"Haha, the Main God blesses us! Chief water splash, on this trip back, we brought you a 'great gift'!"
When six Kingdom warriors came to Chief Anani's wooden hut carrying a three-meter-long giant crocodile, Chief Anani was lowering his head, holding a bone dagger as he carefully worked on the dead blue scorpion in his hand. With extreme caution, he gently slit open the blue shell on both sides of the blue scorpion and squeezed out a few drops of blue venom, dripping them into a very small wooden tube and putting it away. Next, the hideous blue tail hook received the same treatment.
On Snake Island of Cuba, the blue scorpion was probably the most terrifying poisonous creature. Just a tiny drop of its venom, half the size of a little fingernail, could easily kill a person. This blue-glowing venom could be smeared onto blow darts or arrowheads, becoming the most precious and powerful weapon of the Taino hunters, and could even threaten warriors wearing Bronze Armor. It was just that blue scorpions were extremely dangerous; generally speaking, only the most skilled old hunters dared to catch and handle them.
And in later generations, this highly toxic blue scorpion venom would appear in the global medical world in another unexpected way, and its value would increase a hundredfold! The Cuban Blue Scorpion Peptide extracted from blue scorpion venom would become an important medicine for easing cancer symptoms, especially in terms of pain relief, where its effects were extremely remarkable. In fact, the local Taino tribes would also mix diluted blue scorpion venom with a certain proportion of alcohol and use it as an anti-inflammatory painkiller in emergencies.
"Ah? Praise the gods and ancestors! Priest Tomato, your harvest is truly good. You actually caught such a fierce giant crocodile! A