A month later, Locke looked at a Rotten Soil Konjac on the white workbench in his small laboratory.
He had synthesized this Rotten Soil Konjac from three ordinary Rotten Soil Konjacs using the Synthesis Cube. It was a Level 7 synthetic plant.
The Rotten Soil Konjac was grayish-green all over, with eight heavy bright-red petals—actually modified leaves resembling petals. Their surfaces were covered in bluish-purple spots, which were parasitic fungi.
They were also the means by which the Rotten Soil Konjac controlled living creatures, created large-scale plagues, and reproduced.
Unlike ordinary varieties, this Level 7 Rotten Soil Konjac was overall a size larger.
Moreover, the top of the Level 7 Rotten Soil Konjac bore a crown of dark-green leaves, while enormous spikes had grown atop each of its eight heavy dark-red petals.
Locke looked at the entry for this Level 7 Rotten Soil Konjac—[Level 7 synthetic item, a mutated product among ordinary Rotten Soil Konjacs,
with a one-in-ten-thousand chance of occurrence. All of its traits were roughly twice as powerful as those of ordinary varieties.]
[It can secrete extremely dangerous poisonous fungi. These fungi can not only affect neural transmission, but can also temporarily manipulate an opponent's neural cognition through parasitic fungal spores, disorder their five senses, and reverse their cognitive abilities.]
The most powerful aspect of the Rotten Soil Konjac was its ability to release fungi that interfered with living creatures' nerves into the air.
The Level 7 King Rotten Soil Konjac greatly enhanced this neural interference ability and could even disrupt a creature's five senses,
creating false perceptions.
It could be said that this upgrade had increased the Rotten Soil Konjac's value by more than double.
A Rotten Soil Konjac of this quality would probably have been difficult to find on the previous reward list.
Those veteran First-Class