A month later, on the underground tenth floor of Research Group 2's laboratory, subspecies of the Great Green Leaf Dragon Sparrow were everywhere. The First-Ring subspecies, Rapid-Growth Strain, made the place look like a Sword Mound.
In just one month, Locke had spent five million Magic Stones in this laboratory.
The money required to cultivate a First-Ring subspecies was incomparable to that required for an Apprentice-Level Magic Plant subspecies.
Locke planned to spend another five million Magic Stones next month to cultivate these First-Ring subspecies of the Great Green Leaf Dragon Sparrow.
At the same time, Witch Mason and the other two Crystallization Wizards were helping him record information on the Plant Essence mutations of these Magic Plant subspecies.
Wizard Douglas, meanwhile, was working with him on sequencing the Plant Essence of the Great Green Leaf Dragon Sparrow.
These were all foundational steps required to complete the final Finite-Element Cultivation Method.
At that moment, the special spiritual fluctuations of Magic Plants drifted everywhere across the Magic Fields on the underground tenth floor. This was the sign that a Second-Ring Wizard was using the Finite-Element Cultivation Method. For a Second-Ring Wizard, it was possible to begin not only with Plant Essence but also with the spirituality of plants.
The spirituality of a Magic Plant could be grafted, hybridized, cut, sheared, added, or even mutated. Naturally, it could also be pieced together.
Thus, the four Crystallization Wizards helped Locke work on the Plant Essence of the Magic Plants, while Locke himself used the research system he had established. He used the Synthesis Cube, Moon Cultivation Method, and Bloom and Wither to cultivate subspecies of the Great Green Leaf Dragon Sparrow. At the same time, he recorded the spirituality of those subspecies and tried using their spiritualities for identification and grafting exercises.
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