities that made him ’human’ vanished in the distortion of the Abyss.
Now, Chai Ye is more like a pure war machine, only with the instincts of destruction and slaughter."
Although powerful, the image of Chai Ye showed no trace of wisdom in his eyes, only a primitive and frenzied hunger.
He was like a perfectly conditioned beast of war, powerful but soulless.
"This is the ultimate price of breaking the limits of bloodline."
Franka concluded:
"Power and rationality often cannot be gained together. Chai Ye obtained strength beyond the limit, but also lost the wisdom to wield it."
As the historical projection ended, the room returned to its normal lighting.
But the mood of the three remained exceptionally heavy; the impact of the images they had just seen would take time to digest.
Ron sat in his chair, his mind racing, analyzing the vast amount of information he had just received.
The harsh selection of the Baojuns Seed Family, the rise and fall of Faruk’s bloodline, Chai Ye’s extreme path...
Each detail provided new perspectives and ideas for his research.
[Historical Research (Proficient) Experience Points +1]
The notification from the transparent panel flashed through his mind, proving the value of this "history lesson."
"This information is extremely valuable for my research."
Ron sincerely expressed his gratitude, while already beginning to draft specific research plans in his mind:
"Combining your mentioned theory of bloodline remodeling, I think there might be a middle path between stable inheritance and extreme breakthrough."
Rational light sparkled in his eyes:
"The key lies in finding the optimal balance between power enhancement and risk control. We need to draw on Chai Ye’s breakthrough thinking but avoid his extreme methods."
"This is exactly the research direction we hope to see."
Eve nodded with satisfaction:
"Compared to blindly pursuing extreme power, a controlled and steady enhancement has more practical value."
Franka slowly stood up and took out an exquisite small crystal vial from her bosom:
"This is my blood sample, specially treated to maintain activity for three months."
She handed the vial to Ron:
"I am willing to provide my blood sample for your research, but there is one prerequisite—all research results must be shared with the Crown Clan."
Ron accepted the vial and observed the deep red liquid inside through the crystal wall.
In his "Extraordinary Recognition" perception, this blood emitted strong energy fluctuations of the Dragon Species, with the purity indeed at the quasi-Star Ring level.
"This condition is acceptable," he nodded in agreement:
"In fact, appropriate collaboration is conducive to the in-depth progression of research."
Franka’s face showed a satisfied expression:
"In the past, various ancient clans led by the Crown Clan went to great lengths to preserve these ancient heterogeneous bloodlines because they are profitable.
In fact, many outstanding Bloodline Modifiers in history have engaged in similar collaborations with these ancient clans holding ’Baojuns Seed’ to acquire research resources."
Her tone became more candid:
"Clans provide research materials, researchers offer result sharing; this mode of cooperation has lasted for thousands of years.
Only our ’Baojuns Seed’ family has no choices of its own, struggling just to continue."
This sentence also revealed the most brutal aspect of this system.
Although the Baojuns Seed Family was protected, it was also tightly controlled.
They are precious resources, not equal partners in collaboration.
Eve silently observed all this from the side, knowing that once Mother returned, the power dynamics of the Central Lands would undergo significant changes.
And key individuals like Ron would play an important role in this transformation.