"You're raising goldfish?"
Vina couldn't help but blurt out:
"Tell me yourself—what's the difference between this and raising goldfish?"
"If you can name even one difference, I won't charge you for today's consultation!"
Xu Nan thought for a moment.
"There is still a difference."
"If I were raising goldfish, I'd change the water regularly. This doesn't have that."
Vina: "..."
She couldn't help rolling her eyes, while Xu Nan smiled somewhat sheepishly.
In his heart, he had cursed John ten thousand times. That guy was supposedly a senior researcher at the Unknown Creature Laboratory, yet he dared give random advice about the Fate Embryo without knowing what he was talking about!
"I'm still charging you for the consultation."
Vina broke her word without batting an eye. "But your method of cultivation is obviously incorrect."
"Every Fate Embryo has its own unique attributes. Perhaps her attribute is water, but simply soaking her in water is the most ridiculous method possible."
"Hmm? Wait. Who told you to do this? You Ron Sorcerers may not like using your brains, but you're very good at mooching benefits off others. You shouldn't be capable of doing something this brainless on your own."
She looked rather curious.
Xu Nan coughed. He couldn't exactly sell John out directly, so he could only explain briefly:
"A friend."
"Then, do you have any suggestions?"
Vina spread her hands. "Without a sample, I can't provide the most precise strategy."
"But I'm guessing that Fate Embryo's domain is water, right? Otherwise, you wouldn't have soaked her in a fish tank."
"Placing a Fate Embryo in its native domain and waiting for it to awaken is indeed one approach, but the process is far too slow. Besides, even if you wanted to revive the lowest-ranking deity of the Water Domain, you'd need