In the legends of many human worlds, demon blood was the filthiest blood in this world!
Perhaps it was because demon blood contained powerful dark power and magic power, coupled with the strong aggressive nature of demon genes, so creatures that came into contact with demon blood would often undergo unknown mutations.
Different demon blood created different mutations. Based on what Roy knew so far, there were those like him, whose blood could transform into liches, and those like Dracula, who could transform into vampires. Similarly, there were those that could transform living creatures into demon beasts and monsters. There were even those like the Ashan world, where through the combination of humans and demon blood, they gradually became muscular and ugly. Due to the influence of demon blood in their bodies, these mutated races tended to be irritable, violent, and bloodthirsty, and then became the 'orcs' in people's mouths …
No matter which situation it was, it showed how terrifying demon blood was …
In fact, ever since Roy discovered that his demon blood had turned Cassandra into a lich, he had not stopped studying his blood.
Roy had not encountered other frost demons so far, so he did not know if their blood would be like his and be able to turn living creatures into undead creatures like liches. But at least he was like this.
Cassandra was an example. Her soul had first fallen into the Abyss because of her intense hatred and was obtained by Roy. Then Roy fed her demon blood to her corpse and transformed her into a lich.
But through Roy's experiments in the Darksiders world during the three years, he found that the transformation of his demon blood into a lich was not 100%!
He discovered that if he wanted to use his demon blood to directly transform a corpse into a lich, he first had to meet a condition. The corpse had to have magic power when it was alive, or at least have the potential to have magic power. In other words, the person being transformed had to at least have the potential to become a mage, so Roy's demon blood could transform it into a lich.
In addition, after coming into contact with Roy's demon blood, a body without potential would be corroded by the dark power contained in the blood and eventually turn into a pile of bones.
Why was this happening? Roy guessed that it might be because his demon blood was choosing his physique. Liches were born with the ability to control other low-level undead, which required their bodies to contain some magic power.
Moreover, the second condition for transforming into a lich through demon blood was that the target had to be a corpse and not a living person! Because death was the first step to becoming an undead creature …
Therefore, this led to a phenomenon. If Roy used the corpses whose souls had dissipated to transform them into liches, this lich would not have phylacteries. Not only would it have no consciousness, but once it was defeated and destroyed, it would never be able to stand up again and would become a one-time consumable. When Roy came to Ashan to collect magic books this time, he was actually trying to see if necromancy magic like Undead Resurrection could eliminate this drawback and let these consumables stand up again.
Just like those necromancers in Arantir's troops …
But when Roy tried to use magic power to simulate death power, he found that it was not so easy to do because the death power needed by necromancy was very difficult to simulate. Roy was even thinking about whether he should use his soul to directly create this kind of magic skill …
If he directly killed a person, obtained their soul, and then transformed them into a lich, perhaps because the soul had not completely dissipated, the resurrected lich would retain a considerable degree of consciousness. Like Cassandra, they would even be able to remember what happened when they were alive. But they would not obey Roy, who controlled their souls, and instead chose to resist!
Why was this so? After experimenting a few times, Roy found that it was because of the uneasiness in the bones of the liches. Because their souls were in the hands of others, they subconsciously wanted to snatch their souls back and keep them.
Clearly, Roy was only a demon and not a necromancer. He could not place a necromancer mark on these conscious liches, so he could not control them.
Clearly, Roy was only a demon and not a necromancer. He could not place a necromancer mark on these conscious liches, so he could not control them.
Liches without intelligence were easy to control, but they were weak and could not grow. Liches with intelligence had room for growth, but they did not listen to Roy's control, which made him a little annoyed.
Through the books he obtained from Ulambus, he found some records of the historical mages of Ashan voluntarily transforming into liches through rituals. In these records, Roy found that all the lich transformation rituals actually mentioned a secret medicine. The composition of this secret medicine was unknown, but it was said to be highly poisonous. They killed themselves by consuming this secret medicine, and then through a specific ritual, they could transform themselves into liches.
