I, a cultivator, have ended up in the wizarding world

Chapter 783 Multiple Births

Jemin closed his eyes again, his consciousness sinking into his mental sea.

In the center of the vast and boundless space of consciousness, the Great Dao Library, cast in white jade, stands silently.

This time, he did not seek out new cultivation methods.

With a thought, scrolls of jade slips recording demonic techniques flew out from the depths of the bookshelf and unfurled before him. *Blood Sacrifice Technique*, *Soul Searching and Refining Scripture*, *Bloodline Devouring Record*, *Life Source Plundering Technique*…

One after another, unorthodox scriptures were quickly flipped through.

Instead of rushing to find the answer, Jemin dissected the core mechanism of each technique bit by bit and then verified them against each other.

"The essence of so-called sacrifice is actually the transfer of some more fundamental substance..."

"Bloodline shared with the chicken..."

"Soul mapping..."

Messages rapidly arranged and combined in the sea of ​​consciousness, transforming into countless interwoven rays of light.

Time slips away quietly.

After an unknown amount of time, all the deductions suddenly came to a halt.

Jemin's gaze fell on a very inconspicuous annotation at the end of a certain technique.

That wasn't even the main text; it was just a cultivation experience left behind by an unknown cultivator.

His eyes gradually brightened.

"……I see."

He muttered to himself.

"The problem actually lies here."

He readjusted the data structure of the blood sacrifice method and put the data obtained from the previous experiment into the simulation model.

The next moment, everything that was previously inexplicable suddenly became perfectly logical.

The reason for the unusually exaggerated increase in qualifications can be summed up in just three words: multiple births.

To be precise, they were identical twins.

In the laws of the cultivation world, identical twins, especially individuals whose bloodline, soul, and origin are almost completely identical, are not considered as two independent lives.

Heaven and Earth believed that they were originally one person.

After all, their life origins overlapped, their soul trajectories overlapped, and even their destinies were almost completely identical.

Therefore, the most important steps in a normal blood sacrifice ritual will all fail for them.

Jemin waved his hand, revealing the complete structure of the blood sacrifice ritual.

Countless dark red runes connected to each other, forming an incredibly complex and enormous array.

His gaze fell on several of the most crucial locations.

"Here...and here too...and here as well."

With a gentle tap, the large area of ​​runes immediately dimmed.

These are all "subsystems" within the blood sacrifice ritual used for "purification" and "refinement".

Under normal circumstances, any offering will carry its own life imprint, soul impurities, and residual destiny.

To ensure that the recipient is not contaminated by foreign bloodlines or has an unstable foundation due to soul conflicts, the blood sacrifice ritual must be constantly screened and filtered.

The "resources" that can actually be retained to improve qualifications are actually only a very small part.

The vast majority of forces will be automatically eliminated by the laws as impurities.

However, if the sacrifice and the beneficiary are the same person, then the entire purification mechanism loses its meaning.

It will never be started during use.

Thinking of this, Jemin couldn't help but laugh: "No wonder the effect was so exaggerated."

He finally understood why sacrificing just one ordinary clone had allowed the spiritual aptitude of another clone to leap from "average" to "excellent".

Because... that wasn't an improvement after selection, but a complete overlay.

In a normal blood sacrifice, perhaps only about one percent of the effect can be retained based on the bloodline connection. The remaining ninety-nine percent will be directly eliminated by the laws of nature during the purification process.

But sacrificing identical twins would mean one plus one equals two.

The qualifications of both parties were not wasted at all, which is equivalent to a direct doubling.

His breathing quickened slightly.

Two civilizations and two systems, until this moment, have achieved a perfect fit.

The cultivation system provides underlying technology that allows for the accumulation of aptitudes.

The wizarding system, on the other hand, possesses alchemical technology that allows for the infinite replication of completely identical life forms.

Taken individually, neither of these abilities is particularly groundbreaking.

Blood sacrifice is merely a demonic and evil technique, and life alchemy is just a normal branch of high-level alchemy.

But when they combine with each other... a closed loop that can shatter the entire cultivation system's understanding is born.

Jemin slowly opened his eyes, a hint of excitement flashing deep in his pupils.

"It seems my thinking was correct."

The next instant, his consciousness left the Great Dao Library, and the laboratory came into view again.

Inside the incubation chamber, the remaining eight clones still floated quietly in the pale green nutrient solution, their chests rising and falling gently, as if they were asleep.

