Totem King 107: Chapter 107
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“Source Force Transplantation Technique: Beginner Level.” 0
 
A newly emerged skill, brightly displayed next to the Totem Drawing skill. When focusing his mind on it, he could see its introduction. 0
 
“Effect: Utilize Source Power to eliminate the rejection reaction of fusion, integrating foreign organs as part of the host, allowing them to function normally. The effect is weak on non-similar organisms, but outstanding for those with Bloodline connections.” 0
 
Being a beginner was already quite impressive; the other three in the laboratory were among the few selected from tens of thousands in the academy, yet their abilities were only so-so. 0
 
However, Xiar would not stop here. Learning was merely a step; for him, once he formed the Skill Icon, all he needed to do next was click on it. 0
 
So, let’s begin. One Evolution Point vanished in an instant. 0
 
“Source Force Transplantation Technique: Proficient Level.” 0
 
Xiar felt a warm sensation coursing through his body, various energies flowing within him. A surge of inexplicable information flooded into his mind, instantly revealing the powerful effects of this Combination Spirit Technique. 0
 
Continuing on, another Evolution Point disappeared! 0
 
“Source Force Transplantation Technique: Master Level.” 0
 
This time, the energy surging within Xiar reached a near-boiling point. A vast amount of information poured into his mind, clearly reaching a critical threshold that he could barely maintain given his current condition. 0
 
Yet, it was still not enough! 0
 
“Source Force Transplantation Technique: Grandmaster Level.” 0
 
As a full eighteen Evolution Points flowed away, the information surging in Xiar’s mind erupted completely, akin to a volcano on the verge of eruption. 0
 
 
However, this time he had the experience to cope with it. Moreover, it was essentially a matter of pure knowledge and understanding, with no significant changes to his body, allowing him to handle it easily. 0
 
Now he was confident in his grasp of the Combination Spirit Technique. Even Gafiel, the original creator, might not be stronger than him. 0
 
After preparing thoroughly, Xiar began the transplantation experiment. 0
 
On Aqua Star, the need for organ transplants mostly arose from the failure and degeneration of existing organs, reaching a point where replacement was unavoidable. 0
 
However, each organ transplant came with various side effects, and the mortality rate due to postoperative complications remained high. 0
 
Furthermore, the rejection reactions between different individuals' organs subjected patients to lifelong torment, requiring long-term use of immunosuppressive drugs that could lead to complications like diabetes, significantly shortening their lifespan compared to normal individuals. 0
 
But in this world, things were entirely different. The application of various miraculous Spirit Techniques allowed this surgery to easily resolve rejection reactions. 0
 
Not only that, but it could also enable perfect integration of the organs, even allowing powerful beings' organs to merge with those of weaker ones, thereby strengthening the host. 0
 
The experiment he was about to conduct was precisely this: he needed to fuse a particular fiber from a unique Ocean Vine organism into an Octopus's body to greatly enhance its resilience and increase its attack power. 0
 
Xiar held a sharp scalpel, his hands moving with machine-like precision as he made an incision at a knot on the light red vine, extracting a spherical mass. He then carefully removed the accompanying threads and immersed them in a nearby light green nutrient solution. 0
 
Next, he cut open the Octopus's skin and sutured the thread ball inside its body. After that, all that was left was to apply the Spirit Technique. 0
 
A light red glow from the Spirit Technique shone brightly, flowing over the Octopus's body and silently merging into it, causing its body to tremble uncontrollably. 0
 
Gafiel watched in astonishment—no, it was more than astonishment; it was shock. He never expected that this guy connected with Leslitto would possess such extraordinary talent in transplantation experiments and mastery of Spirit Techniques. 0
 
The other three were like infants learning to speak compared to him; there was no comparison at all. 0
 
 
The Source Force Transplantation Technique was one of the three core abilities he had mastered, developed through over a decade of dedicated research using a series of runes, forming what was known as the Combination Spirit Technique. 0
 
The Combination Spirit Technique involved combining two or more Spirit Techniques to create a complex overlay, achieving results that were astonishingly greater than the sum of their parts. 0
 
Countless individuals outside desired to learn it, but this was his signature skill, one he had poured countless efforts into; how could he casually teach it to others? 0
 
It seemed he had stumbled upon a treasure and should consider it carefully... 0
 
After consuming three Source Crystals in succession, Xiar halted the glow of his Spirit Technique, while the Octopus under his command regained consciousness and began to thrash its Tentacles in a desperate attempt to escape. 0
 
However, it was trapped within the Source Power barrier and could not break free. 0
 
“Let’s verify,” Gafiel said calmly. 0
 
“Understood,” Xiar replied respectfully. He always held great respect for those who genuinely taught him. 0
 
Next, he threw an irregular spherical object in front of the Octopus. Its eight Tentacles quickly wrapped around it, binding it tightly while continuously squeezing. 0
 
Then, the nearby Firefly's eyes flashed with purple light, prompting it to release the sphere. 0
 
Xiar reached out and grabbed it, placing it into a Stretching Machine. Two steel arms seized one of its Tentacles and began to stretch it until it snapped before stopping. 0
 
After completing a series of data collection, Xiar summarized his report: “Teacher, this transplantation fusion was very successful; power increased by 0%, and stretching resilience improved by 50%…” 0
 
“You did well. Next, you will learn how to amplify the advantages of a specific organ, which is known as targeted cultivation,” Gafiel nodded and turned to enter his Independent Laboratory. 0
 
Xiar hurriedly followed, his eyes filled with joy; all his hard work had not been in vain. 0
 
 
In the laboratory, there was little difference from a public lab, but it was shrouded in a chilling aura of immense Source Power Fluctuation. Rays of Spirit Technique light enveloped the entire lab like a cage. 0
 
Clearly, this was a defensive system deployed by the other party using their formidable strength. 0
 
The Spirit Technique of a Spirit Master was not particularly powerful; most required totemic cooperation. Thus, Xiar casually glanced around and realized that a nearby potted plant was clearly no ordinary object. 0
 
Within it lay a hidden, immense energy, and a strong mental wave subtly emanated from it, causing Firefly, who sat on his shoulder, to hunch down and watch it warily. 0
 
“Xiar, why do you want to learn about this?” Gafiel asked softly, staring at him. 0
 
He paused for a moment and replied without hesitation, “It’s simple, teacher. Don’t you think that being able to recombine and transform various organisms to create what one needs is a power comparable to that of a creator?” 0
 
“The feeling of creating new life fascinates me. I want to devote all my energy to it and gradually change the entire world!” 0
 
“A creator…” Gafiel fell silent for a moment. “I didn’t expect your thoughts would align with mine back then.” 0
 
“When I studied biological knowledge, I saw many organisms with various flaws, which sparked the desire to modify them—to combine their many advantages into the perfect form that exists only in imagination.” 0
 
“The world has given us life but also many shortcomings. What we Spirit Masters need to do is change these destined deficiencies.” 0
 
“In other words, it’s about changing fate!” 0
 
 
 
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