The Grand Arcanist Who Can Travel Through American Comics

This bloodline of the gods in the Marvel Universe may be the most powerful bloodline that the people of Lorraine have seen since the emergence of the profession of blood wizard.

Whether such a powerful bloodline can be transplanted to the Lorans is also a question.

After all, this god belongs to the Marvel Universe, and there are countless crystal wall systems separated from the Loland world. The distance between these spaces will inevitably lead to the distance between bloodline genes.

Not everything can be transplanted with bloodline wizards. If the gap between bloodline genes is too great, it will also lead to a bloodline collapse phenomenon similar to modern gene collapse. The same number of people who die every year in Loland Continent due to bloodline collapse will Not a few either.

This kind of thing is not something that can be taken for granted.

In short, there are many similar problems, and the whole thing is difficult. Now, it is still unknown whether the bones of the gods can be used by Arthur as he wishes.

However, there is no doubt that this nail has been driven deeply into Arthur's heart.

"Okay, if you insist."

Thor reluctantly agreed to Arthur and chose to give the bones of the gods in the treasure house to Arthur.

He carefully paid attention to Arthur's face, which didn't seem dissatisfied. It was weird that he really liked this kind of garbage.

But maybe these mages like such weird things. At this time, Thor could only think so.

Arthur was of course ecstatic in his heart at this time, but on the surface, he suppressed his joy and pretended to be casually regretful:

"Of course it would be nice to have more of this."

"Oh, of course." Thor, who was feeling a little sorry for Arthur and took Arthur around for a while in his treasure house, suddenly felt as if he had found a way to make amends. "I heard that some people in the market have similar things. The collector's men sold this thing all over the galaxy."

"I can ask my men to collect this kind of stuff for you."

"Oh, is it? That feeling is so good. I need it. If possible, the more the better."

"We can also issue invitations at the market in Asgard and openly purchase them at high prices from passing merchants."

"Thank you so much, Thor."

Arthur said happily, finalizing it on the spot.

Now, I can finally get more God Bones.

Now it is impossible for him to personally go to the void land of Laoshizi to collect such things. This method is already the best method for him now.

Thor, who was thanked, was still a little confused and couldn't understand why Arthur valued these things so much.

But for Arthur, his biggest purpose in coming to Asgard has been achieved.

The remains of the gods

Even if it wasn't for the purpose of extracting blood, the pure energy contained in these so-called gods' bones alone was enough to be worth the price of admission.

The other treasures in the treasure house are either not suitable for him, or he is still unable to control them. Only this thing that seems to be thrown in the corner has fulfilled his needs.

For him, of course, the more of this thing, the better. The more he reserves, the smoother the process of tempering and extracting blood will be in the future, and the more likely it is to succeed.

Although, successfully extracting the blood of the gods is just a fantasy for him now, and whether it is possible to succeed is still open to question. But for a mage, or rather an alchemist, what could be more attractive than a treasure that extracts the greatest value from ancient secrets.

This process itself is the greatest joy for the mage.

And if this idea succeeds, the rewards in the future will be thousands of times.

This may even completely lay the foundation for his future path to legend.

This is how the arcane path of those legendary mages led to success step by step.

Going further, imagine that the so-called void land, or even the entire planet, is made of this kind of material. How valuable such a place is to the mages of Lorraine, God can't imagine.