The experimental subject whose qualifications had been upgraded to "excellent" was also sent back to the incubation chamber.

Without pausing, Jemin slowly opened his True Delusion-Breaking Eyes, and silvery-white starlight flowed out from the depths of his pupils.

At the same time, the reconnaissance array next to it was also activated, and beams of analytical light penetrated the culture chamber, reaching every inch of the clone's flesh and blood.

Bones, blood vessels, soul, meridians, destiny, spiritual pathways...

Countless pieces of underlying information kept emerging, and were completely recorded by Jieming.

The scan lasted for a long time, and just as the analysis at the soul level was about to end, Jemin suddenly raised an eyebrow slightly.

"Um?"

He readjusted the resolution and scanned again.

A few minutes later, he slowly lowered his hand, a hint of regret on his face.

"No?"

He looked at the scan results and was momentarily disappointed.

Because he did not find any karma in this clone.

Jemin even checked himself again carefully to make sure that there was no karma on him.

Blood sacrifice is a classic example of demonic and evil magic. Regardless of the caster's motives, once the ritual is performed, it inevitably becomes tainted by the karma of heaven and earth. This karma attaches itself to the depths of the soul, and the higher the level of cultivation, the more pronounced the effect.

At best, it can cause inner demons to arise; at worst, it can lead to death during the tribulation.

But now... there's nothing.

"What a pity..." Jemin shook his head slightly. "It seems that karma is part of the laws governing the world of cultivation, rather than a conventional conceptual material."

Therefore, it seems that to gain karma, one must rely on the rules of the world of cultivation.

"But thinking about it, it makes sense. If karma really exists, the wizarding civilization would be the first to suffer."

If the experiments the wizards usually conducted were placed in a cultivation world, they would probably be burdened with karmic debts and constantly facing heavenly tribulations. Then, he looked at a long, black banner placed next to the laboratory.

The black banner was only a little over two meters tall, with a black pole as black as ink. The banner surface was densely covered with dark red runes, and countless tiny array patterns were connected to each other, exuding a faint evil aura.

This is a ritual implement he prepared in advance, specifically for collecting karma.

His original plan was to seal all the karma generated during the blood sacrifice within the black banner.

This way, you can improve your qualifications and gain new conceptual materials at the same time, which is like getting two birds with one stone.

"Unfortunately, all the extra time I spent preparing seems to have been wasted."

With a casual wave of his hand, the black banner transformed into a stream of light and flew back into his inner sanctum.

"Never mind, it's easier if there's no karma."

Jemin smiled and shook his head, then sat back down in front of the experiment.

The Five Aggregates Transformation Rainbow Mirror slowly unfolded, and experimental data was imported into it, where it was quickly and automatically calculated and organized.

While reviewing the data results, Jemin began to formulate the next phase of the plan.

Confirming that the clone can perform the blood sacrifice is only the first step.

A large number of experiments are still needed.

The first step is the gradient experiment.

Offering two, four, eight, sixteen... let's see if the improvement in aptitude will show diminishing marginal returns as the number of offerings increases. Secondly, there's the compatibility experiment.

If this is repeated dozens of times, will the soul still remain stable? Will the bloodline structure become distorted due to excessive strengthening? Finally, and most importantly: the extreme test.

If hundreds, or even thousands, of clones were sacrificed to the same target, what level of aptitude would be achieved? And would it exceed the limits of the body and soul, resulting in negative effects?

Jemin tapped the experiment gently, his expression extremely serious.

Each of these issues must be verified in advance.

He had no intention of gambling with his own body.

As a qualified researcher, any risks must be addressed in the experimental setting.

Thinking of this, he turned his gaze back to the magic circle outlined in the "Blood Sacrifice Method".

Jemin hadn't forgotten his purpose.

Improving one's spiritual qualities is only one part of the plan; the other part, of course, is making money.

Therefore, in addition to improving qualifications, it is also necessary to analyze the blood sacrifice technique as much as possible in this process, and disassemble all the underlying technology that truly makes the blood sacrifice technique work from this demonic cultivation method.

Then, they will rebuild using the soul science and alchemy systems of the wizarding civilization...

If successful, it would be equivalent to him "creating" a completely new technique for enhancing attributes.

"With such good results, the profits might far exceed expectations..." Jemin's eyes gleamed.