After placing the Heartbreak Grass and Datura Flower in a cave on Qinghua Mountain, Su Que carried a sack and went in search of poisonous centipedes and venomous snakes.
After more than an hour of searching, he finally returned with ten poisonous centipedes and two venomous snakes in his sack.
He took out a large mortar, put the Heartbreak Grass, Datura Flower, and poisonous centipedes all inside, then used a Pestle to grind them to pieces.
He held a venomous snake in his hand. The snake opened its mouth and bit down on the rim of the pot.
He injected True Qi into the snake. Stimulated by the True Qi, its sharp fangs continuously secreted venom into the pot.
After one venomous snake had finished secreting venom, he grabbed the other and repeated the process.
Once the other snake had also finished secreting venom, Su Que tossed both snakes into the cloth sack and sealed it.
Though the venomous snakes had finished secreting venom for now, they would naturally produce more after a while.
Su Que did not know whether this venom would be enough to allow him to get started, so he kept the snakes for the time being.
Su Que continued pounding with the Pestle, the rhythmic sound echoing through the cave.
As he pounded the ingredients, a pungent smell rose from the mortar.
After grinding everything into a paste, Su Que took out a spoon and began eating the poison paste.
Not only was the poison paste toxic, it tasted utterly revolting, but Su Que endured it and swallowed it down.
Many people who wanted to cultivate the Myriad Poisons Heart Sutra had already been poisoned to death at this very step.
It seemed the Myriad Poisons Heart Sutra was definitely not meant for those with no