Chapter 139: Arrival (2) (1/2)

Chapter 139: Arrival (2)

Translator: LeoEditor: DarkGem/Frappe

Rows of complicated data were transferred into Angele’s brain.

94% of its contents were impurities. Dead germs, parasites, and random minerals. Only a small percentage of ancient blood was found and it would be hard for Angele to extract it.

Angele was at a loss on what he should do first.

‘So many impurities. I need to eliminate them one by one.’ He had a bitter smile on his face.

‘At least it’ll keep me busy. I collected so much blood, but the ancient blood is still hard to trace. Without Zero, I’ll have to stop the experiment here. No wonder Tymoral said that most of the Wizards already gave up.’

‘Zero, check the database and tell me if there’s anything related to the ancient blood,’ Angele questioned.

‘No record found.’

Angele felt a bit helpless.

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One month later…

The Future finally crossed Gem Sea and reached Angele’s homeland. It only stopped once at a random dock for maintenance before heading to the Marua Harbor of Andes Alliance.

”Hey, how’s your experiment?” Tymoral’s voice came from behind.

Angele turned around and saw Tymoral smiling at him. The man was holding the railings with both hands and overlooking the surface of the sea.

People on the deck all stayed away from the two, including the Wizard apprentices. Everyone had been horrified by Angele’s sanguinary experiment.

”Well, it’s complicated.” Angele shook his head.

”Too many impurities. I didn’t even see a trace of the ancient blood. I don’t know what to do anymore.”

”Yea, that’s the problem everyone is facing. Normally, you’ll find the ancient blood after obtaining the Pure Blood Sphere. However, the Harpies’ ancient blood is mixed in all the impurities,” Tymoral quickly explained.

Angele nodded and overlooked the sea. He saw two large boats sailing slowly toward the same direction as the Future.

There was a blue lion with ax pattern painted on one of the ships. Angele saw sailors working on the deck and several noble women chatting by the railing.

”We’ll reach Marua in a day or two. I already asked someone to send the message to my friends here. They’ll come pick me up at the dock. I’ll introduce you to them there.” Tymoral looked at Angele and smiled.

”Thank you.” Angele nodded.

”Someone wants to see me in the cabin and I need to check my schedule. Also, two of the Wizard apprentices had an argument yesterday. I will go check on them after.”

”Sure.”

”Alright.” Tymoral nodded and walked to the stairs.

Angele stayed on the deck and watched the waves quietly.

There was no barber on the ship, so he started wearing long hair and it trailed over his shoulders. With the smooth, long hair, Angele probably looked identical to the young Baron.

He took out a small crystal tube from the pouch. It was the container of Water of Asu. Its crystal was extremely hard due to the vulcanization.

There was some purple liquid inside the translucent crystal tube. It was the two drops of ancient blood Angele extracted from 15 corpses of Harpies. He spent a whole month on the research, yet that was all he found.

‘Zero, any new information on its possible effects on my body?’ Angele wondered.

‘More data needed for simulation. After the second analysis, there are some possible effects. Chance of your body mutating is 43.21%. Chance of no effect 16.5%. Chance of unknown effect 40.29%.’ Angele had already asked Zero to analyze the blood twice, but the results he got were the same. He was not even sure if the ancient blood could help him progress.

Angele wanted to inject the blood into his body, but he needed to figure out what exactly it would do first. He did not want to take a gamble.

‘I need to collect information for the database until Zero could show me a more detailed analysis.’ It was not Angele’s first priority so he decided to use them later. He lied to Tymoral because he did not want to become conspicuous.

Angele put the tube back into the pouch and returned his cabin.

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The next afternoon.

The sun was slowly sinking into the horizon.

White and black seagulls were soaring through the sky under the dim sunlight. Marua Harbor was busy as usual. Many ships leaving the dock while the other ones were arriving. A blue ship with white stripes followed a large black ship to a slot on the right side of the dock.