"I did it," Gael remarked, looking at it. "That's weird."
Of course, the development brought the inquisitive adventurer taking another page of notes. Gael focused on the sphere of blood, imagining a different shape as it morphed itself into another form: a miniature sword.
"Oh? Blood magic is quite the rare magecraft, select to only isolated clans. They'd throw a fit if they saw you," Blythe observed from her chair.
Like a child's toy, he tampered with the blood, changing it from the shape of a sword, to a dog, even to the capybara.
"I wouldn't say this is inherently the work of magecraft. It's a biological alteration—a physical ability," Matteo observed, writing into his journal further.
Blythe seemed equally intrigued, "Such is the power of a system. It's the power of Outlanders, that which frightens Mastorn."