Wizard: Starting as a Lord Marrying a Wife

In the study.

"So, it might be worth looking for wives with unique talents?"

David was deep in thought, exploring the potential of his system.

If dual cultivation with a partner possessing a specific bloodline could awaken or strengthen his own, could the same happen with other types of bloodlines?

This hypothesis stemmed from his system's activation and his subsequent awakening of the Frost Giant Wolf bloodline, likely tied to Leah's own trace of the same bloodline.

However, women with such bloodlines were rare. Otherwise, he would have already tested this theory. If he could awaken multiple bloodlines, he might also cultivate multiple breathing techniques, accelerating his strength exponentially.

Beyond women with unique bloodlines, this world also boasted other forms of extraordinary power.

There were the Saintesses of the Church of Holy Light, wielding holy powers; the witches, viewed as demonic agents by the same church; and the rare non-human races.

Could his system allow him to harness the powers of these extraordinary beings as well?

Of course, this was all speculation. He would need to test it to know for sure.

"For now, I'll focus on strengthening the Frost Giant Wolf bloodline."

With a plan in mind, David headed toward the master bedroom, intent on another session of dual cultivation with Leah. Strength was his most urgent priority.

To his surprise, Leah was particularly proactive today.

"Master David…" Leah turned her shy face away, her cheeks flushed.

Thinking of his kindness toward her, Leah had long resolved to give him an heir to continue the Frostwolf lineage.

David smiled gently. Seeing her initiative, his earlier guilt dissipated.

That night was unusually long.

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[You have completed a session of cultivation. Frost Giant Wolf Bloodline +10.]

[Frost Giant Wolf Bloodline: Tier 1 (12/100)]

As Leah slept soundly beside him, David opened his system panel and froze at what he saw.

+10!

This session had increased his bloodline strength by 10 points—ten times more than the previous session.

Why?

The previous session had only yielded a single point. What had changed?

Closing his eyes, David replayed the day in his mind. On the surface, nothing significant seemed different.

Wait.

Leah had been proactive this time.

Moreover, after spending the day together, he had noticed a shift in her demeanor—she seemed more comfortable, and their connection felt deeper.

Could it be that the effectiveness of their sessions depended on their emotional bond and mutual understanding?

Half a month passed.

During this time, David and Leah grew increasingly close.

[You have completed a session of cultivation. Frost Giant Wolf Bloodline +18.]

[Frost Giant Wolf Bloodline: Tier 2 (189/500)]

Just as he had hypothesized, as their connection deepened, the experience points gained from each session increased.

This progress allowed David to push his Frost Giant Wolf bloodline to Tier 2, significantly enhancing his cultivation speed.

Although the system primarily strengthened his bloodline, the breakthrough from Tier 1 to Tier 2 felt like a complete transformation. Coupled with the Frostwolf Elixirs, David's knightly strength now approached the peak of Tier 1.

As his strength grew, so did his stamina. Recently, he had increased their sessions from once a day to twice—once in the morning and once at night.

If not for concern about Leah's endurance, he might have pushed for three or four times daily.

"Master David, perhaps you should find a few more sisters to join me," Leah suggested softly, lying in his arms.

The Grey Wolf Knight had already approached her with this idea. To her surprise, she found herself unopposed to it and had even expressed her willingness to accept others.

Yet David had declined, leaving her both touched and worried. She feared she might not be able to meet his needs alone.

"If I find someone I truly like, I'll accept them," David reassured her.

To him, adding more ordinary women was pointless. If he encountered someone he genuinely liked, he would consider it, but winning his favor would not be easy.

"Instead of worrying about giving me sisters, you should focus on training yourself," David teased with a chuckle.

Leah, possessing a trace of the Frost Giant Wolf bloodline, had the innate talent for knighthood. While she couldn't activate her bloodline to become a full knight, with enough resources, she could still reach the level of a high-ranking knight's attendant.

If Leah's physique improved to that level, she could endure his full efforts, and the rate at which his bloodline strength increased might rival that of having multiple partners.

"Yes, I'll dedicate myself to practicing the breathing technique," Leah said earnestly, resting her head against his chest, deeply moved by his care.

Knight training resources were incredibly valuable, yet Master David was willing to invest them in her. This was proof of how much he valued her.

Steeling herself, Leah took the initiative, pressing herself closer to him.

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The next day, after breakfast, David led Leah to the back garden.

He had ordered the area sealed off to ensure their privacy. With enemies lurking everywhere, David intended to keep his awakening of the Frost Giant Wolf bloodline a secret while quietly strengthening himself.

"This fits you perfectly," David remarked, circling Leah with a satisfied nod.

Leah now wore a modified training outfit based on a maid's uniform.

The top was made of dark cotton-linen blend fabric, retaining the high collar and long sleeves of the original maid attire. The neckline had a small opening fastened with a delicate wooden button, while the chest featured a subtle V-shaped cut, tied with crossed laces in an elegant knot.

The skirt had been altered into a pair of loose, lantern-shaped pants, flaring outward from the thighs to create a comfortable yet functional silhouette.

"Master David…" Leah turned her head away shyly, unable to meet his gaze.

Though she had been a wife for so

me time, her thin skin hadn't changed. Every time David tried something new, it took a lot of coaxing to convince her.