Modern Cultivation : The Strongest Couple Bonded by Vampire System-Chapter 619 - 619: Creating New Bodies

"Interesting. I'll need to know how you made this later, Faerith, but for now, let's rebuild your body first."
Alex drew runes in the air, slowly extracting Faerith's soul from inside.
Meanwhile, it had been three hours since Alex entered and checked the structure of the material.
MingYue was already seated outside, talking with Karen about the situation, confirming what happened in the past and filling in the blanks.
"So many things have happened. By the way, I don't see the goblin army. Where are all of them?"
Karen let out a heavy sigh.
She still remembered the day they were running away from Ainode, when a huge fight broke out at the Hunter Association base and robots were everywhere.
Sigma and the Mecalyte also intervened, bombarding the area.
"At that time, there were multiple conflicts. Some people tried to escape to the Association HQ so we could leave together," Karen said.
"The Association had already prepared a spaceship for a case like this."
"If you had one, why not hide it and quietly escape?" MingYue asked, confused by the situation.
"If everyone knows about the ship, it's almost guaranteed things will escalate.
People would run from all over the world to board it, and Sigma and the Mecalyte would throw everything they have to make sure the ship fails to launch."
"Exactly," Karen said.
"That was our plan, but someone leaked it.
It turned into chaos, and the goblin army fought their way through, protecting people from the Suzaku Guild."
"None of them survived?" MingYue asked, her voice tightening.
"They survived," Karen said.
"They judged that bringing everyone to the Association was too risky, so they stayed back to protect the rest.
The last news we got was that they were hiding in one of the Dark Zones."
"That's good news," MingYue said, exhaling. "That means they survived."
MingYue felt relieved. She knew those goblins and had interacted with them a lot when she was in Alex's world, and she still remembered one high goblin who sacrificed its life for Alex.
"At least he won't be burdened with this," she thought.
Alex leaped out from the robot. At the same time, the robot's eyes dimmed, and it collapsed to the ground.
In his palm, Faerith's soul hovered, surrounded by runes.
"Is that…" Haid asked as he walked closer. He could feel the familiar presence.
"Yes. It's Faerith's soul," Alex said. "Move back. I'm going to remake her body now."
Haid's eyes turned teary. "You can really do that?"
He had been stuck on this problem for a long time.
He had spent so much and tried everything, but he never found a single solution, and now Alex came out of nowhere and said he could do it.
It made him skeptical, but at the same time, it made him hopeful.
Alex nodded. "See with your own eyes."
He started drawing more runes and sending them into the air.
They linked together, forming a barrier that didn't allow anyone to see what was inside.
Then he started pouring the material.
"Human body base materials," Alex muttered, like he was reciting a checklist.
"Water, thirty-five liters. Carbon, twenty kilograms.
Ammonia, four liters. Lime, one point five kilograms. Phosphorus, eight hundred grams.
Salt, two hundred fifty grams. Saltpeter, one hundred grams.
Sulfur, eighty grams. Fluorine, seven point five grams.
Iron, five grams. Silicon, three grams. And the rest are trace elements."
Alex poured while adjusting viscosity and density, then locking each layer with a rune.
Alex mumbled, "Since she has proved her loyalty, I think I will make her a vampire. MingYue, what do you think?"
"A vampire?" Haid asked in disbelief.
Solomon and Karen also watched with disbelief, because what they were seeing was beyond their knowledge.
Recreating someone's body and changing their race felt like the realm of a god.
"As long as she agrees, I'm fine with it," MingYue replied.
"In that case, Faeri-"
Before Alex could finish, an excited voice rang out from the soul.
"YES! Don't even think about it! And you, Haid, don't you dare say any objections!"
She had spent a lot of time researching Alucard's blood.
Even after Alex absorbed it, she still kept writing down the progression and the changes in his body, and now that she had a chance to become the same race as that blood, a vampire, there was no way she would reject it.
Haid lips twitched, "well vampire is still better than robot… might as well.."
"Let's start, then," Alex said.
Alex threw all the material inside the barrier.
He drew more runes, then poured his lifeforce into them, completely focused as he made sure nothing would go wrong.
As he continued the process, Alex reached a crossroads.
'Now I can do it as usual, creating a body where Faerith's soul slowly combines with it, or I can try what I just learned from the Mecalyte.
Their souls are woven with their bodies.
That would let her revive without problems or rejection, but if her body is destroyed, it will also hurt her soul.
Well in exchange It will also give her a lot of soul-like talents and abilities' Alex thought.
This time, Alex discussed the details with Faerith through his mind.
As a researcher, she immediately picked the second option, pain was not enough to stop her from creating a new path for humanity.
'Alright.'
Alex flicked the sould forward, guiding it into the center of the formation.
The runes reacted the moment her presence crossed the boundary.
A thin thread of light stretched from Alex's palm to the soul, then split into many strands. Each strand connected to a different rune, and the whole formation started rotating slowly.
He didn't rush.
He moved step by step, transforming the material matching it's wavelength as close as possible with Faerith.
Outside the barrier, the others could only see blurred shadows and flashes of symbols.
'Now turn the soul into strand mixing it together with each particle of her new body.'
This is the most dangerous part of the process, and Alex need to make sure it's done perfectly.
Mortal Soul is fragile, and it easily broken.
One wrong step than it will end in catastrophe.