Mo Hua's brows furrowed slightly.
Why had Dao Court's Inedia Pills found their way into the heartland of the Great Wilderness?
Had the Bifang Tribe seized them?
Or had the Great Wilderness Royal Court's barbarian soldiers defeated the Dao Court army during a battle between the two sides and taken them as spoils of war?
Were these Inedia Pills Dao Court military supplies?
Mo Hua sniffed the Inedia Pills and shook his head.
They carried a faint moldy smell of coarse grain. Their quality was far too poor.
He had served as a Dao Soldier for several days and had tasted the Inedia Pills distributed by the Dao Court. The ones before him did not remotely meet the Dao Court's standards for "military supplies." Moreover, Dao Court supplies bore conspicuous Dao Court markings.
These Inedia Pills were packed in blank bottles, without a single marking on them. They could not possibly be supplies from the Dao Soldier Bureau.
"Then where exactly did these Inedia Pills come from?"
Mo Hua's gaze darkened. He vaguely felt that this was bound to be a major matter—at the very least, the seedling of a great karmic entanglement.
But there were too few clues. There was simply nowhere to begin investigating.
Even if he used the Causality Art to derive the matter, what could he possibly calculate from these completely blank bottles?
After pondering for a moment, Mo Hua ordered the Inedia Pills to all be put away.
For quite some time to come, the rations for his barbarian soldiers would have to rely on these Inedia Pills.
When they were not fighting, each person would receive one pill a day to fill their stomach.
During battle, each person would receive three pills a day to replenish some vitality and blood.
Of course, they were