"What a lively city."
Standing on the shoulder of the young elf, the crow looked at the flourishing city in front of him, as well as the mysterious force field that shrouded the city. A look of interest appeared in the crow's eyes, "I have to say, the cities on the surface are stronger than the underground world."
"If it was the underground world, it would not be easy to gather so many people."
"You have to look at where this is."
The young elf spoke with a somewhat proud expression. "This is a city built by my ancestors, and it was personally built by the last elf king. Naturally, it cannot be compared to other places."
"The ancient elf king's power is indeed amazing."
The crow nodded its head, "It's a pity, even if it's this powerful city in front of us, didn't we still manage to sneak in …"
"That's because I am a descendant of the last elf king, and I know the details of this spell formation."
The young man said, "If it was someone else, it would not be so easy to infiltrate."
"Let's go," the crow said. "I can't wait to see the power of this city."
With that, the young man did not speak anymore. He silently raised his head and walked in a certain direction.
… …
"This is the registration place?"
A voice rang out in a bustling hall.
Latina looked at the many elves standing in the hall and could not help but say in surprise, "There are so many people."
In the hall, there were dozens of elves standing in their respective seats, and it seemed like they were waiting for something.
"These are all followers, not registrants."
At the side, Lilith continued, "However, according to the information we've gathered, I'm afraid there will be many people participating in the Bloodline Trial this time."
She looked at Latina and spoke with a solemn expression.
Before setting off, the Orris family had done research on the situation of the Bloodline Trial over the years. Although they could not obtain any useful information in a short period of time, they still had some understanding of the number of participants over the years.
According to the information they obtained, the number of participants in every Bloodline Trial had never been less than 100.
This was the most basic number of participants. Every time there was a Bloodline Trial, the royal court would give a certain number of spots to various places. Basically, every elven city and every great noble recognized by the royal court would have a spot to participate in the Bloodline Trial for free.
Just these people alone would probably add up to over a hundred people. If those who were self-funded were included, the number could even be multiplied by several times.
Especially this time's Bloodline Trial, because the news of the impending Demon Disaster had already spread, and the next Bloodline Trial was likely to be far away.
Therefore, many people who had originally planned to participate in the next round would gather for this round's trial, causing the number of people participating this time to seem even greater.
Faced with such a large number of trial takers, Adil did not have much of a reaction, but Latina seemed extremely nervous.
The elves who could participate in the bloodline trial were either geniuses who had been carefully nurtured, or the children of nobles with prominent backgrounds. No matter which one it was, she couldn't compare with them.
Standing on the spot, Adil sensed Ladina's nervousness and inferiority complex, but he did not intend to say anything.
This was a necessary process of transformation.
With a younger brother like Adil, who was a Metamorphosis Magus, Ladina's background was not inferior to most people's, only inferior to the children of some rank 2 Magi.
In other words, she could also be considered a child of a noble with a background, but her mentality had not changed yet, which was why she was so sensitive.
In reality, standing next to Adil, she was already very eye-catching.
In the few days that they had been in the capital, the information on the applicants from many places had already been investigated, and Adil's situation was the most eye-catching.
After all, he could not be said to be the first Magus at the Metamorphosis Magus stage to participate in the Bloodline Trial, but it was definitely a rare piece of information.
As Adil's older sister, Ladina could be said to have her own halo. During this period of time, many nobles would take the initiative to curry favor with her at various banquets.
Actually, Ladina had also noticed this change, but it had only been a short time, and she had not completely adapted to it yet.
Tap …
Suddenly, a series of light footsteps came from outside, and a familiar aura attracted Adil's attention.
He turned around and saw an extremely tall young elf walking in, with a black crow perched on his shoulder.
"Haha, looks like I haven't come to the wrong place this time!"
Walking into the hall, the young man let out a sigh, and a hearty smile appeared on his extremely handsome face.
This young man was dressed in black and had a longsword at his waist. His posture was tall and straight, and he had a handsome appearance. There was a faint aura of a noble that made people feel pressured when they saw him.
Looking at the young man who walked in, Adil did not know why, but he faintly felt that he looked familiar.
