Obtaining the Three-Eyed Tiger-Eyed Cat Bloodline

Two weeks later, inside Locke's makeshift laboratory.

On Locke's workbench sat an obsidian ore bed shaped like a coffin. He had ordered it from Tayne, an alchemist's assistant at Chimera Market, for 1,000 Magic Stones. It was a cultivation bed specifically designed for growing Gray Mushroom Bacillus.

At that moment, black viscous liquid writhed inside the obsidian ore bed, like some thick ink. Yet the ink was alive, with countless Gray Mushroom Bacillus rolling within it.

Locke snapped his fingers. The Tombstone Grimoire immediately flipped open on its own, floated before him, and turned to the appropriate page.

Locke read the information written on it. Gray Mushroom Bacillus was a special type of fungus that survived by relying on a Negative Energy Particle Field, a typical Negative Energy Particle-dependent bacillus.

This fungus was extremely rare and fragile. Once it left its specific Negative Energy Particle Field environment, the entire colony would perish. It was rarely seen in natural environments.

However, this Gray Mushroom Bacillus possessed a special ability. The plasmids within it could replicate the Negative Energy Particle information entered into them by archaeologists and use that information to produce corresponding cells.

Archaeologists had relied on this special strain of Gray Mushroom Bacillus to create pure Ancient Creature Bloodlines.

Cultivating these bacteria was quite costly. Aside from spending 1,000 Magic Stones to create the special obsidian cultivation coffin, Locke had also spent 500 Magic Stones on related Gray Mushroom Bacillus supplies, such as bacterial strain powder, culture medium, and Cell Division Accelerator Potion.

Locke extended his right index finger and injected the Modo Language information he had read from the skeletal fossil specimen into the obsidian cultivation coffin.

Half an hour later, Locke injected the Cat-girl Princess Bloodline he had extracted from the Cat-girl and purified several times through Potions