Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha

"Differentiation" is said to be quite distinctive among vampires "vampires.

I consider my own body to be something else, but nothing else is individual and common.

Just as people have personality, so naturally does vampire Vampires.

However, it is also true that many still settle in similar directions.

For example, it is common for me - like Isaac Hart, to be a bat when 'differentiated'.

Many high-ranking vampires (vampires) become bats if they "differentiate" because they have actually seen it.

As I have taught this time how to "differentiate," at first, everyone has taught someone.

It is only natural that what is shown at that time should be consolidated as the image of "differentiation".

However, it is not decided that it has to be a bat, it is basically free to imagine what it "differentiates" into, so sometimes it "differentiates" into something else.

In this case, it was a cat, but it is quite possible to become another animal.

So, Lina's cat, that's not weird.

Nevertheless, in Lina's case, even if we can "differentiate" the whole body from now on, all of that would be cats.

That's what "differentiation" is all about, and no matter how differentiated I am, all of my split bodies become bats.

But.

But.

What is happening in front of you right now?

Lent.

Lent Fina.

He first transformed himself into a plant.

That, in itself, is a very rare but not unthinkable story.

Because you are free to "differentiate" into what you are, and it is no stranger to be a plant than it is.

However, after "differentiation", the extent to which it can move is equal to almost none of the choices made, because there are few parts that depend on the characteristics of the "differentiated" person.

At least, I've never seen it.

Yet there's a weird part of a person named Lent Fina out there strongly around picking such an inconvenience, I think, well, that would be good.

The problem lies ahead.

He may have noticed the inconvenience at a time when he was about to "differentiate" into plants.

I started to look like I was in a panic.

But the first "differentiation" is very important, and once the image is immobilized, it is hard to move.

Absolutely not impossible, but once you "differentiate" into something, the next time you "differentiate" you naturally change into something similar.

The initial "differentiation" must be done with caution, as changing this will require a great deal of effort and skill.

That said, if you turn too much consciousness to that, now there is also the possibility that "differentiation" itself will fail, so it is difficult to add or subtract a teaspoon around it.

That's why I calm down in a place where the first person to become a teacher shows his or her "differentiation" and, after some imagination, asks him or her not to feel comfortable trying.

And in that case, it's often a bat, as I mentioned earlier.

Exceptionally, there are some who occasionally choose other animals, almost none who try anything more unusual than that in about that.

Yet Lent Fina...

I'm trying to "differentiate" that part of the plant that has turned into a plant.

No, something popped out of there.

If you look closely, it is birds and ravens.

Both seem to be black shadows, identical to the initial state of normal "differentiation," but as we run around Lent, the details are gradually becoming clearer and starting to take on a form that is confusing with the real thing.

In addition, various things pop out of Lent's body.

Pigs, small dragons, rats, etc.... Besides, Lent's body was beginning to look like a nasty, deep-green swollen, evil forest.

It has reached several times the size of Lent himself, and the appearance makes me imagine a shmini turned into a monster.

So, to be honest, isn't this a failure?

I even thought about that for a moment, and I thought I'd get my hands on it.

But the various creatures that were running around there return to the woods as something called them after a while.

And as the animals returned into the woods, the woods calmed their swelling and gradually became smaller.

The forest, which had a deep green colour, returns its colour to the shadow black and its shape to the human form.

However, the human form was occasionally about to pop the head and feet of the animal out of its contour, as if it had a variety of animals in it, but it also slowly subsided.

And then, to the black human form, gradually the human colour returned - eventually to the shape of Lent Fina.

That means saying it's not a failure......

I mean, Lent Fina got it under control.

I changed my body to something so chaotic, and despite my first Differentiation, I separated myself from my point of view and consciousness in a few or dozen bodies, but I brought everything back to where it belonged, and I came back.

Only vampires wearing Differentiation, Vampires, will know how difficult this is.

Not to mention that the rarely prominent talented vampire "Vampire" controlled the complex "Differentiation" from the beginning, but I wasn't expecting that much from Lent from the boulder, so I was surprised.

That said, it may be a subtle skill because it's not necessarily because I can do this, and strength itself doesn't mean it's superior...

What can I say, if I say it with witchcraft or chi, is that I am good at fine control, and the power of magic or chi itself is strong and huge, which is a different feeling.

Of course, I'm not talking about, so what, it's commendable because it's important that you have good control.

As for the magnitude of Lent's power, it is still unknown what will happen next, but there is no doubt that he is looking forward to the future.

But nevertheless, how do I interpret the particularities of the earlier Differentiation......

After all, is it coming from the fact that Lent is not at least the common vampire Vampire?

But that should be true of Lina too, but what she did falls within the scope of the usual "differentiation" only.

So, is there any other reason?

I don't know......

"... ugh. You got it figured out. Isaac, how'd it go? I guess it was done right, me."

Lent asks me that without knowing my various perplexes and grids.

I don't have the exact answer to this.

However, there would be only one answer as to whether the Differentiation was done properly.

"... Yeah, I was made. It was just an extremely odd 'differentiation' though. Couldn't you do it normally?

It made me seem a little disgusted because my grid in my heart just came out a little bit on the table.

There are no sardines to blame for that.