A Farmer’s Journey To Immortality Book - Chapter 79

stered the concoctions to prisoners, were orally and others applied to open wounds, ensuring the spirit bloodline through veins.

As the assimilation process started, the prisoners’ bodies reacted dramatically, each displaying unique manifestations of bloodline’s influence.

Some turned an alarming crimson, pulsing through torn and pores.

Others drained of vitality, while a few underwent grotesque transformations.

Limbs twisted into gnarled branches, torsos morphed into tree trunks, and skin a texture as if nature itself claimed them.