Such enormous venomous spiders had reshaped our understanding of insects.
But only Gu Masters with millennia-old inheritances could raise such poisonous creatures.
It was wonderful that Aunt Tang had a solution, so I was the first to speak.
"Aunt Tang, how do we use your poison? Do you need help?"
Aunt Tang nodded after hearing that.
"Yes, I do need help.
"My poison is usually just harmless gray residue, but it needs blood.
"Once it comes into contact with blood, it turns into a powerful poisonous mist.
"We can't exactly find an animal to bleed in a place like this, so each of us will give a little blood, and I'll prepare the poison."
Before the battle had even begun, we had to spill our own blood first. But there was no other way.
We were short on time, and there was nowhere to catch animals.
"Time is of the essence. Let's begin!"
Master spoke as he took out a knife and prepared to cut his palm.
Aunt Tang immediately stopped him.
"I have intravenous needles here. They'll leave much smaller wounds."
As she spoke, Aunt Tang took a small box from her bag. It contained many individually vacuum-sealed intravenous needles.
At the same time, Aunt Tang had Uncle Yu bring over a bamboo tube to collect the blood.
Judging by what Aunt Tang meant, we needed to collect at least 800 CC of blood.
That meant each person had to give one hundred milliliters.
To be honest, if the eight of us charged in and killed that Spotted Venom Spider head-on, we might not even shed a drop of blood.
Yet now, in order not to alert the enemy, we had to draw eight hundred milliliters of fresh blood to mix the poison.
As a doctor, I was familiar