Naruto: Helping Madara Rejuvenate, Counterattacking Konoha
Chapter 213

Sasori Only Kills, Not Saves

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Temari took Liao Wu by the hand and hurried toward Chiyo's Underground Space.

Chiyo's Basement housed the puppets she had made and the poisonous creatures she raised.

Chiyo was both a Puppet Master and a Poison Master.

All top Puppet Masters were Poison Masters, skilled in all kinds of Poison Techniques.

A Puppet Master's poisons were mostly natural toxins: Animal Poison, Plant Poison, and Microbial Poison.

Advanced Puppet Masters could also make synthetic poisons.

The poison Sasori made was a synthetic blend of several natural toxins.

Chiyo also needed poisons to use with her puppets, so she raised a number of poisonous creatures.

Scorpions, poisonous spiders, centipedes...

Kankuro had accidentally wandered into the Poisonous Creature Cultivation Room and been stung by a scorpion.

By the time Liao Wu and Temari arrived, Chiyo, Ebizo, Pakura, Kurenai's Disciple, and Yashamaru were already treating Kankuro.

Poison and medicine went hand in hand. Besides being a Poison Master, Chiyo was also an advanced Medical Master.

In the Original Work, Chiyo had cured Hanzō's Salamander's Potent Toxin.

Yashamaru was also a medical ninja, and an advanced medical ninja in the Sand Village Anbu, at that.

But even with two advanced medical ninjas helping suppress the poison, Kankuro still looked terribly pale. The wound where the scorpion had stung him was frighteningly swollen and red.

That was because this wasn't an ordinary scorpion. At that moment, Chiyo had sealed it inside a glass box.

The scorpion wasn't very big. Red-black armor covered its body, and its two needle-like pincers jutted forward like tiny sickles, gleaming coldly.

The venom sac at the end of its tail was a plump sphere, its deep hue tinged red.

It was like a red phantom in the shifting sands, beautiful and deadly.

Chiyo explained, "This is a Red-tailed Scorpion we recovered

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