569.Chapter 569
“Let me see, what should I choose this time? Bloodclamp Vine not suitable
“Forsaken Blossom, can bugs deal with other bugs, particularly those with emotions? Seems not quite right…
“Then there’s Heartbane Herb, Frostthorn Sprig… Heartbane Herb works, now to choose another Sevenfold Begonia.
suppose.”
After selecting the two deadly herbs, Eliza used the power of the pocket farm to transfer them into the pavilion, then equipped herself and got to work.
If Heartbane Herb and Sevenfold Begonia were mixed directly, the toxicity wouldn’t reach its full potential it was better to process them first, extract the poison, and then combine it with other materials to intensify the effec
The proportions needed adjustment, and the auxiliary herbs needed to be tested one by one. Time was running out otherwise, there wouldn’t be enough time for the King Parasite to absorb the poison
Thinking this, Eliza accelerated her actions, and at the same time, called upon all the toxic insects in the carion to assist
her.
Soon, the pavilion became a whirlwind of activity.
Two hours later, Eliza raised the small vial in her hand, her eyes sparkling as she looked at the liquid rade. This was the successful fusion of two highly toxic substances.
Eliza thought, ‘Let’s test it.‘
She raised her hand and carefully poured a drop of the poison onto a regular potted plant.
In the blink of an eye, the once–lush plant was swiftly destroyed by the eerie green liquid. Its trunk withered and emptied, its leaves turned yellow and fell, and even the roots lost all vitality in mere moments.
Watching this, Eliza’s eyes gleamed with satisfaction. “Not bad, not bad. It’s finally reached the expected effect. The antidote formula is complete. Now, just the final step.”
King Parasite’s poison absorption.
Eliza summoned the King Parasite, which she had been nurturing by the stream in the pocket farm, to her side.
By now, the King Parasite, influenced by the magical water and the power of the pocket farm, had already forgotten its old master and acknowledged her as its new one.
To be cautious, Eliza decided to add her blood into the process of poison absorption, ensuring the King Paras submission.
Time was of the essence. As soon as the King Parasite arrived at the pavilion, Eliza brought out the s used to breed toxic insects.
complete
bed vessel she
The vessel was custom–made, large enough to hold the bugs, and it was filled with toxins and the scent of many poisonous insects.
Eliza intended to make the King Parasite her “Poison King,” so she didn’t bother clearing the scent of the other insects. This would give the King Parasite a chance to familiarize itself with it.
The toxins would also serve as an early adaptation.
Sure enough, as soon as Eliza placed the King Parasite in the vessel, it began to react.
It emitted sharp, intermittent insect cries, filled with a restless and weakened feeling. Clearly, the toxins were making it struggle.
But if this small dose of poison made it struggle, what would happen when the real challenge came?
Realizing that the King Parasite seemed to be feigning weakness to gain sympathy, Eliza narrowed her eyes.
“If you can’t absorb the poison, then die. I don’t keep useless things.”
She suddenly spoke, her tone icy, without caring whether the King Parasite understood her words.
As long as it wasn’t stupid, it would feel that its new master was not someone to be trifled with.
If it tried to play tricks in front of her, it would r
After Eliza made her firm statement, the King F the toxins in the vessel.
Successfully unlocked!
ign weakness anymore. It quickly absorbed all
