After you placed these Nine Prison Worms into the wine jar, seven of them were truly dead, while thirteen had entered suspended animation. Of those thirteen dormant Nine Prison Worms, five were exceptionally emaciated and could be made into Fourth-ring Dao Grade medicinal worms. Three were slightly thinner in build but longer than the former, and could be made into Five-Ring Dao Grade medicinal worms.
Lastly, there were five of the largest Nine Prison Worms, covered in spikes and carrying traces of the Crimson Refining Fire Jujube's aura. They could be made into Sixth-ring Dao Grade medicinal worms.
Although the kind of Nine Prison Worm you had been eagerly hoping for had not appeared, obtaining materials for five Sixth-ring Dao Grade medicinal worms had still far exceeded your original expectations. It could be considered a bountiful harvest.
One had to know that Nine Prison Worms were extremely difficult to raise in the outside world. The cost of raising even a single Sixth-ring Dao Grade medicinal worm exceeded that of an ordinary Sixth-ring Dao Treasure, not to mention the time required to raise Nine Prison Worms and the number of Spirit Planters who died in the process. The fact that you had obtained five could only mean that the Insect Eggs left behind by the Dragon Emperor of Returning Seas were of superb quality, as was the environment here.
The effects of each medicinal worm could be used to refine healing treasures of exceptional potency, or they could be consumed directly, equivalent to recovery pills of the same grade. Thus, their value was comparable to lower-priced finished products of the same grade. Though they were far inferior to Immortal Fate Stones, they were absolutely treasures fit to be displayed openly.
To you, aside from the Sixth-ring Dao Grade Nine Prison Worms,