Trying to Prevent Exactly That

Sonzei was truly without any idea of what to do. 'Rean, I'm not anywhere near as good as you said! Where did it all come from?' He asked through Divine Sense.

Rean shook his head. 'Weren't you the greatest prospect of your tribe? Just embrace it.'

Olvris wasn't finished yet. "Whatever. Even if he somehow miraculously wins against a Leviathan of the same level, so what? How does it prove we are wrong? In fact, it only proves we were right. Sharing our bloodline was the wrong decision."

Rean sighed in response. "Naive, too naive! You shouldn't think like that. Instead, what you should truly think is that perhaps allowing the Leviathan Bloodline to be shared is the best choice you could ever make. Leviathans are, without a doubt, Divine Demon Beasts, just like my friend Kentucky there. Their reproduction rate is terrible, right?"

"So?" Olvris asked.