Old Man Su no longer dared to underestimate this young man—setting aside his status as an exalted cultivator, he truly knew his stuff when it came to the Alchemy Dao.
He fell silent for a while, but he was still somewhat unconvinced. "But... it doesn't look like it's been poisoned by Yu Poison."
Feng Jun shot him a glare and retorted without ceremony, "Did I say... you only got one thing wrong?"
He had made a complete fool of himself today! Old Man Su slapped his forehead, shut his eyes in anguish, and said, "You... continue!"
"Hm?" Feng Jun snorted softly, his face darkening. "Is that how you speak to an exalted cultivator?"
There was nothing wrong with that! Earlier, you didn't know I was an exalted cultivator, so a little offense was understandable. But was it appropriate to speak like that now?
"All right." Old Man Su knew how to read the situation. He cupped his hands and said respectfully, "Please enlighten me, Exalted One."
Feng Jun looked at him coldly. "Did it never occur to you that the Purple-Gold Eagle had eaten a Golden-Line Snake before this?"
Old Man Su froze again. Only after quite a while did he speak in astonishment. "Mixed poison?"
Golden-Line Snakes were poisonous Spirit Beasts. Ordinary people would remove their golden lines before eating them—the lines themselves were also medicinal ingredients.
But Purple-Gold Eagles could withstand Golden-Line Snake venom, much like honey badgers in the Blue Star Realm. Their poison resistance was extremely strong, and while resisting the corrosion of the golden lines, their blood and qi would be stimulated. Thus, eating Golden-Line Snakes could strengthen the hardness of their talons and feathers.
It was somewhat like humans taking Body-Tempering Pills. However, while Golden-Line Snakes were not particularly expensive, they were still Spirit