Steampunk Era: Mad Abield

In his past life, Malin wasn’t able to leave anything behind, but in this life, to be able to leave so many branches of his bloodline, Malin felt completely satisfied.

However, Matilda’s child was named Haus... Why would he be named Haus? All the other children took the surname Gaiate. It seems that the situation wasn’t as Malin had previously thought, that it was Matilda’s son who married into the Haus family, but rather it was the last daughter who married some lad from the Haus family.

Hmm... that’s right, I was thinking crooked before.

And how should I put it, Jessica, Lillim, and Clovis, these three branches I wasn’t able to find out about from the newspapers, but anyhow, if they have children, with their current strengths, they would undoubtedly be able to leave a considerable inheritance for their children. Malin believed he could help out as well. So if even with that, they were to come to an end, one could only say it was fate.

At this thought, Malin put aside the unpleasant feelings in his heart, turned to the new page of the newspaper, and saw the new content—The Institution of Magic and Science Research’s latest study indicated that every person in our world is capable of deep diving; it’s just that some people are born with the ability, while others need to activate their bloodline power.

Wow, what is this, it sounds so grand.

Malin, surprised, quickly read through the content.

The Institution of Magic and Science Research must be the academy that Malin co-founded in Sydney in the Union. The newspaper didn’t mention how to activate the power of the bloodline, but it’s quite obvious that the benefits of activation are listed—for example, once someone’s bloodline power is activated, they can deep dive, return to the past to enter the memories of their ancestors, and gain various enhancements.

At the bottom, a name caught Malin’s attention—Tot Haus.

His mate was a Toby rabbit, the kind that’s all mutated.

Seems similar to Clovis.