After Datuk Lin and Ku Lai left, he took out another pitch-black centipede about a foot long and swallowed it whole without chewing. A Sorcerer had many poisonous creatures around him, but they were usually hidden through special means and could not be seen under normal circumstances.
Some Sorcerers even hollowed out parts of their bodies and used the space to raise venomous insects, while others turned their bodies themselves into habitats for such creatures. They were not afraid of poison, because throughout their cultivation, they were with these poisonous creatures every day and even ate them as food, constantly consuming them to strengthen their own resistance and toxicity.
Naturally, after enough time had passed and their cultivation had reached a certain level, they would no longer fear venomous insects. Keeping poisonous creatures inside the body could not only serve as a means of protection, but also as an attack method, lifesaving medicine, food, and more. With so many uses, venomous insects were naturally beloved by Sorcerers.
That was why, in Malaysia, one must never provoke a Sorcerer. Who knew when one might end up afflicted by a Gu worm.
To others, they were poisonous creatures, but to Datuk Lin, they were great tonics. As a famous Sorcerer from Nanyang, he naturally had methods for dealing with backlash. Although he could take pills, those pills could only heal physical injuries; they were completely useless for Vital Energy and cultivation.
Different cultivation methods meant different ways of recovering after injury.
This centipede was one of the methods he used to recover. He had raised it himself long ago. Not only had it been fed Precious herbs, but throughout its growth, he had fed it his Essence Blood every day.
Therefore, this kind of centipede became a great tonic for him. It