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Martial Arts: I Have Diligence Reward System

Chapter 669 237: I Am a Tyrant, I Don’t Care About Right or Wrong_3 (Page 1/2)

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The Yangxiang Race doesn’t like using bark for records; for something particularly important, they still prefer stone tablets, perhaps to make it appear solemn.

Su Yue clenched his fist tightly, his emotions were surging.

On the stone tablet was the specific method to resurrect the Frost Vine Insect.

Because it involved demon language, most people couldn’t understand the techniques on the stone tablet, so Mo Kai Tang wrote it openly here.

But this posed no difficulty for Su Yue.

Su Yue quickly noted down the method to awaken the Frost Vine Insect. In the future, whenever he wanted, he could write it on bark for the Divine Land’s Grandmasters to contemplate.

Even if the Grandmasters didn’t understand the demon language, it wouldn’t matter; with Su Yue’s ability, he could completely make some improvements.

Thus, after spending 20,000 diligence points, Su Yue finally obtained the method to resurrect the Frost Vine Insect perfectly.

Unfortunately, he wasn’t strong enough yet to wield this resurrection technique.

Given the situation, Su Yue had only one thing left to do... find the antidote.

As long as he could find a way to detoxify, this Frost Vine Armor would completely become the exclusive armor of the Earth Martial Artists.

So what if the Frost Vine Insect could be resurrected?

We, the Divine Land Martial Artists, do not fear it at all.

The other races do not understand the detoxification method for the Frost Vine Insect, but the human Martial Artists can awaken the Frost Vine Insect.

From now on, this Frost Vine Armor becomes exclusive to the Divine Land Martial Artists; the other races simply dare not use it.

I might have achieved a great merit.

Of course, now is not the time to rest on one’s laurels.

Su Yue found that those infected Martial Artists who were not completely dead would also be disposed of, leaving them to perish.

Now Su Yue suspected that Zi Mo was infected with the Frost Vine Insect’s poison because of contact with these abandoned Martial Artists.

All he needed to do was find a Martial Artist to start the research.

”This group of Martial Artists is still arguing. Most likely, it’ll be three days before they deal with the corpses; I still have to wait for three days!

”Damn beasts, even the Yangxiang Race has a procrastination problem.”

Su Yue observed once more, finding nothing of research value in the secret chamber.

He stood up, left the Nine Beasts Mountain, and headed towards the Chaotic Camp Mountain.

Time was tight, and there was still a lot to do.

First, have Huang Kui mobilize all the refugees to search as much as possible for Silver Thread Ants and White Rot Root.

Su Yue was still uncertain about the exact proportion of these two items, so he had to keep experimenting.

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Second, after three days, find a living specimen.

This shouldn’t be a major issue; those specimens are on the brink of death, and when killing them, the Frost Vine Insect is likely to infect them, and nobody would go out of their way for it.

They might even be buried alive directly.

Third, Su Yue needed Huang Kui to inquire about the nearby great canyon, especially the one not far from the Arrow Beast.

Huang Kui and his people were refugees, and they had many inside stories.

There was too much to do.

Upon leaving Mao Yao City, the guards at the city gates were much more courteous; Su Yue even noticed a flattering look on their faces.

”Stand straight, you loafers, haven’t you eaten?

”If you don’t want to guard the city, then get to the battlefield!”

Su Yue passed by the guards without looking at them, coldly admonishing as he did so.

”Yes!”

Instantly, a few guards stood up straight.

Although they didn’t know what position Hong Guo held, they knew this guy should not be offended.

No joke.

They couldn’t even provoke someone even the Seventh-Grade Camp General wouldn’t dare to.

Su Yue shook his head.

The damn bureaucracy, it’s addicting to complain about.

Soon, Su Yue returned to the Chaotic Camp Mountain.

Indeed.

This place was in complete disorder; under Huang Kui and Huang Tuo’s rule, Chaotic Camp Mountain had indeed become a haven for ragtag troops.

That’s precisely what Su Yue wanted.

When Lan Qi and Zi Mo were in charge before, there were still some relatively powerful squads.

Now... they had all become a bunch of sycophants.

Huang Kui lay in the tent that once belonged to Lan Qi, with several female Yangxiang Race attendants around him.

These days, Huang Kui was virtually living like an Immortal.

What luck.

Who would have thought that he, Huang Kui, could have today?

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