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Chapter 557 - 297: Hybrid Werewolf Family, The Plank is Gone! (6300, two-in-one)_2

Chapter 557: Chapter 297: Hybrid Werewolf Family, The Plank is Gone! (6300, two-in-one)_2

Crying and crying.

His massive figure suddenly began to shrink, and then his fur withdrew, inexplicably transforming into a young Caucasian male about six feet tall, with an immature complexion.

Especially those eyes of his.

In his pale blue eyes, there was still that clear, naive stupidity of someone who hadn’t seen the world.

According to Brian’s analysis of the people here.

This guy probably wasn’t even eighteen yet.

To be honest, the young man before him reminded Brian of Shi San.

But Shi San was much smarter and more cunning than this little thing.

When things went south, Shi San would transform into a bootlicker. Brian had never seen Shi San suffer a loss.

Brian sighed, "Stop crying. As long as you cooperate with me, I won’t hit you, won’t kill you, but if you keep crying, I’ll roast you for dinner!"

Kokuvi, with tears in his eyes, asked, "Really?"

"Really!"

...

A few minutes later.

The two sat cross-legged beside the misshapen meat mountain where they had been before, starting a fire.

After Kokuvi’s account, Brian also came to understand the sequence of events.

The Abnormal Bloodline Family was a specialty of Canada.

Canada was similar to the United States; the only official enhancers were Beastmen and enhancers. As for Mutants, they too were targets of hunts and pursuits.

This was also the mainstream in most countries.

Before the Bryan family, there was no such term as Abnormal Bloodline Family.

It all started with Kokuvi’s grandmother.

Kokuvi’s grandmother was one of the first werewolves in Canada.

As mentioned before, Beastmen are influenced by animal genes, hence they are a group with unstable emotions, and they might have habits like gnawing on raw flesh. The major difference from Mutants is that they are generally controllable, at most easily disdained by orthodox enhancers, hence it’s mostly the backgroundless common folk who opt for it.

Kokuvi’s grandmother was one such person.

She was one of Canada’s first-generation Beastmen, coming from humble origins but with a minor reputation.

Had she been an orthodox enhancer, she would have probably been chased by the wealthy heirs of the big families in Canada long ago, just to obtain her excellent gene inheritance.

Unfortunately, she was a Beastman.

People always fear comparison.

Kokuvi’s grandmother was furious about this.

Irritated, she rejected the pursuits of many fellow Beastmen colleagues and moved to the bitterly cold Northwestern regions, becoming one of the local official higher-ups.

As she grew older,

Struggling with her feelings, she eventually decided to find a man to marry into her family to establish her own clan.

A coincidence happened.

During this period, Kokuvi’s grandmother met a Fantasy Mutant, who was also a werewolf enthusiast.

Fantasy Mutants, like the Dark Council members Brian had encountered in Europe, idolize mythological creatures. As a result, when they mutate, they receive Blood Moon Gifts that are also developed in line with those mythological creatures.

After discovering this, Kokuvi’s grandmother didn’t capture the Mutant. Instead, she brought him to her villa and locked him up, then tortured him day and night.

Years later,

The second generation of the Bryan bloodline was born.

To her surprise, Kokuvi’s grandmother found that her offspring carried a similar wild wolf aura, with stable inheritance.

So she became even more diligent.

Sometimes ordinary humans were born, but the genetic material in these ordinary people still retained relatively stable mysterious Genetic Chains; they just didn’t form stable inheritance due to their rare composition.

Decades later,

Today, the Bryan family already had over a dozen second-generation werewolf Abnormal Bloodlines with stable inheritance and seven or eight third-generation werewolf Abnormal Bloodlines.

As these people grew up,

The other big families in Canada gradually discovered the secret of the Bryan family.

Thus, the term Abnormal Bloodline Family came into existence.

Some imitated it.

And indeed, they succeeded.

The later bloodline breeding became simple, just finding another Beastman of the opposite gender to mate with.

It’s probably for this reason that the Bryan family hadn’t all been thrown into the labs.

But such coincidental Fantasy Mutants are too few.

Without a corresponding type of Fantasy Mutant, even if it’s the same type of Beastman, the offspring cannot have relatively stable bloodline inheritance like the Bryan family.

Hence, Abnormal Bloodline Families are still very rare nowadays, counted on the fingers of one hand, with their reputation still circulating only in small circles within Canada. Moreover, most of them live in the frigid northwestern frontiers, and they haven’t yet integrated into the mainstream official enhancers of Canada, still enduring invisible discrimination.

Kokuvi was a third-generation werewolf descendant from the Bryan family.

According to him, the Abnormal Bloodline Families were few in number and had a short existence, so much of it was still in self-exploration. Still, they indeed resembled the werewolves of myth, able to breed stably, just without the phenomenon of transmitting by simply touching people.

Their bloodlines were also inheritable.

For instance, if both parents were First Rank beings, their first-generation offspring had a high likelihood of reaching First Rank upon reaching adulthood.

Without external forces, this was also their ultimate limit of strength.

If only one parent was First Rank, then the potential of their offspring became random.

The bloodline of the next generation also depended on the strength of the parents.

This rule might not be accurate, but the members of the Abnormal Bloodline Families that had emerged so far all followed this pattern.

This made Brian astonished.

Such families sounded quite like the bloodline sorcery clans from fantasy novels about wizards in his previous life, with some resemblance to the Beastmen.

In this world, under the influence of the Blood Moon, things indeed became stranger and stranger.