Hearing this, Susan’s eyes widened: "You mean, as long as a creature fuses with this little thing, it can become a Third Rank Life?"
Since when did Third Rank Life become so common?
If it were me, when Brian gave me that Molten Giant Bloodline Crystal back then, I was shocked that such a thing even existed in the world.
But after all, that was the complete bloodline essence of a Fifth Rank Life.
I had my own foundation, plus Brian’s help, yet even then it took me a while to break through to the third rank. In the end, it was Brian’s spatial transformation that allowed me to surpass the threshold of Third Rank Life.
By this logic, isn’t the origin power in Brian’s hands even more unreasonable than my Molten Bloodline Crystal?
Brian nodded: "It’s difficult for others to fuse with it, but this originally belongs to me, so it’s that simple for me."
"It still feels too unbelievable to me."
Susan still felt a bit challenged in her understanding.
It’s like when you work hard and only make ten thousand a month, which is considered a decent income among ordinary people, then you win the lottery and get five million, only to find out that someone else makes five million in a day.
Seeing this, Brian didn’t bother to explain further.
This origin power belongs to the Blood Moon’s origin power, so being unreasonable is normal.
Otherwise, so many mutants would just need a compatible mind to feel a trace of the Blood Moon’s aura and gain extraordinary power, which would indeed be even more unreasonable.
Fusing with the origin is somewhat similar to the Beastification People’s path.
If you can handle it, you can soar to the skies, but ultimately it’s not something of your own, and its limit is capped.
With Brian’s comfort, Susan felt a bit better inside.
After all, she was also someone who went the bloodline-enhanced route.
Looking at the tadpole-like origin power in Brian’s hands, she couldn’t help but hug Brian’s arm, resting her head on his shoulder, saying in a deliberately altered delicate voice: "Brian, how about giving this origin power to my mother? She became a Second Rank Life through the accumulation of resources, has average potential, and might find it hard to break through to the Third Rank Life level on her own..."
Brian felt goosebumps all over from Susan’s voice.
He shivered with some distaste: "Don’t do that, I still prefer your strong woman persona."
Susan turned her head in embarrassment.
Thinking back to the way she just acted, she felt a bit ashamed herself.
Susan really didn’t know why she acted that way.
It surely must be Catherine’s influence!
Brian chuckled at Susan’s behavior.
He actually knew why Susan suddenly behaved like that.
Simply put, Susan has a strong sense of pride. Her previous industries were her own, the Bloodline Crystal was for harmony between them, but this internal desire for the origin power was personal, coupled with Brian becoming stronger and supporting the Adams family more. So Susan, a woman with a strong sense of pride, felt increasingly indebted to Brian, which made her less confident, leading to this behavior.
Compared to some of the entitled men and women Brian encountered in his past life, he actually quite appreciated Susan as a partner.
Brian humorously held Susan, pulling her into his embrace, resting his chin tenderly on her long hair, explaining: "This origin power isn’t suitable for your mother. Also, every thirty years a blood moon cycle completes, ending in nine cycles. In the future six blood moon events, the essence of global life will continuously elevate. Given your mother’s lifespan, reaching Third Rank Life in the future is destined, and there’s me too, so no need to rush."
Feeling Brian’s tenderness, Susan’s body softened, her breathing slightly heavy, she gently replied: "Okay."
When the two returned to the reception area arranged by the Japanese.
The secretary Linda had already finished negotiations with the Japanese and returned to the hotel suite.
Seeing the two return, Linda’s gaze was peculiar.
Since the aftermath of the earlier battle’s shockwaves, which had been paused briefly, sparked a minor earthquake.
Having been Brian’s secretary for over a year and as Susan’s disciple, with a close relationship with both, how could she not know what that was all about.
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Seeing Linda’s look, she knew what was going on.
Having been with Brian for so long, Susan had thicker skin now.
Unfazed, she said: "Sweated a lot after fighting that giant Orochi, you guys chat, I’m going to take a shower.."
With that said, she strode into the inner room.
And with Brian, it’s needless to say.
He casually slumped onto the sofa, making the entire couch sink significantly: "Linda, what did the Japanese side say?"
Linda adjusted her glasses, smiling slightly: "They were pretty stubborn at first, even tried to threaten me with a katana, but after news from the Orochi Shrine and monitoring satellite footage of you and Sister Susan’s combat form, they got obedient."
Hearing this, Brian nodded in satisfaction.
Inherently, he didn’t country.
But with Japan’s independent domestic situation and repeated exploitations by the United States akin to repeated pig slaughter, causing Japan to squeeze its own people thus resulting in intensified extremity in lower classes, with some laying flat and some becoming extremely abnormal, it’s a country adored by the Blood Moon.
Moreover, they still have over a hundred million people, quite a population.
It’s a pretty good field for harvesting lambs.
"Next, have people from the Rebirth Sect come over to liaison, and bring in people from Black Watch to recruit here, gradually replacing their national self-defense team. Once the situation stabilizes, start preaching extensively."