"What kind of person is the Stone Marquis?"
"He was the second lord I followed, Pilov Earthrage, from an old marquis family of the Eagle Kingdom. The descendants of that family all call themselves bearskin wearers. They dislike charging on horseback and prefer fighting on foot. Sometimes, their fists are more powerful than spears and swords!"
"Bearskin wearers? What kind of profession is that?" As the Pioneer Order steadily broadened his horizons, Liszt had already encountered many cultivation systems different from knights and magicians.
"I don't know either. Besides bearskin wearers, there should also be wolfskin wearers and pigskin wearers. When I had just become a Sword Saint, I challenged the Stone Marquis. After eating a poisonous mushroom, his aura surged in an instant. With just one punch, he sent me flying."
"A poisonous mushroom?"
"A common poisonous mushroom, a small gray umbrella-shaped one called dog piss moss."
Liszt knew of dog piss moss. Even on Coral Island and Black Horse Island, these tiny poisonous mushrooms would sprout after rain. He had never expected this poisonous mushroom to act like a stimulant, sending bearskin wearers into a frenzy and vastly increasing their strength.
However, bearskin wearers felt somewhat like the bear-shifting warriors among Druids.
The Sun Script books A Ke had studied contained detailed accounts of them. By using natural magic and observing animals, warriors among the Children of the Sun could transform into bears, eagles, leopards, and other creatures to fight.
Perhaps bearskin wearers truly had some connection to Druid bear warriors.
So he asked, "Then what changes occur in a bearskin wearer's body after eating dog piss moss?"
"It feels as though their body grows a size larger, their eyes turn slightly red, and their mind seems to enter an intensely excited state. The Stone Marquis is usually