After Shenlan merged with the Ancestral Domain, it displayed unparalleled data calculation and analytical abilities.

With Ryan's speed, in a normal state, Shenlan couldn't possibly capture and calculate the opponent's speed.

But now, it can be done.

With these advantages, Herag directly engaged in intense close combat with Ryan.

Ryan was also unwilling to show weakness and wasn't afraid at all.

Although his power wasn't as strong as Herag's, it wasn't weak either.

Moreover, the Bloodline Power he controlled was stronger, so he wasn't completely at a disadvantage.

However, both of their power and Constitution were too strong, making it impossible to determine a winner in a short time.

…

Half a month later.

In the Red Forest, the Mushroom King and others held their usual afternoon tea party.

The Poker Gentleman looked towards the sky and said, "I wonder if the battle over there will spread here."

The Mushroom King said, "This is a bloodline conflict, neither side is simple. For now, they are still far from us, so it probably won't come here."

"I'm really envious of people with noble bloodlines," Lady Green said enviously after taking a sip of tea.

The battle between Herag and Ryan had already lasted half a month, and the battlefield had shifted countless times.

They fought, and the Demons suffered.

Currently, no Demon dared to get within a thousand kilometers of them; they all stayed far away, lest they inadvertently get caught in it and meet their end.

Even a strong place like the Red Forest was somewhat apprehensive of them.

Herag and Ryan, though not yet surpassing Level 6 creatures, were very close to that limit.

More importantly, both of them held top-tier Bloodlines of the Ancestral Level, making their strength incomparable to creatures of the same tier.

To take them on and ensure their capture, even usual Level 7 creatures had to seriously consider whether it was worthwhile.

So, these two had fought for half a month, with no other entities intervening.

However, some beings indeed lurked in the shadows, hoping to profit from others' conflicts.

Herag and Ryan, along the way, were not rampaging aimlessly; they intentionally avoided certain areas that were clearly off-limits.

As for those watching from the shadows, they were not much of an issue, as beings with true capabilities wouldn't hide there.

In the desolate mountains, the surrounding peaks had collapsed one after another.

Ryan was covered in wounds, with a long scar on his chest, oozing black golden blood.

Herag seemed uninjured, standing silently on the peak, staring at Ryan.

He indeed hadn't sustained any serious injuries.

With the presence of the Eternal Rule, he was immune to most damage.

Even if there was any damage, it would immediately recover due to the presence of the Eternal Rule.

But Ryan was different; he lacked Herag's means of defense and recovery.

In a prolonged battle, Ryan naturally took a big hit, depleting his resources in all aspects.

Herag was clever, never engaging in life-and-death battles with Ryan, but instead opted for a war of attrition.

He was very aware that he couldn't match Ryan with sheer strength.

To defeat Ryan, he relied on wearing him down over a long period.

Ryan also understood Herag's tactics, but he didn't have the ability to severely injure or kill Herag in one go.

Over half a month, Herag occasionally got injured, but under that mysterious influence of the Rule, he quickly recovered his combat power.

Herag extended his hand, from which thunder poured, quickly coalescing into a Thunder Sword several hundred meters long.

This was a method of controlling thunder that Herag had learned during his battles with Ryan.

He inherently shared the same Ancestral Bloodline as Ryan, and with Shenlan's data collection and analysis, Herag himself was a fast learner, naturally picking up lessons from Ryan's every move.

Ryan was half-kneeling on the ground, his dark golden eyes fixed on Herag, panting heavily, with blood streaming from his body.

"You've lost," Herag said, holding the Longsword.

Ryan said nothing. After a moment of silence, he stood up, stared directly at Herag, and said, "I have indeed lost. But I still have a means, at least to ensure you can die with me. But if this continues, no other Thunder God Ancestor will ever rise. You won, I lost, so the Bloodline Power in my body should belong to you."

"This…" Herag's dark golden eyes widened a bit, clearly shocked internally.

Ryan was injured, but far from being completely drained, and he definitely still had the strength for one more battle.

This battle might have continued much longer.

But now, Ryan seemed unwilling for mutual destruction, so he chose to concede voluntarily, handing over the Ancestral Bloodline within him.

It was at this moment that Herag truly realized that what Ryan valued was the continuation of the Thunder God Ancestral Bloodline, and his intention to kill him for his bloodline was solely for this purpose.

Seeing himself as the lesser, Ryan chose to give up actively...

Herag asked, "Is the Ancestor no longer there?"

He was naturally referring to the Thunder God Ancestor.

Ryan said, "No longer. I hope you can become the next Thunder God Ancestor."

"Can the Ancestor perish as well?" Herag asked.

He originally thought that the Ancestor was the end of all things, an eternal, indestructible presence, so how could it perish?

Ryan said, "I'm not sure either, but I can sense that it is indeed no longer there."

"This…" Herag pondered, considering why the Ancestor would perish.

At this moment, Ryan spread his arms, looked up at the sky, and terrifying energy surged within him, with countless cracked patterns appearing on his surface.

"No!" Herag believed Ryan didn't actually need to sacrifice himself; he had other ways to promote to Level 7 through the power system of a Wizard.

Compared to the Bloodline Power within Ryan, the person of Ryan might hold greater significance for Herag and could even develop into a helper.

The information Ryan possessed was also very meaningful to Herag.

During this time, while in battle, Herag had also been pondering these things, and just after the conversation with Ryan, he finally understood.

But it seemed too late, as Ryan used some means to release everything, a mass of blood-red energy shot into Herag's body at lightspeed, fusing perfectly with Herag's own bloodline.

This scene disappointed many hidden Demons nearby; they had been waiting for this very moment.

However, Ryan had already anticipated these and simply didn't give these rats a chance.

Ancestral Bloodlines are not to be tainted by others!

Once this bloodline entered Herag's body, a massive flood of information surged.

The Great Dark Heaven within Herag's mind automatically activated, beginning to absorb this turbulent, violent Bloodline Power.

Since this bloodline power was already of the same origin, Herag sustained no damage, and after absorbing this, his bloodline rapidly grew stronger and unlocked new potential.

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