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With inspiration striking, Link didn’t care about manners or pleasantries any longer.

He believed that Christina would not only not mind but also fully understand his approach.

She came to visit him, to seek a solution to her problem, so why would she care about such unnecessary courtesies?

As expected, Christina immediately left the underground third-floor Biochemical laboratory with Jasmine, without any reluctance.

Link continued to scrutinize the biochemical modification documents Christina brought, occasionally comparing some data with the many autopsies and live-body research he conducted in the Fairy World.

He was looking for both commonalities and differences.

As for information on the Shadow Demon Snake, he didn’t limit himself to the records of Shadow City, but also consulted Ravensmouth College’s records through his personal smart device.

He compared the two, not leaning towards one or the other.

After reviewing all the data, Link had a general understanding of the biochemical modifications—cross-species gene transplant—that Christina had undergone.

Link contemplated and listed three research projects of higher priority:

First of all, protecting the fetus.

According to her, Christina’s baby is already three months along, so on a genetic level, there might be a conflict between human genes and Shadow Demon Snake genes.

Morphological mutations and deformities would be among the better outcomes.

The most severe result would be complete genetic collapse, causing the fetus to die in utero.

Christina’s appeal was first and foremost to preserve the life of the fetus, allowing it to be born normally. Secondly, to keep her as human as possible rather than deformed, and thirdly, for the wizard qualifications to be as high as possible.

This part is quite challenging.

Link found it quite tricky.

Next was understanding the biochemical modification ideas and plans of Shadow City, especially regarding cross-species gene transplantation.

For some reason, seeing the research materials on this point, Link always felt similar to the Fairy King’s biochemical modification and enhancement plan got from Abyss Demon.

If a specific connection can be found, of course, it would be better.

Lastly, take lessons from others’ experiences to enhance the effectiveness of the “Fairy” potion.

The conventional way of cultivating direct lineage should be continued.

This is the core of the core.

Just like Sage Palo, who carefully ran the “New Blood Mutual Aid Association” for decades, he was able to form a main force at the Tier 3 wizard stage.

After promoting to the sage, he could bring his direct lineage into the college to control the mixed and reorganized army, completing substantial control.

The unconventional way of cultivating enforcers should not be neglected either.

The five hooligans mixed in the West District are examples.

Although they haven’t been useful yet, as informants and peripheral personnel for the “do whatever they want” Grande Potion Shop, they can be of some help.

At least in collecting movements from various forces in the West District, the black market’s material in and out, they can promptly deliver information.

Link had a premonition the moment he saw the college’s latest “Hummingbird” class interstellar battleship as “compensation”:

He would not be able to stay safe for long and would have to go to the front line battlefield and fight in the heavens.

So, preparation had to be made early.

When the time was right, he could directly cultivate a batch of enforcers and cannon fodder for attacking and overcoming difficulties.

After listing these three major research projects, Link decided to start one by one, first focusing on protecting the fetus.

Upon thinking, considering that Serene might be interested in these studies, and considering her extensive knowledge and experience would be beneficial for the research, he tried to send an invitation.

Serene quickly arrived at Link’s villa in the North District.

Upon entering the castle, she gestured to Jasmine, who got up to greet her, that there was no need for hospitality, and she headed straight to the underground third-floor Biochemical laboratory.

“Where’s the data? Let me take a look.”

After changing into protective clothing and stepping into the lab, Serene immediately asked.

Given her expressions and manner, it was clear that she was genuinely interested in the biomedical research direction of Shadow City.

Maintaining a strong curiosity and pursuing novel knowledge is a key secret to a wizard’s continuous progress.

The so-called pursuit of truth is continuous learning, research, and experimentation, and then converting the results into personal power.

“Here.”

Link raised his hand, calling out at the same time he brought out all the data, arranged it in order, and projected it in 3D.

It made it easier for Serene to watch.

“Hmm….”

Serene, with her left hand holding her chest, her right elbow resting on her left palm, and her right index finger subconsciously tapping on her cheek dimple, looked at the detailed data, murmured, and thought.

After a while, Serene said:

“A typical method of Shadow City’s cross-species transplantation and hybridization.

However, it is rather crude. The researchers don’t seem to have much knowledge or ability, and there are many oversights.

Directly carrying out live trials at this level, there are sure to be many problems with the subjects.

Your fellow townsman was lucky to survive the trials and even managed to benefit from it.

Not only are her wizard qualifications improved, but she even fortuitously acquired the racial ability of the Shadow Demon Snake.

How…lucky.

This case is interesting and worth digging deeper.”

After a pause, Serene asked: “Your fellow townsman, would she mind undergoing examinations, in all aspects, including the soul?”

Link replied, “As long as her problems are solved, she doesn’t mind these. However…”

Changing the subject, he said seriously: “She’s already provided flesh and blood samples, so let’s start there, and subsequently do targeted inspections as needed.”