Therefore, he guessed that this so-called secret medicine probably contained frost demon blood components. Through this secret medicine and ritual, mages could control their souls on their own, so they naturally would not resist themselves …
Roy's demon blood had such a drawback, which meant that he really could not rely on himself to pull out a large undead army. Low-level liches without intelligence could not control too many undead creatures. Only Cassandra could increase her strength by sucking the life force of living creatures. If Roy wanted a large undead army, he had to rely on Cassandra.
The troops of Dendera Fortress exceeded Roy's imagination, but Cassandra's strength could not be improved overnight. Roy had to think of another way.
The dark snow disaster that covered the entire forest gave Roy inspiration.
In that dark snow disaster, none of the creatures that fell became undead because the cause of their death was the Desolate Virus and Magic Power Virus contained in Roy's magic power.
So where did these two viruses come from? Of course, it was the perfect T-Virus in Roy's body! The principle was that the magic power Roy used combined with the perfect T-Virus in his body and stimulated it to produce a new mutation. In other words, the Desolate Virus and Magic Power Virus would only appear when Roy used magic power. When he did not use magic power, these viruses only existed in Roy's body in the form of the perfect T-Virus.
Inspired by the Desolate Virus and the Magic Power Virus, Roy suddenly realized that he had never let a living creature drink his demon blood!
Logically speaking, not only did his demon blood contain the special dark power of frost demons, but it should also contain the pathogen of the perfect T-Virus.
But Roy then realized that the perfect T-Virus did not seem to be effective on corpses, nor was it contagious. He had set it up so that there would not be any side effects when he used it to strengthen his body …
Therefore, Roy thought that if he slightly modified the attributes of the perfect T-Virus in his demon blood, let it regain the powerful contagious effect, and then threw it into the water source of Dendera Fortress, what would it be like?
Forget about cruelty. In fact, Roy's identity as a demon had long destined him to be enemies everywhere in any world. Everyone who saw him wanted to chop him into meat sauce. Under such circumstances, if Roy still had any thoughts of being the Virgin Mary of humans, he would have died many times over.
Since they were enemies, he naturally had to kill them by hook or by crook …
Roy's current body's recovery ability could be said to be super strong. The wounds made by Frostmourne healed in just a few seconds. This made Roy repeatedly cut open the wounds when he wanted to fill a bottle with his demon blood, which delayed him for a while.
The purplish-red and light green fluorescence in the transparent glass bottle presented a strange beauty. After collecting this bottle of blood, Roy first put it into the system space before taking it out again.
This way, this bottle of demon blood became a material in the system.
Then Roy began to redefine its attributes …
Blood of Osiris:
Demon blood that has left the body of Demon Osiris.
Will never solidify and can be diluted by any liquid.
Once the dilution effect is produced, the perfect T-Virus in the blood will degenerate and reverse, restoring its powerful infectivity and mutation.
This was Roy's new definition for this bottle of demon blood. As for what effect it would produce after degenerating and reversing, it was not something Roy could control …
After paying the extremely low price of about two souls and completing the redefinition, Roy clearly saw that the demon blood in the bottle gradually turned from the original purplish-red and light green colors to a faint blue color!
Sure enough, Daddy System is as awesome as ever …
Roy summoned another Demon Eye, tied this small bottle of demon blood to the winged Demon Eye, and then controlled it to become invisible.
Then he saw the bottle of demon blood gradually disappear with the Demon Eye.
Seeing this, Roy nodded in satisfaction. He released his hand, and the Demon Eye flew into the air and flew toward Dendera Fortress.
Julia watched in confusion as Roy completed all of this and asked curiously, "Darling, what are you going to do?"
Roy laughed, stood up, hugged Julia's flexible waist, and pinched her chin with his fingers. He said mysteriously, "Do you still remember the human nuclear weapons we used in the previous world?"
"I remember. What's wrong?" Julia looked at Roy with watery eyes.
"This time, I plan to show you what a biological weapon is …"
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