After snorting around Hyuga Kagami for a few moments, the scruffy little wild boar that had swallowed the venom sac staggered into the grass and vanished from sight in the blink of an eye.
"Could this thing's body have developed resistance to poison?"
With that thought, Hyuga Kagami suddenly came up with a new experimental plan.
A problem had been troubling him for the past two days: he lacked a suitable living subject for poison testing.
Using white mice as test subjects was clearly unsuitable. Their constitutions were too weak; even ordinary toxins could inflict fatal harm on them, making it difficult to gauge a poison's potency through them.
The sudden appearance of this little wild boar solved that problem at once.
Having made up his mind, Hyuga Kagami did not linger in the Forest of Death and quickly returned home.
Hyuga Kagami had designed two main types of compound toxins.
The first type was a paralytic toxin.
Its primary ingredients were the toxic powder from a Striped Poison Moth's wings and venom from the tail of a Red-tailed Scorpion, with Giant-jawed Ant saliva as an auxiliary ingredient.
The Striped Poison Moth's toxic powder possessed an extremely powerful paralytic effect, while the Red-tailed Scorpion's venom was not only poisonous but also accelerated blood circulation. Combined, they allowed the paralytic toxin to spread rapidly throughout the victim's body via the bloodstream, causing them to lose the ability to move within a few breaths.
As for the Giant-jawed Ant's saliva, once it solidified, it became a rare protective film. Mixed into the compound toxin, it could extend the toxin's active period by four or five times.
The second type of compound toxin was a lethal toxin.
Its primary ingredients were venom from the One-eyed Viper, two varieties of venomous spider, and a