Level 1 to Apex: My Monster Templates Defy Reality!
Chapter 87: Red Egg hatching requirement

Chapter 87: Red Egg hatching requirement

Forsyx just tapped on the Special Blood Requirement.

[ The hatching requirement for the mysterious egg has been detected.

A drop of fresh blood from different types of beasts is required.

→ 5 Unique-grade beast blood: (0/5).

→ 3 Rare-grade beast blood: (0/3).

→ 2 Epic-grade beast blood: (0/2).

→ 1 Legendary-grade beast blood: (0/1).

(Note: The beast’s blood must be extracted within 3 days to keep it fresh.)

]

Forsyx just stared with wide eyes at the hatching condition. For a moment, he couldn’t believe what he was seeing, so he rubbed his eyes, but the condition remained the same.

The more he read, the more he gulped.

Especially the condition requiring fresh blood. That three-day time limit just blocked all paths to buying those blood drops from the trade network, as most items stayed in the auction for weeks.

The only thing he could realistically get his hands on was the Unique-grade creature blood.

Actually, with the Dire Wolf about to be summoned in his lab space in less than 16 lab days, and the Hibiki snake egg hatching in the next 20 lab days.

With those two, he would already have 2 unique beast blood.

As for the remaining three, he could try searching around different wild zones near Chimika City.

For Rare beast blood, though difficult, he could even use the Kiyon guild to target boss monsters present in those wild zones.

The wild zones around a Tier-One city usually had Rare-grade boss monsters.

Though attacking those guys might lead to chaos in the Wild Zone, it was still doable.

But 2 Epic-grade creatures and a legendary creature? Fck, he had never even met a legendary creature in his past life, forget about getting a drop of blood from one.

Forsyx just stared at the hatching condition and then at the special cocoon.

He was trying to think of all possible ways to get his hands on the blood.

These conditions were absurd, but they made him a bit excited.

If this thing hatches, the lab might unlock an entirely new, maybe even more advanced, facility.

He could sense that hatching this egg would trigger another big event for his class.

To be honest, he was a bit surprised to see this egg.

After going through that dual transformation and understanding how both powers matched each other, the one big possibility that came to him at that time was that this egg might also transform into a hidden template card like the Baby Nyxthar card.

But he was wrong.

It was clear now that both ancient creatures were progressing in two different ways.

He took a deep breath to calm himself and tried to remember any clues about Epic beasts.

In Apex Ascension, the creature’s power didn’t just depend on their potential, ranking, or level.

It was not like the wild zone around Tier-Two cities would have Epic-grade boss beasts and so on.

No, in terms of potential, rare-grade was the limit for wild zone boss monsters.

What separated them was the life stage of the creature present in the Wild Zone.

Near a Tier-One city, at most, only some of the boss monsters of these wild zones were Tier-One beings.

Meanwhile, the monster zones near Tier-Two cities could have Tier-Two boss monsters.

There was a big reason why cities were classified based on tiers.

These tiers represented the highest life stage a creature could achieve in those areas.

These life stages represented the mastery over the being itself.

For players, they were more about the evolution of their class and other powers.

In his case, even as a player with the Template Wilder class, he only had two class skills.

One active skill called Template Shift and one passive skill called Mark of Wilder I.

Now, all this lab and the creation of different templates were for him to progress in his class, still, none of these would give him other class skills.

There were ways he could gain some side class skills, but all of them would be at the same level as his first two skills.

To get higher-form skills, he had to become a higher-tier being. That was what mastery over the self meant.

It was the same for every other creature inside Apex Ascension, from NPCs to Wild Zone monsters, or even the Wing Monarch.

The tier of a being represented the kind of power they could access, and it was a concept entirely separate from leveling or other forms of power gain.

So in the game, it was never the case that if a wild zone near a Tier-One city had a rare monster, then a higher-tier city would automatically have an Epic or higher-potential creature.

No, the power progression was more complex, and these tiers represented a much larger gap.

Forsyx shook his head. That was some complicated stuff that didn’t matter at this stage for him.

He just turned to the last facility that had opened just before the blood nursery.

The moment he looked at the nameplate, he froze.

What he read made him shake his head in confusion.

The wooden nameplate on this facility read The Template Dismantling.

If there was one thing he felt was an extreme waste in his past life, it was the deterioration of template cards.

There was just no way to utilize those extra weak template cards inside his lab.

Even the vision he had just seen—that white blob—left the weaker cards to disintegrate with no use. freёweɓnovel_com

This was something that even troubled other monster-bound players.

Unable to contain his curiosity, he walked into the Dismantling Room, only to see a massive blood pool in the center.

There were thousands of green veins spreading out from the edge of the pool, covering the entire room.

Just like with the other facilities, he spotted two glass planes that floated next to him the moment he entered.

This time, he didn’t get any memory transfer—only a single line of text on one of the planes.

[ Drop the template card you don’t want into the blood pool. ]

He looked at the text and then at the pool.

After some thought, he decided to try this facility later on.

Right now, he just didn’t have any extra templates he wanted to dismantle. Also, he had already spent around 20 hours away from the game world.

With the goblins already inside the lab, he could now work toward his 6-power template card goal. Three were to be used as players, and the other three were to survive the monster awakening cycle.

He turned to look at Weyril, who still, from time to time, glanced at the nursery.

He just shook his head and said, "Weyril, manage the lab in my absence, and don’t forget to train."

Weyril looked up at him and nodded. "OK, boss."

Forsyx did some mental calculation and mumbled, "Teleport back to the game world."

Soon, a bright light engulfed him as he disappeared from the lab space.

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