Archaeology Basics: Making Specimens

At dusk, Locke found Zack and submitted a report to the Academy's Combat Department on his participation in the Directional Magic Plant Competition.

After such a long period of accumulation, Emerald Iris Lichen and the related research had finally produced an explosive breakthrough.

The competition, Potion Shop orders, and treatments at the clinic could all make use of Emerald Iris Lichen and Bear Spirit Emerald Gallbladder Potion.

His Personal Potion Laboratory and three Plantations could also develop rapidly.

And he could obtain even more magical resources to support his meditation training.

At the same time, Locke returned to his residence and began preparing for the infiltration operation three weeks later. After all, that operation was extremely important to his teacher, Witch Sophia.

It was the key to whether she could leave Lilith's Cottage and free herself from the contracts binding her.

In the simple laboratory of Locke's three-suite house, he stared blankly at the fossil of a Three-Eyed Tiger-Eyed Cat before him.

This fossil had cost him 1,200 Magic Stones.

It was enormous. A single workbench could not even hold such a fossil.

Yet this fossil was not the complete fossil of a Three-Eyed Tiger-Eyed Cat. It was only half of one hind leg from this ancient Magic Creature.

One could imagine how massive a real Three-Eyed Tiger-Eyed Cat must have been. It was probably larger than modern Magic Creatures in every respect.

Locke snapped his fingers, and the Tombstone Grimoire immediately floated before him and began turning its pages on its own. An eerie dark magical glow radiated from the edges of the entire grimoire.

"Let me see how the archaeologists on the Black Wizard side handle fossil bones. The first step is preservation, preventing the fossil bones from suffering further damage."

"Even leaving fossil bones exposed to the