Wizard Cogan's arrival was a pleasant surprise for Grimm.
The Blazing Flame Monarch's Wizard Pagoda had been guarding the Black Forest for a long time, and it had already gathered a large number of magical creature materials, including many Wizard-level magical creatures.
If they wanted to extract the most value from them, killing them and extracting their magic organs was undoubtedly the best way to do so. If they could tame them, it would undoubtedly be the best. However, the Blazing Flame Monarch had not been able to find a Beast Tamer with enough strength, so they could only give up on the idea.
After much consideration, they decided that turning them into loyal and obedient Wizard Beasts was more beneficial to the Wizard's Pagoda.
When Wizard Cogan arrived, Grimm took the opportunity to ask him to stay and help the Blazing Flame Monarch digest the magical creature resources that they had recently accumulated.
The corpse of an elite Giant Berserk Baboon, a Twin-legged Flying Dragon, a Red Flame Tiger, seven Razor Boars, and 23 Berserk Baboons …
From this, one could see the importance of leader level monsters to the tribe!
With the death of the leader, the Giant Berserk Baboon, the other Berserk Baboons lost their only protection and became easy targets for the surrounding magical creatures and the apprentices of the Wizard's Pagoda.
It could be said that almost half of the Berserk Baboon tribe had fallen into Grimm's hands. As for the rest, they either escaped far away or became food for other magical creatures.
In the Black Forest, there was no such thing as firm friendship and love!
When the Giant Berserk Baboon was alive, even the Twin-legged Flying Dragon King had to be polite to it. However, once the Giant Berserk Baboon fell, the first to attack its tribe were the powerful Twin-legged Flying Dragons.
Wizard Cogan was also surprised that Grimm could bring out so many living magical creatures in one go. Other than delivering the first batch of level 2 Elemental Crystal Cores, he also wanted to help his family repair their relationship with Grimm.
Therefore, Cogan agreed to Grimm's' small 'request without hesitation. However, Wizard Cogan hoped that Grimm would pay for the cost of creating the Wizard Beasts with Elemental Magic Puppets.
Grimm, of course, agreed to this.
Back in the Plane of Knights, Grimm had come into contact with some Wizard Beasts.
In short, the so-called witchcraft beasts were wild beasts that had been transformed by witchcraft.
Wizards used special methods to erase the memory and part of the intelligence of the beast, and then implanted some kind of control runes to make it obedient to them. Once in a battle, a wizard only needed to give an order to stimulate the viciousness of the wizard beasts, allowing them to attack the enemy without fear of death.
Beginner Wizard Beast Remodelers could only make some normal beasts, but as an intermediate Wizard Beast Remodeler, Wizard Kou Gan could already make those Wizard rank Magical beasts. That was why Grimm had not been able to turn these Magical Beasts into the battle power of the Wizard's Pagoda, even though he had possessed them for a long time. One of the main reasons was that the process of wiping the memories of the Magical Beasts and implanting the Control Runes was too complicated. If he was not careful, the abilities of the Wizard Beasts would drop.
In fact, if the Wizard Beast Modification Master's technique was not up to standard, the modified Wizard Beast would lose most of its battle instincts and directly become a fool that only knew how to charge around recklessly. An excellent Wizard Beast Remodeler could preserve the original battle skills and methods of the Magical Beasts to the greatest extent. They could even restore their intelligence.
Wizard Kou Gan used his spell to examine the Giant Berserk Baboon's body. It was already a powerful elite level Magical Beast, so there was a chance that it could be transformed into a Wizard rank Wizard Beast. As for the rest of the Magical Beasts, due to the quality of their bodies, they could only be transformed into quasi-wizard rank Wizard Beasts.
As for the Razor Boars, their quality was even lower. After the transformation, they would only have the strength of an Advanced Apprentice.
Grimm already knew Wizard Kou Gan's estimation, so he generously let him do whatever he wanted. When Kou Gan brought the Magical Beasts into the Wizard Beast Modification Room, Grimm squinted his eyes and began to savor the taste.
At this moment, Grimm finally understood the value of the elite level Magical Beasts he had provided to his family.
An elite level Magical Beast leader that had been modified by a Wizard Beast had lost so much of its battle power. It had even fallen from elite level to the level of a normal Wizard. The other Magical Beasts had also fallen below the level of a Wizard.
If he were to change these Magical Beasts into elemental crystal cores, Grimm could guarantee that they would all be above the level of a Wizard. All of this probably depended on the A.I. Chip's assistance.
With the help of the chip, Grimm was able to maximize the power of the elemental crystal cores and turn them into perfect Magical Puppet Crystal Cores with the least amount of energy lost. Wizard Kou Gan did not have his own convenience, so he could only make up for it with his skillful methods and unique skills.
