Alarmed and panicked, Greem was in deep thought.
He sort of had the feeling that he had unintentionally intruded into a dangerous domain that he shouldn’t have stepped into at all!
It was impossible for the Fairy to have absorbed so many bloodline genes just by relying on its own ability. So there was only one possibility: the fragments of bloodline genes were being stored by the Adept Tower. When that place had been abandoned by the Fallen Adepts, the Human-faced Flower that was lucky enough to survive had absorbed the other bloodline genes, and so had grown into an Adept level Fairy.
After all, due to the mightiness of Adept’s bloodline and the powerful strength of the family behind them, in the entire Adept Continent, any behavior that led to the stealing of Adept’s bloodline was forbidden and any research related to that was totally prohibited as well. Therefore, that within an Adept Tower built by Fallen Adepts, Greem had actually found the trace of so many bloodline genes, perhaps… there was a severe secret hiding behind this!
On instinct, the first assumption Greem had was that Second Grade Fallen Adept Pridka had carried out a secret experiment related to synthetic bloodlines. And it was highly possible this assumption was real! After all, for a First Grade Adept, carrying out any research related to bloodlines was nearly impossible.
But the deeper Greem dug into this matter, the more he just couldn’t help but gulped a mouthful of his own saliva as his mind was overcast by a huge patch of shadow.
Could a Second Grade Fallen Adept complete bloodline research on such a huge scale alone?
After all, Bloodline Apprentices were high-quality resources that were sought after by clans of all different sizes. The treatment they received was much better than that given to Elemental Apprentices, Body Refining Apprentices, and Profound Apprentices. If more than double digit numbers of Bloodline Apprentices had been murdered or went missing in the Dagon region, a massive storm would have long broken out.
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