Chapter 561: The Magic Power of Blood
Translator: TransN Editor: TransN
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Agatha was relieved when Roland and the woman finally left.
[Was I being too much just now? Perhaps I should be more kind towards the lord even in the face of a common people. After all, 400 years have passed, the world is different now.] Despite these thoughts, she still did not like non-witches entering the laboratory where the Sigil was produced and she did not want His Majesty to know the thod of making the Sigil.
Of course, the latter would soon be revealed.
Agatha turned around to set up the six square wooden boxes she had prepared in the morning and inserted the God’s Stones of Retaliation His Majesty collected into them.
It was the template for making the Sigil base.
Four Sigils of Listening, a Sigil of Screaming and a Sigil of Observing were what she needed to make.
As she had expected, His Majesty did not choose any combat Sigils, but instead, he chose the basic supplentary Sigils in accordance with the Magic Stones in hand. The action of using high-quality Magic Stones left by a Supermagic to make the Sigil of Screaming and the Sigil of Observing was considered a waste in the Quest Society.
Now that Roland possessed powerful firearms, the demand for the combat Sigils was of course, not as strong.
Not to ntion that the stronger the Sigil was, the more magic power would be required.
A knocking sound ca from outside the shed again.
It seed that in addition to an independent research tower, she would also need a few servants. Agatha reluctantly put down the Magic Stone in her hands and opened the wooden door.
"What’s the matter, Your Majesty? Anything else..."
"Thank you for waiting, Miss Agatha."
"Mmm hmm, do you need to treat the demon again?"
It was Anna and Nana entering this ti. They were the assistants Agatha had requested from Roland.
"No. Ahem," she corrected herself and said, "You’re just in ti. I’ve just finished screening. Let’s put the materials into the boxes, and then we can officially start the production."
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When the bright blue blood flew into the wooden box through the coated flexible tube, so incredible changes began to happen to the God’s Stones.
When the blood dripped onto the stones, a series of bubbles erged. Like a burning candle, the corner areas of the hard stones were lted into sticky liquid flowing down from the stones, revealing the God’s Stones themselves.
The demon was desperately struggling, exhausting the very last effort it had left as if it was aware of what they were doing. Unfortunately for it, the struggle was futile under the confinent of the solid iron chain.
Soon, the six boxes were filled with the blood of the Mad Demon. The first box looked as if it were boiling. The surging liquid was mixed with fine sand, rcury, and the God’s Stone, looking sticky and muddy.
Anna carefully observed the changes and asked, "Does the raw materials affect the quality of Sigil?"
"Yes, it mainly depends on the God’s Stone of Retaliation and the magic power of blood. The Quest Society thought that the magic power transford all aspects of the body. The physical quality of Senior Witches was apparently better than that of ordinary witches. Moreover, the transcendents had achieved their limitation at this point. In order to improve the efficiency of the Sigil, we would try our best to choose the blood of the strongest demon and the God’s Stones of the best quality to make better Sigils. For example, Lady Alice’s God’s Sigil of Retaliation was completed with the blood of a dying Supermagic on the battlefield.
"Will the sa happen when a witch’s blood rges with the God’s Stone?"
"Not the sa. The God’s Stone won’t lt like a candle and the reaction won’t be as intense. The liquid ford can flow freely like water now. However, the demon’s blood will eventually solidify and beco as hard as stone." Agatha said while inserting a piece of separating panel into the wooden box, "Therefore, the process of making Sigil is similar to lting tal. Before it’s completely solidified, we have to embed the Magic Stones and complete the most crucial step—connecting the Magic Vein.
"Vein?" Anna was curious. "Like a plant?"
Agatha nodded. "Rember what I said previously? The Quest Society thought that only life could carry magic power, and without the Magic Vein, a Sigil will only be a dead object. The Magic Stones would still be individual entities but would not jointly produce the incredible power after the combination."
"Does this an that the demon’s blood can give these ordinary substances... life?" she asked in surprise.
"It doesn’t happen with the demon’s alone." Agatha calmly answered, "We need a witch’s blood as well."
Nana was shocked. She covered her mouth with her hands.
"The Quest Society only discovered this secret by accident. Mixing the witch’s blood with the demon’s would produce a strange effect, keeping the lted God’s Stone ’alive’, like a plant. The vein would not lose the effect of magic power even if it was left aside for a long ti... I’m not sure how to describe it. Anyway, you’ll understand when you see it. "
The first box of liquid had cooled down, revealing a layer of grayish light. It looked like condensed blue wax oil.
Agatha removed the panel, leaving two hemispherical grooves and a strip of shallow groove in the box. Then she picked up the knife on the table and slid it across her wrist—the bright crimson blood gushed out thickly, filling up half of a wine glass. She said to the little girl, "Help heal the wound, please."
This was the reason Agatha had chosen both of them.
Anna had the best learning ability within the union. She was suitable for the inheritance of the skill and Nana could help to effectively reduce Agatha’s pain. Healing witches were the main forces of the front-line combat in Taquila, it was impossible to arrange for any of them to support the Quest Society. Most of the ti, the laboratory could only use herbs to treat the wounds after releasing blood.
If it were not for the hope of defeating the demons Roland Wimbledon showed her and the unbiased treatnt to all the witches, she would rather bury the thod of the Sigil making for good. The fact that the witch’s blood could be perfectly blended into the demon’s blood was unacceptable to most people even in the union. Even with her personal exposure to this matter, she had once suspected the origins of witches. Such confusion was very detrintal to the Battle of Divine Will, thus, the making of Sigil was one of the secrets that the mbers of the union had strictly kept.
She did not want His Majesty to participate in the observation for this reason.
Especially there were the rumors about witches being minions that had fallen into the demon’s seduction.
Agatha hoped to delay the ti when Roland would find out even though he would find out sooner or later.
[It’s probably a self-delusion.] She secretly sighed to herself.
When the mixture was semi-hard, Agatha embedded the Magic Stone into the groove and poured her warm blood onto it. The crimson blood was flowing within the shallow groove and the cobalt-toned blood clots surrounding it started to wriggle; the edge of both gradually blurred, forming into an interpenetrated form.
After that, she injected magic power into the Sigil.
Suddenly, the red-colored blood line projected fine rays of light and nurous light-spots were flowing within the vein. It was rhythmically expanding and shrinking with wriggling movents, as if it were breathing.
Anna and Nana understood the aning of Agatha’s words at the sa ti.
The Sigil had co "alive"
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