Regarding Feng Jun's question, Yi Jue said that wood qi was indeed converted from spiritual qi, but as long as the spiritual qi supply was fast enough, the restraints would not be a problem. They could even use wood qi as bait to guide those microorganisms into changing direction.
In just a few exchanges, Feng Jun and Yi Jue settled on a rough treatment approach. Then he took out a phone and began deducing.
It was not that he had deliberately neglected the matter before. Without even a line of thought, deductions were simply too exhausting. As long as someone could give him a roughly viable direction, his deductions would become much easier.
Fishing Elder and Ren Tu exchanged glances. So not inviting Yi Jue had been the wrong move after all?
Luckily, Mountain Lord Feng had brought Yi Jue along. She had provided the idea, and it seemed... they were not far from deducing a result?
The facts proved their intuition right. Feng Jun spent a day deducing, verifying, and discussing matters with Yi Jue, finally arriving at a concrete treatment plan. Some of the materials were unique to the Insectoid World.
Although they had not used any parts from those spiders, they had ultimately proven one theory: things that counteracted each other would not be far apart.
Over the next two days, they attempted treatment on twenty cultivators. The results were quite good. Even if the toxins could not be removed immediately, they decreased at a visible rate, which was good news.
Another day later, two cultivators with lighter injuries had completely expelled the toxins. Feng Jun and Yi Jue performed the final checks, and the matter was considered concluded. They no longer needed to concern themselves with the treatment of the other cultivators.
The two sects produced