Alienation Technique

Chapter 60 Alienation Technique

Two humanoid beings of the same race were placed on the experimental table by Green.

After setting up some simple restrictions to prevent unknown dangers, Green solemnly took out his notebook and began to flip through it.

A moment later, Green sat quietly in front of the experimental table, his eyes blank, lost in thought.

"In the experiment we conducted with frogs and mice last time, the horsefly had such terrible consequences on living organisms. According to our initial hypothesis, the mysterious, irregular, tiny sphere of light that the horsefly's soul interfered with in the parasitic cells should be the true form of the life code. This is the original life information at the core of every cell in the microscopic world. Every living cell actually has its own will to survive, and these wills combined together constitute the soul will and instinct of life."

After a pause, Green shook his head slightly and said, "However, it is also possible that those weaker creatures cannot withstand the life information and form modification of the horsefly, so human experiments must be conducted on humanoid creatures to confirm one's conjecture."

Green stood up and first looked at the female humanoid creature on the testing table.

Gently extending a fingertip, slowly, a tiny, rice-grain-sized grub squeezed out from Green's skin.

For the sake of spiritual connection, the symbiotic worms were like organs of the wizard's body. Green felt no discomfort and directly inserted the grubs into the bodies of the male and female creatures to cultivate them.

The humanoid's mental fluctuations have been sealed, so it is naturally unable to resist anything and is just a vegetable.

Seven days later.

After completing his other experiments, Green returned to the test bench. Through his mental perception, he learned that tens of thousands of mature horseflies had already infested the humanoid creature's body.

This quantity is sufficient to meet Green's needs for further experiments.

First, he took some experimental specimens from the female humanoid and preserved them. Then, Green took out a mid-level magic stone, intending to replenish his magic power for a long time to come.

Taking a deep breath, Green's gaze turned serious as he gently stroked the abdomen of the female humanoid creature on the testing table; her skin was very smooth.

Slowly closing his eyes, Green fully activated the horsefly parasitizing the experimental subject, maximizing the horsefly's innate ability to influence life codes.

As Green's magic was continuously activated, the grubs inside the experimental body began to emit bursts of their unique, mysterious power, constantly stimulating every cell in the experimental body.

One day later.

Green, pale-faced, left the vicinity of the experimental table, his eyes filled with fear as he looked at the things on the table inside the barrier!

The female humanoid creature first grew a large mouth from her palm and bit her own neck. Her sharp teeth tore her neck to a bloody pulp in a few bites, and then she bit it off completely!

Immediately afterwards, the tongue of the female humanoid creature emerged from its mouth and began to wriggle forward like a snake. Then came eyeballs with legs, numerous tentacles extending from them, and something inside its belly that throbbed and bulged. Tentacles sprouted from the skin of its thighs…

"As expected! Unconsciously activating the grub at full power can cause the life code of a living organism to collapse..."

Green murmured, his face pale.

After calming himself down a bit, Green took out a number of props and materials for casting curse spells, and then took out the experimental specimens he had collected from this organism as a physical information medium for casting curse spells.

After a while.

As Green cast the simple curse spells he knew, he saw that the things within the restrictions on the testing table did not react at all, and his expression became solemn.

"It seems that the life information has been completely altered; these things no longer belong to the previous female humanoid creature."

After writing down the experimental results and insights in his notebook, Green suddenly had a flash of inspiration!

if!

If one could master this ability to alter life information, wouldn't that mean one would be immune to any curses or witchcraft cast through bodily information?

Furthermore, if one could use the mysticism within curse magic as a clue to change some of one's own cells into the life information form of the other party, wouldn't one be able to curse the other party in return?

A flash of inspiration struck Green, and he had a completely new approach to this research...

Seven more days later.

Green looked at the experimental table, where another male humanoid creature was also covered with mature horseflies.

After taking some more bodily information from the test subject, Green carefully took out a bottle of turbid liquid. This turbid liquid was a source that Green had filtered from the wild crane's body, which could effectively resist the interference of the horsefly mutation.

