NOVEL NEXT Chapter 547 - 541: Dragon-Breath Herb
Chapter 547: Chapter 541: Dragon-Breath Herb
Seeing David Jones glance at him, the quick-witted Clive Brown snapped his fingers.
Three beautiful maids then pushed open the doors, each holding a jade box specially used for preserving elixirs.
Under the curious gaze of everyone, Clive Brown confidently waved the box which opened by his force, immediately filling the whole room with a breathtaking fragrance.
Smelling this enticing fragrance, David Jones’s gaze was instantly attracted to the faint brown stone flower in the hands of the maid in the middle.
Without activating his Illusion-Piercing Eye, even David Jones, who was familiar with all kinds of herbs, still could not recognize this perfect and naturally formed elixir.
Noticing David Jones’s astonished gaze, Clive Brown introduced it with a smile.
“Sir, this is Dragon-Carving Flower, which only grows near the Dragon God’s stone sculptures. It is an S tier King class elixir unique to the Divine Might Hall. By grinding it into powder and applying it all over the body, it can greatly increase skin defense and give tremendous progress to one’s cultivation.”
Martin Houston’s eyes narrowed, and he glanced deeply at Clive Brown. “My good grandson is really willing to part with it. Even I, his grandfather, haven’t been able to get a Dragon-Carving Flower on my birthday!”
A hint of barely detectable envy appeared on the serious face of Ignis Wire standing beside them.
According to what he knew, there were only three Dragon-Carving Flowers in the Divine Might Hall. After Clive Brown used one, he still had two more precious pieces as resources for his own advancement.
Despite being the chief of the External Alchemy Tower and having a high status in Silver-Abyssal City, he still couldn’t obtain a Dragon-Carving Flower from Clive Brown.
After hearing the introduction, David Jones unconsciously activated his Illusion-Piercing Eye and saw an odd color in his eyes.
[Dragon-Breath Herb]: A Level VI Wood, Dragon dual-system SS tier Spiritual Plant. This elixir is originally an ordinary spiritual grass but was evolved and sublimated under the constant influence of the Immortal Dragon’s breath. It has miraculous effects on refining bones, muscles, and skin.
Note: When this elixir is mixed with Fire Green Feather Leaf, Fire-attribute Dragon Pets below Class VI can unconditionally and without consequences advance an entire major rank. However, each Fire-attribute Dragon Pet can only consume it three times in their lifetime, with the first usage being the most effective and subsequent consumptions only advancing one minor rank.
“Using such a good Dragon-training elixir for body cultivation is a waste of its properties!”
The sudden surprise made David Jones purse his lips, unconsciously suppressing the excitement in his heart.
Initially, in order to be self-sufficient, he planted many Level IV and Level V elixirs commonly found in the market in his Mesona Space.
The Fire Green Feather Leaf was a common Level IV Fire-attribute spirit plant in the Flowery Kingdom, one of the Fire-attribute elixirs planted in David’s space, so there was no need to search for it elsewhere.
“According to our previous agreement, this Dragon-Breath Herb already belongs to you, sir.”
As Clive Brown’s voice fell, the charming maid came to David Jones’s side with a fragrant breeze and carefully handed over the elixir to him with both hands.
“Thank you, General.” said David Jones gratefully.
Their previous agreement for the consultation fee was three King class elixirs, but to be honest, there were differences in the quality of King class elixirs. In terms of actual value, just this one Level VI SS tier Dragon-Breath Herb was already comparable to three or four S tier King class elixirs.
David Jones’s excitement in his tone could not be concealed from Clive Brown, who smiled in satisfaction.
This time he gave a very sincere offer, even taking out the elixir unique to the Divine Might Hall, so it was not surprising for David Jones to show such a reaction.
“The other two King class elixirs are the Great Abundance Star Vine and the Formless Ginseng, both of which have excellent nourishing effects on the flesh.” Clive Brown continued to introduce.
David Jones nodded slightly, taking the elixirs one by one from the maid’s tray.
The so-called Great Desolation Tendril was an unassuming ancient vine that formed a ring shape. Its surface emitted a faint starlight, and it was a medicinal plant used in the Umbral Realm to treat internal injuries.
However, in David’s eyes, this Great Desolation Tendril was not only suitable for treating injuries but also ideal for Loona to consume and nourish her dragon body, significantly increasing her Arcane Force capacity while greatly improving her Arcane Force recovery speed.
The Formless Ginseng was a black, spiked medicinal plant whose tips curved into hooks. It didn’t resemble ginseng at all, but rather looked more like a fungus.
According to General Brown, consuming it could replenish energy and extend one’s life, and it was one of the main ingredients for making the Vita Elixir.
“Lolo is an expert in cultivating ginseng, and this Formless Ginseng could perhaps be used as a seedling for cultivation!”
After examining the ginseng with his Illusion-Piercing Eye, David had a thought.
[Formless Ginseng]: Level VI S tier elixir. Having absorbed the essence of the sun and moon for a hundred years, this ginseng is potent. Consuming it directly can increase energy and prolong life by thirty years. It can also be irrigated with dragon blood daily to cultivate higher-grade Blood Dragon Ginseng or Dragon Ginseng.
For some reason, he, a young man, always managed to obtain life-extending elixirs.
Despite this, David wouldn’t disdain having too many life-extending items, as no one would refuse a longer life.
If Lolo and the Immortal Dragon could cultivate the Formless Ginseng into Blood Dragon Ginseng or Dragon Ginseng, perhaps its life-extending effects could increase several or even more than ten-fold.
After receiving the agreed compensation, David was eager to return and strengthen Daphne. He chose to bid farewell to General Brown immediately, leaving behind a pair of wide-eyed grandfather and granddaughter and a group of strong individuals who felt that the Umbral Realm was about to change and quickly left.
Soon, the crowded boudoir became empty.
Apart from the grandfather and granddaughter, only Martin Houston and Harrison Houston remained in the room. The maids left the room under their master’s subtle signal, and silence filled the room.
“What do you think of Dr. Chen?” Houston broke the silence.
Seeing his sulking granddaughter, General Brown said, “His future is limitless, and nothing can stop him. In less than a year, Mr. Jones’ name will be known throughout the entire Umbral Realm. Even meeting the Prefect wouldn’t be impossible.”
Hehe!” Harrison Houston chuckled softly and shook his head. “That’s too little!”
“What do you mean?” Clive Brown asked.
Harrison Houston raised three fingers, “The general underestimated. It won’t take half a year. Three days! All it takes is three days for Mr. Jones to receive an invitation from the Prefect.”
“How could it be so fast!” Iris Brown was shocked.
The more famous David became, the more challenging it would be for her to become his disciple since there were many intelligent people in this world besides her.
Who wouldn’t want a chance to cling onto such a robust healer and rise to prominence?
“Besides you, many noble children in the Umbral Realm suffer from Blood Transformation Disease, among them the most esteemed being Prince of the Rillfort Mansion territory. What do you think would be our Prefect’s reaction if he learned this news?”
Upon hearing this, Iris Brown was slightly stunned.
She had also heard the name of the Prince, who, as the current Empress’s younger brother, possessed the most honorable bloodline in the world. Unfortunately, he had contracted Blood Transformation Disease and became a target for the Thirteen Sacred Clans to attack the Umbral Empress’s impure bloodline, receiving much criticism and becoming the shame of the royal family.