Lin Mu's attention sharpened.
These records described the fusion of multiple beings into a single entity. Beasts combined with other beasts. Humans merged with beasts. Even more complex combinations existed, each one attempting to create something stronger, something beyond natural limitations.
At first glance, it seemed unrelated.
But as Lin Mu delved deeper, he realized its importance.
The greatest challenge in creating chimeras was not strength.
It was compatibility.
Different bloodlines did not naturally coexist.
They clashed.
They rejected each other.
Most attempts resulted in failure, producing unstable creations that either perished or became uncontrollable.
These were the lowest tier of chimeras.
They were meant to be expendable and disposable. Used as mere tools rather than living beings.
But there existed a higher tier.
True chimeras.
These were stable, balanced and capable of growth. The difference lay in how their bloodlines were integrated.