This feeling made him frown inwardly, and he even subconsciously tried to recall.
Before he could remember anything, the eyes of the tall elf young man lit up when he saw Adil, and he immediately walked towards him.
"Hello, I'm called Andrew!"
He walked in front of Adil and looked at Adil, a warm and hearty smile on his face, "You must be Adil. I've heard of your name more than once in the city."
"Hello."
Seeing the other party's warm expression, Adil could not help but turn around and greet him.
The moment the two of them saw each other, their hearts trembled, and they instinctively felt a kind of aura that made their hearts turn heavy.
They did not talk for long, and after greeting each other, they quickly separated and walked in different directions.
As they walked, Adil looked at the other party's back, and he unconsciously furrowed his brows.
There was a very powerful force on Andrew's body. On the surface, he seemed to be at the level of an official Magus, but if a rank 2 Magus personally sensed him, they would be able to tell that he had already reached the stage of metamorphosis.
If it was just a simple metamorphosis period, Adil would have been surprised by the state the other party was displaying, but he would not have been so serious.
"His strength is definitely not that of an ordinary metamorphosis Magus."
Walking along the road, Adil thought to himself as he thought about the contact they'd had.
When he'd greeted the other party, other than using his spiritual force on the surface, he'd also secretly used the A.I. Chip's detection function.
As Adil's soul grew stronger, so did the A.I. Chip's functions. Especially now, even if the other party was a Magus in the metamorphosis stage, it could still detect detailed data.
Even so, the A.I. Chip could not detect anything when it examined the other party. It had been isolated by the spiritual force outside the other party's body.
To be able to isolate the A.I. Chip's detection function was a huge problem, and ordinary Magi in the metamorphosis stage would definitely not be able to do so.
In order to achieve this, only an existence whose spiritual force was close to Adil's, or even stronger could do so.
Thinking of this, Adil's footsteps paused, and he turned around slightly, looking in the other party's direction.
Two pairs of eyes met in an instant, with a unique indifference between them, and then diverted.
In the distance, Andrew retracted his gaze and looked at Adil's back, and he couldn't help but laugh, "Interesting. I didn't expect such an existence to be born among the elves with such a thin bloodline."
"Just like the rumors say, he's indeed in the metamorphosis stage. Considering his age, his talent is indeed terrifying."
On Andrew's shoulder, the crow closed its eyes and used its spiritual force to transmit a message to Andrew.
"What a pity …"
Andrew shook his head, and in the end, he brought the crow and walked to the side.
"Please place your hand on this crystal …"
In the enclosed room, a rather gentle voice sounded.
In front of a black counter, an old elf wearing a green robe with a somewhat sorrowful expression looked at Adil, and his attitude seemed to be rather respectful.
At the side, Latina had already completed the test, and she was currently standing behind Adil, watching in Silence.
Looking at the old elf in front of him, Adil casually looked around, and after not noticing any problems, he walked forward, stretched out his right hand, and lightly placed it on the black crystal ball in front of him.
As his arm touched the black crystal ball, a change began to occur.
The black crystal ball began to slowly brighten, quickly releasing a white light, and it was getting brighter and brighter.
Under the surprised gaze of the old elf in front of him, the crystal ball quickly changed color, from white to red, and from red to blue.
This change happened four times in a row. Only when the crystal ball turned completely purple did it stop.
"This … this …" The sound of saliva being swallowed could be heard from the surroundings.
Looking at the scene in front of them, Latina and the others who were observing the scene were completely stunned.
The black crystal ball in front of them was an instrument specially used to test bloodline aptitude. Every color on it represented a grade.
White represented the lowest grade, while purple represented the highest grade, fifth grade. In addition, the brighter the light, the better the aptitude among those of the same grade.
Previously, there had been quite a few Magi who had participated in the bloodline trial who had come over to test, but the one with the best aptitude could only make the crystal ball turn gold. The one with the worst aptitude, like Latina, could only make the crystal ball emit a dim red color.
In front of them, the originally pitch-black crystal ball was now shining brightly, and the purple light almost illuminated the entire hall, causing a large group of people in the room to be dumbfounded.
"Can we end it now?"
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