If he could create a spirit as he wanted and Alessa gave her the body, essentially, this woman would belong to both. She was an entity of this spirit world. She had the body given to her by 'Her Mother', the Progenitor, and at the same time, the spirit given to her by 'Her Father', the Essence.
But.
The question that reigned in Matt's head was, 'Can I give her a different body to the spirits? Can I take these spirits to walk in my world and have a perfect connection with both worlds?'
Even more...
Spirits have a problem: Their abilities cannot develop in the spirit world more than what they already have from birth. There are ways to develop, but it involves falling into the dark practices of the world. Another way to develop is through contracts they form with humans or other races.
That also gives them greater potential for growth in their own world.
That being the case, what if, instead of a contract, Matt gave them a body capable of living in both worlds?
Could they become much more powerful? Could they develop new abilities?
'Could a Spirit Vampire exist, capable of belonging to both races?'
So many questions were in his head, and all he had to do to get an answer was to sink his teeth into the neck of the beautiful creature he had just created.
There was no way to hold back.
Matt sensed that his creation was planning to resist, so he immediately froze her limbs.
But she still managed to break free from his grip and pushed Matt away from her, but the icy power in her body made her fall to the ground, unable to move.
Matt dug his legs into the ground to stop and stared at her. 'Good stamina... It's stronger than I thought. Did I really create a spirit with such unique abilities? Despite just being born, that strength is over 20,000.' Matt was excited when he saw this.
The moment she hit him, the power in her fist was terrifyingly strong; if she had hit him properly, she would have broken several of his bones just from that. But she shouldn't have too much power because she had just been created.
And although newly created spirits have strength because of their abilities, that strength is limited to those abilities.
That's why Matt felt he had hit the nail on the head with the ability he had in mind to create this new existence.
She didn't expect to see it in him.
So she didn't move from where she was, and although she wanted to do something so that her new creation wouldn't feel pain, in the end, she didn't do anything as she was afraid to approach the current Matt.
Time passed slowly, and between screams and transformations, the body of the new creation was transformed into something different.
A different body and mentality was created. Essentially, this was a spirit with a very high intelligence, but at the same time, one that was just on her first day of birth. Although her intelligence was high, her mentality was easily moldable because she had not lived very long.
It was because of this that her mentality was gently molding towards what Matt wanted.
'The difficulty of creating someone new and molded to my liking is staggering. Not only does it consume a great deal of energy and mental fortitude, but it also has a great likelihood of failure.'
'If it hadn't been for the abilities I created her with, her body would have been destroyed several hours ago... It seems like this is much more complicated for being a spirit.' Matt thought and sighed.
There was nothing he could do. Right now, he just wanted to see the outcome.
But when the transformation was over, several hours later, she didn't get up.
Matt and Alessa could notice several things.
She approached at this point.
"Her body..."
"Yes, I gave her a vampire body. If she doesn't die, she can live in both worlds and become strong by following both teachings. what do you think?"
Alessa sighed after hearing this and crouched down in front of her. "The pain... Will it always happen when you try to turn someone into a vampire?"
"It's an unavoidable pain. Her whole body was being transformed, after all."
Once again, Alessa's countenance visibly declined. That was a terrifying pain. Each of the screams she had let out was etched deep inside her.
'It's too scary...' She sighed and decided not to answer Matt's question.