This explained why Grimm's Elite Magical Puppets could attract so much attention from his family.
However, after comparing it with Wizard Kou Gan, Grimm suddenly realized that he could not be so realistic when he was making these Magical Puppets. Many times, he needed to 'go easy'. He could not make the Magical Puppets too perfect. Otherwise, it would attract too much attention from his family.
After Grimm returned to his residence, he opened the long wooden box that Wizard Kou Gan had given him.
Immediately, the dense elemental aura began to quickly gather towards the wooden box. A bright glow appeared, so bright that Grimm could barely open his eyes.
When he opened the wooden box, there were 7 neatly arranged elemental crystal cores inside.
Without the restriction of the spell formation on the wooden box, coupled with the fact that the level 2 elemental essence core itself contained a trace of the aura of laws, even though the owner of the essence core had died, the corresponding elemental particles still lingered around the essence core like a trickle returning to the sea, continuously merging into it.
What Grimm saw was a scene of Grade 2 Elemental Crystal Cores flickering in and out of the misty fluorescence, as though they were breathing slowly. The regular elemental vibrations set off waves of ripples around the crystal cores, making them shine brighter and brighter. It was as if the crystal cores were covered in layers of elemental halos, making it look even more dazzling.
The Star Core, the starlight, and the constantly dissipating fluorescent light made everything look like a dream. Inside, there was a mysterious principle that could make one's imagination run wild.
Grimm stretched out his hand and gently stroked the elemental crystal core. The moment his slender fingertips touched the crystal core, the fire elemental aura in his body and the crystal core's elemental aura intertwined, causing ripples to form in his spiritual space.
3 wind elemental crystal cores, 2 fire elemental crystal cores, 1 darkness elemental crystal core, and 1 earth elemental crystal core …..
Different elemental crystal cores could give Grimm a completely different understanding of the elements. By analyzing the composition of the cores, Grimm would be able to better understand the differences between Type 2 creatures and Type 2 creatures.
When a Wizard leveled up, the core of their consciousness was mostly based on the real elemental crystal cores in the bodies of monsters. Hence, a long period of contact with these Class 2 Elemental Crystal Cores was a great help to Grimm's subconscious influence.
However, the longer he interacted with these crystal cores, the more questions Grimm had.
The owner of these crystal cores had already died, and even their consciousness had disappeared a long time ago. What were these crystal cores relying on to maintain the existence of the law of nature?
Could it be that the law of nature could break free from the shackles of the consciousness and solidify in a purely physical form?
What was the essence of the law of nature? Where did its power come from?
Stroking the beautiful crystal cores that were as bright as stars, Grimm's thoughts drifted, his heart filled with anticipation and desire for the truth of the world that was hidden behind layers of veils.
Witchcraft … Witchcraft … In the end, it was still spells and spells!
On the surface, Witchcraft represented chaos and the unknown, while spells represented known methods and solidified laws. The two complemented each other and could not be dispensed with!
Witchcraft represented the ancient Magi's pursuit of truth in the midst of chaos, and it was also their totem. On the other hand, the wizards of the current era only pursued spells that could bring them great power.
Grimm, on the other hand, wanted to find a balance between witchcraft and spells. This way, he would be able to see the truth of the world and have the ability to protect himself, so that he would not fall on the path of truth.
Of course, this might be too greedy. However, since he had already come this far, what harm was there in being a little greedy?
However, just as Grimm's thoughts ran wild as he stroked the elemental crystal cores, the A.I. Chip's voice suddenly sounded in his mind.
[Beep. Successfully analysed the mutated fire elemental rune. Requesting Host's instructions to transmit information?]
What? The mutated fire elemental rune was already analysed? Why did it take less than half of the estimated time?
With all sorts of doubts, Grimm could not help but receive the data stream from the A.I. Chip.
With a slight stab of pain in his mind, Grimm felt his spiritual force evaporate by more than half. Only then did he manage to accept the unimaginably terrifying data stream.
It was strange. Grimm had clearly received a stream of data that had been analysed many times, but when it gathered in his mind, a strange rune burning with dark red flames formed in his spiritual space.
Dark red flames?
What the hell was this?
Why did it give him a feeling of extreme danger?
It was clearly a flame, but when Grimm probed it with his spiritual force, he could not help but feel as if his brain was going to explode in the next second.
Strange, powerful, and dangerous …
Enduring the discomfort, Grimm's spiritual force connected to the strange fire elemental rune and finally understood its effects.
Explosion rune!
This was actually an explosion rune!
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