Locke invited Yuli into his laboratory,
The moment Yuli entered the laboratory, she immediately looked around nervously, because numerous eyeballs floated inside the tissue culture tanks.
Those eyeballs actually belonged to different Magic Creatures, many of them subspecies of Magic Creatures with Abyssal bloodlines.
Yuli then thought of Locke's reputation as the Beholder Wizard, which had spread far and wide. She was instantly frightened and looked at Locke timidly. Only then did she remember that Locke was a notorious First-Ring Wizard.
Locke glanced at her and said, "Oh, these are merely by-products of my previous research into Abyssal Potioncraft."
"Lie down on this operating table. I already have a general idea of what's wrong with you."
At this point, Yuli could only obediently lie down on the operating table.
Locke waved his right hand over her face, and Spell Models struck her one after another. "The so-called Abyssal Potion Material Paradox was proposed long ago by a First-Ring Wizard and Formal Potion Master of the Azure Ring School. He discovered that adding materials from Abyssal Creatures to a potion formula would improve the quality of the formula."
"This was because Abyssal Creatures had very high energy levels. As long as high-energy materials were added to the potion formula, the reaction speed of the potion would increase, and its effects would become stronger."
"But adding Abyssal Creature materials would cause severe side effects. Moreover, these side effects did not increase linearly, nor did they suddenly explode. They were... completely random."
"According to this paradox, adding Abyssal Creature materials could improve the potion's effects, but it could also turn the potion into a completely undrinkable poison."
Locke beckoned, and a bottle of potion instantly flew into his hand. A red eyeball floated inside it. Locke opened the bottle,
and something inside Yuli's