The Medallion

Three months before the competition began, Rocky had practiced very hard to learn the Mysterious Visual Evaluation Skill. With great efforts, he grasped the skill and also improved his beast evaluation skill to the third level. The moment he mastered the skill, he promptly performed a thorough evaluation of his two war beasts, Uriah and Rubygon.

His evaluation of Rubygon turned out to be smooth. It didn't take Rocky a long time before he had all the data related to its qualification. In contrast, he encountered a very strange problem when he evaluated Uriah. The qualification data he found out from Uriah was two times stronger than that of an ordinary spirit-manipulated beast. Common sense dictated that those kinds of values were impossible to obtain.

At that time, Rocky doubted the accuracy of his data. He thought that maybe because he had just mastered the Mysterious Visual Evaluation Skill, he still couldn't apply it properly. He thought that he might have done something wrong during the evaluation and decided to repeat the evaluation. To his surprise, it came out the same way. Later, he became preoccupied with other matters, so he temporarily put this problem aside. He thought that when he had free time later, he would take the time to analyze and find out the hidden problem.

As a result, three months went by without any progress.

If it weren't for Uriah's upgrade at this time, Rocky would have forgotten about the weird data completely. Now since Uriah had upgraded, it would be the best time for Rocky to carry out another evaluation.

This was why now he had Uriah squat down on the operating table and began collecting samples. He took samples of its hair, scales, blood and so on. He planned to test these samples one by one slowly to make sure there wouldn't be any mistakes. In his previous evaluations when Uriah was still at the second grade of the three-star level, Rocky had already collected similar samples. He also did the same tests and recorded and saved all the data. Therefore, if the two groups of test data were compared, he would get a lot of valuable information with guaranteed reliability. This would help him infer Uriah's specific genetic sequences. Figuring out its genetic sequences would be extremely important to study Uriah thoroughly.

He thought back to the modern world of his last life, when the people did not have specialized instruments to detect genetic data. They relied on data detected from every part of human bodies to collect various information. By such a way, they inferred the basic sequences of human's genomes. It was precisely because of these basic genetic sequences that the later very powerful genetic technology could be established. Rocky's current work was also based on the same principles.

During the last three months, Rocky, based on the information about the data of ordinary spirit-manipulated beasts he had gathered, inferred the different genetic sequences of a dozen kinds of spirit-manipulated beast species, including Rubygon. In his current world, there were hundreds of spirit-manipulated beast species. The dozen kinds of beasts he had studied were just like a drop in the bucket. At first glance, his current research on the genetic modification of spirit-manipulated beasts might not be that important, but he believed that it would be of great importance in the future!

genomes of the spirit-manipulated beasts. It was too early for him to carry out such a huge project of genetic modification. Despite that, he still carried out small attempts to collect more relevant data and information when he did surgeries on the spirit-manipulated

information about the genetic sequences of all the spirit-manipulated beasts, he would be quite confident to carry out genetic modifications for any of the spirit-manipulated beasts. This would be a great asset as it would give him the

If Rocky's research failed, then everything about the genetic modifications would be

he would obtain with its previous data. Then, he would be able to

Uriah's data. Time

he finally completed the series of tests on the changes and evolution of Uriah after its improvement in its strength level. He then compared the

him. If he had not done it as carefully as he did, he would doubt the results once again. Uriah's genetic data this time had significantly improved compared to the previous data. This implied that the data he detected on Uriah's last evaluation was accurate after all.

for the values of the data on Uriah, Rocky had no explanation for why they were ridiculously high. Although he felt puzzled about that, he was also jubilant about the enormous improvement that his spirit-manipulated beast

the only possibility for such an improvement—Uriah was really a spiritual beast. Only a spiritual beast could have that exponential growth and improvement. All the data Rocky had now was from the general war beasts. He wasn't able to gather any data on a spiritual beast. Therefore, the only sound explanation for such a large data difference between Uriah and the other war beasts might be that Uriah was

why a spiritual beast was more powerful

hard to prove that Uriah was special in his researches, he truly believed that Uriah was a very rare spiritual beast, research backed or not. As a researcher, he still felt that he needed to collect more data from other spiritual beasts for comparison. He wanted to be cautious in his research and to make sure that not only was his data reliable but it also needed to be unquestionably valid. After all, science was a very rigorous subject. All his results must be accurate and based on actual data, not just

to the fact that it was greatly attracted to Uriah's magical saliva. However, he also knew that the Rainbow Glow Unicorn wouldn't be as well-behaved as Uriah. It would not cooperate with him if he wanted to collect any of its samples. If

he had Uriah's magical saliva, Rocky was not too worried that he wouldn't be able to collect the

that he hadn't returned to his military camp for two days. He had been too caught up in his research. He thought that Marin, who had jumped to her feet because he refused to be promoted to Frontline Commander, could be looking for him desperately. If he didn't show up again, he was afraid that Marin would find him and the secret lab he had built. That would be more trouble than it was worth. With this in mind, he