"Right. I mean, if you can get your hands on it here and it works, then why not? Sounds like it'd be an interesting substance to work with, at the very least. Mortal blood can already be used for such a variety of purposes, you kind of have to wonder what the blood of anything that could even claim to be a god could do."

To be honest, the idea scares him a little? His being generally of the opinion that divinity was not a tangible thing aside, he's gotten the gist by now that that's not necessarily the case everywhere in the wider worlds. If someone or something had power enough to be called a god with minimal argument, how much of that power was inherent to the parts of the body it inhabits?

It's a lot to think about, and he sort of wishes he were a good enough alchemist to see and understand for himself.