Vampire Lord's Demonic Wives

"I wanted to inquire about something. Since this tech was originally developed by the elves, I am sure you are capable of answering my questions, sir."

Zoravec intentionally addressed the healer as 'sir' by giving him a respectable title. It was obvious that they were a proud race and worked only on their own will.

Thus Zoravec had to choose his words wisely if he really intended to find some answers from the healer. He put on a soft gesture but made sure that his curiosity would be visible from his expressions. Devi, the demoness had filled him in with a lot of such information about other races.

It was not hard for him to figure out how to deal with the healer, especially after the homework he had done with the help of the demoness. The healer was equally impressed by the curiosity and the way Zoravec was confident in his stance that the healer might possess the knowledge.

"Yes, sure."

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Zoravec was elated upon hearing the positive response from the healer. He smiled and pulled his arm to ask questions at first before he could possibly request the healing. The healer was also aware of his tactics by now, he knew what Zoravec was trying to do. And it impressed him that he was not a person blinded by the trend of the herd.
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Everyone else activated their systems immediately as they got the rewards. But only Zoravec did not do that, and the healer could guess it accurately the way Zoravec inquired. Zorave did not hold back after getting a reply from him, and placed his first question as the healer settled himself in the chair.

"Is there any way that these systems can access the user's thoughts or subconscious mind?"

The healer gave a lopsided grin upon the first witty question which nobody else has ever asked them. Whereas Blake was stunned with the query, that thought never crossed his mind to begin with.

As much as he was shocked he could not blame Zoravec because Blake activated it upon his own will. But now he was also interested in hearing the whole thing and was curious about the rest of the questions Zoravec might have. The healer was equally amazed and waited for the rest of the questions while he replied to the current one.

"No. These systems were created to keep a track of the records of the users. It is set on the 'ask and get information' feature by default. The prominent features include providing information about your element when it gets identified by the bloodline check. The rest of the attributes cover the knowledge related to your elemental power and how you want to increase the levels in different aspects."

The healer paused for a moment before continuing the information further. He was sure what Zoravec intended to know about the whole thing. Whereas Blake stood there quiet and heard everything which could be useful for him too in future. They both were all ears to make notes in their heads about how the system worked.

"The systematic tech was made for the users to examine and improve individually. The mentors and sages cannot be there all the time. After all, every person has to do some self training side by side according to their elements. The army will cater all the elements equally under the task and quests made for them generally."
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Zoravec's eyes widened upon the information, he had no clue about the multiple elements. It appeared that Devi also had no knowledge about it either. The demoness did not fill in anything about it and now that the healer had already told him about such powers. Zoravec was now curious about Blake's element but before shifting his attention there he had to find the answers to everything else.

"I see. And how many elements are there? And do they differ for each race?"

Zoravec put forward another question which was also a crucial one. He had no knowledge about it and since Devi also had no clue on the matter, Zoravec was only left with the healer as the source of information.

The healer was genuinely impressed by the persistent queries coming from him. He was sure that Zoravec will go far with the current unsettled itch of his. It was obvious that he did not trust people easily, let alone the technology. The healer became curious how Zoravec was able to put faith in Blake.

Nonetheless, it was once in a blue thing to spot such a competent and witty applicant. And now that Zoravec had already snagged his attention successfully, the healer invested himself in teaching him a few tricks. Blake seemed interested in everything as he seemed competent enough to improve his meagre stats.

"I am not sure how to reply to this since the recurring elements among all the known races and species are the same. But the whole world is big enough to leave a huge room for exploration. If some other kinds of species exist then they are unknown to us. And if this assumed theory is true by any chance then there must be some other elements too."

Zoravec could simply nod at the provided information since he had no clue how much that was true. There was a big possibility that other species must exist and were still unexplored. Or let's say if that was untrue, then there must be some other elements found within the mixed breeds.

Far instance, the dhampirs possessed the same elements despite being bitten or injected by the noble bloods. There was no difference between their and an ordinary human's bloodline element. However, there were just additional enhanced perks such as potential physical strength and speed compared to ordinary humans.

Since the humans had no affinity to access their powers it made them the weakest kind. The ones who showed some affinity upon any kind of catalyst were picked by the pentagons to turn into soldiers or potential dhampirs. Now the question remained, what was the actual cause of affinity within humans? Mana? Genetic mutations? Or some mystical thing?

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