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Chapter 170

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Chapter 170

Chapter 170: Provocation to the Dark Wizard

“Bang~”

Locke’s eyes changed slightly. A calf on the operating table in his simple laboratory exploded like a bomb after drinking water mixed with a drop of fission agent.

In the concentration monocle in Locke’s left eye, the changes in the calf’s magic power after it took the potion were recorded.

The various elements in the calf’s body reacted violently in an instant, and all the elements turned into light and fire elements in this reaction.

Then the calf’s flesh exploded.

Locke was stunned. “This potion is supposed to be taken by wizards to increase their mental strength.”

“It seems that before taking it, detailed safety dosage experiments are indeed necessary.”

“Also, I must strengthen my body as much as possible. Otherwise, the moment the elements fission and large quantities of light and fire particles are produced, my body will be torn apart like that calf.”

“But at the same time, if my body can withstand this powerful energy, it is indeed possible for my magic power to improve rapidly in a short period of time.”

“In any case, this approach is indeed somewhat radical.”

Locke thought of archaeology. Perhaps it would be wiser to study archaeology before taking the fission potion and use archaeology to enhance his physical fitness.

Locke ordered the cat maids to come in and clean up the laboratory, and used a syringe to extract a tube of blood from each of them.

During this period, Locke often drew blood from the two catwomen, and constantly used blood purification equipment and specific blood separation potions to try to extract the special blood in their bodies using alchemy methods.

Of course, this is a huge project and may require some more advanced equipment.

But if one can successfully extract the blood of the ancient three-eyed tiger-eyed cat, it will indeed greatly enhance one’s physical condition!

And this is also what I need now in order to quickly increase my mental strength.

Locke left the laboratory and walked into his second small to medium-sized plantation. Yesterday, he had ordered the Minotaur slaves to erect the differential magic mirror in front of an acre of magic field.

At the same time, Locke used the grafting cultivation method to graft a degraded electric bamboo onto the daughter rootstock of an emerald iris lichen (mutant).

Locke immediately used secondary grafting healing technique on the wounds of both of them.

Where the wounds of the electric bamboo and the emerald iris lichen came into contact, ulcers continued to form and a special mucus was secreted. The mucus had a foul smell and was a little black.

Locke saw in the differential magic mirror that the many magical components of the degraded electric bamboo and the emerald iris lichen were in serious conflict. The two were barely healed together under the effect of the secondary grafting healing technique, but the next moment, the healed parts would be torn apart.

“As long as we can see which specific magical components are conflicting with each other, we can try to use specific magical resonance frequencies to mitigate these conflicts.”

Locke whispered, “In this way, an experiment that originally took more than half a month to complete may only take half a day.”

“Of course, this requires me to be more precise in my manipulation of the Magical Co-Frequency Cultivation Method and have a deeper understanding of the theoretical knowledge. Otherwise, it will be impossible to achieve.”

Locke adjusted the radiation cauldron at hand to a specific frequency, and suddenly in the reflection of the differential magic mirror, the conflict between the components of the two magic plants began to ease.

About half a day later, Locke saw that the degraded electric bamboo had shown obvious signs of benign changes, and at the same time, the emerald iris lichen variant had also undergone certain changes.

Obviously, the offspring of this variant of Emerald Iris Lichen has memorized the characteristics of the curse on the Electric Bamboo and has produced corresponding changes in magic resistance.

Locke carefully used a shovel to dig out the mutant seed and moved it to another acre of magic field for preservation.

Emerald Iris Lichen is a fungal magical plant. One characteristic of fungal magical plants is that they can communicate with each other.

Therefore, when a spore develops a memory of magical resistance to a certain curse, it will pass this memory to the rest of the emerald iris lichens over time.

Of course, first of all, we need to cultivate a variant of the emerald iris lichen in order to achieve the exchange of this magic-resistant antibody.

The original Emerald Iris Lichen did not have any natural resistance to curses. The original Emerald Iris Lichen was more of a natural increase in magic resistance and had the ability to remember magic resistance.

The specific magic resistance antibodies inside it will disappear over time and gradually return to its original state.

One advantage of this is that when you are attacked by other magic, such as elemental magic other than curse magic, you will develop special magic resistance against elemental magic.

Locke later used the grafting method to cultivate a shield-shaped variant of the emerald iris lichen, which developed a specific resistance only to curse magic.

The advantage of this is that this mutant species of Emerald Iris Lichen has greatly increased resistance to curse magic.

It even possesses the ability of active defense and is gradually transforming into a combat magic plant.

Locke wants to cultivate a super defensive magic plant against curse magic based on this magic plant.

Locke checked the time and said, “Another grafting experiment has been completed. The variant of the Emerald Iris Lichen has adapted to the second demonic plant curse.”

“Hasn’t found any broad-spectrum magic resistance to curses yet.”

“I need more demonic plant curses.”

“I have to go to the Healing Hands Research Institute this afternoon.”

Locke pondered, “Maybe I should give Severin a go.”

…

In the afternoon, at the Healing Hands Clinic, when Locke walked into the clinic, he deliberately greeted many of the potion master’s assistants in the clinic.

Since Severin had obtained my first-hand treatment data of Luckin before, I think I can also convey information to her in the treatment center.

Locke had noticed before that there must be many people in the white wizard society who were exploited by black wizards.

The two articles I bought from the library before obviously used a lot of data on dark wizards. I think that person probably has some problems.

It is indeed possible that the wizard apprentices of Lilith’s Hut would have the motivation to trade some information with the dark wizards in order to publish more articles.

Moreover, the white wizards will also spend money to directly purchase the services of some black wizards.

For example, the historian McCarthy, his teacher was most likely a dark wizard.

But for some reason, McCarthy himself turned to the White Wizard.

Archaeologists have a very special and high status in the dark wizard society.

But even so, McCarthy still prefers to open a small shop in Chimera Market. There must be a special reason behind it.

Whether white wizards or black wizards, they are all wizards in essence, so they are not completely isolated from each other.

Carrie Ackerman, a first-class wizard apprentice assistant in Angron’s studio, who was wearing red lip makeup, greeted Locke at the entrance of the treatment center.

She felt a bit gloating and wanted to watch the fun, so she said to Locke, “Good morning, Augustine the Potion Master.”

“Ah, do you have any ideas for treating those two patients who are cursed by the demonic plant?”

Locke pretended to be indifferent and said, “Well, I already have an idea for a solution.”

“The Demonic Plant Curse is just a relatively common curse, far inferior to my Lesser Emerald Potion.”

“I’m very confident about that.”

Carrie Ackerman was stunned for a moment and looked at Locke in surprise. For a moment, she couldn’t understand why Locke was so confident.

Even their studio didn’t dare to touch the curse, but Locke handled it with ease and didn’t take it seriously.

Carrie Ackerman forced a smile. “Potion Master Augustine is joking.”

“As long as you are sure.”

After hearing this, many of the potion master assistants around looked at Locke thoughtfully.

Seeing that his goal had been achieved, Locke quickly left and walked towards his office.

“According to Severin’s personality, she is very arrogant. If she realizes that I despise her magic plant curse, she will probably find a way to create more magic plant curses in a short time.”

‘But that’s also what I expected to happen.’

“I hope it works. Dark wizards…are likely to be easily angered.”

(End of this chapter)