Green had no sympathy for the test subject and injected the entire vial of liquid into the male humanoid creature.

"Let's conduct an experiment to see if the source liquid can still prevent the mutation if we fully stimulate the horsefly snails."

With that in mind, Green began to exert all his strength to stimulate the growth of the horseflies in the male experimental subject.

A day later, Green looked thoughtfully at the male experimental subject whose body was covered with all sorts of strange organs and tentacles.

Although this experimental subject also underwent mutations, these extra organs did not act on their own instincts like those of the first female experimental subject.

The mutated organs of this male experimental subject seemed to obey the subject's soul instincts and did not kill each other. Green also cast a curse on this experimental subject, but it had no effect.

"Perhaps the quantity of the source fluid can control the degree of mutation in living organisms?"

With that in mind, Green injected another vial of the source liquid into the test subject almost without hesitation. A moment later, the test subject returned to its original state and lay quietly on the test table.

Green looked on in astonishment.

After thinking for a moment, he cast the curse spell on the test subject once again. Clearly, the test subject reacted strongly and reverted to its original life form!

hiss……

Green's eyes gleamed with wisdom and intelligence.

"Doesn't this mean that if one's body could possess an organ that could regenerate the source fluid, then one could autonomously control one's life form?! In that case, it wouldn't just be immunity to curses, witchcraft, and plagues, but also the most powerful disguise and regeneration techniques!"

Extremely excited, Green made up his mind almost instantly.

He immediately began studying anatomy, and then modified, evolved, and transplanted the organs on the wild cranes that produced the source fluid!

Then!

This unique sorcery of mine, which can grant immunity to all curses and magic and disguise the essence of life, must be named after me... the Great Alienation Technique of the Grimm's Holy Body!

Just as he was about to leave in his excitement, when Green saw the third demi-human test subject, inspiration inexplicably welled up again like a spring.

Green stopped in his tracks and began to analyze this sudden, somewhat whimsical inspiration.

A moment later, with a strange look in his eyes, Green returned to the male humanoid creature from the previous experiment and carefully removed a parasitic grub from its body.

Green sent a message through his soul's will, instructing the companion insect to memorize the life code of the previous life form, and then placed the grub into the body of the demi-human woman to reproduce.

"Let's see the results in a week."

With that in mind, Green ran to Peranos's room, intending to ask his mentor for some knowledge about anatomy.

One week later.

With the body information of the male humanoid creature in hand, Green cast a curse spell. To Green's surprise, the female demi-human test subject also reacted!

Doesn't this prove that horseflies possess the ability to memorize life codes?

If that's really the case...

In a great hurry, Green returned to his hut, found the few drops of the Son of the Sun's blood preserved in the bottle of ice, and then almost without hesitation took a grub from his body and put it in.

According to Mina, the Son of the Sun, her body is a body forged in fire, a kind of innate power.

According to Grimm's wizarding knowledge, so-called talents are actually just unique evolved life forms within a species, which are mutations in life forms that the species use to adapt to nature.

However, if Green could change some of his physical information so that certain parts of the life code in his cells had the same information as the part of the life code that the Son of the Sun mutated, wouldn't that mean that Green could also have the talent of the body of fire?

If that's the case, then perhaps Grimm will become the most talented wizard in the wizarding world.

It has even reached a point that is unprecedented and unparalleled!

Not for any other reason than that Green was able to use other people's physical information to arbitrarily plunder the talents they desired and place them on himself.

Of course, these are just Green's initial, arrogant, personal experimental guesses for now, and everything will have to wait for subsequent experimental verification.

However, according to the rules of nature, it is impossible for someone to arbitrarily plunder another's talent; there must be some fundamental limitations.

Otherwise, this would severely disrupt the balance of life for the species.

At this time, Green could not understand that so-called talent was merely to give wizard apprentices a higher starting point. The higher the wizard's rank, the less important it was. What determined a wizard's achievement was only knowledge!

Even Green's so-called witchcraft methods of plundering and copying other people's talents are part of knowledge. Knowledge is far more important and powerful than talent.

(End of this chapter)