The Golden Toad Gu had been successfully refined, but Huo Hai did not immediately make his next move. He had something more important to do: study this Spirit-Ascension Shamanic Formation he had used for the first time. Since he intended to use it on his own insects, he had to proceed carefully.
They were not like the Golden Toad Gu, something he could discard at will. Little Gold and the Star Gu, in particular, were not only powerful, but had also consumed a large quantity of his Heavenly Grade Source Spirit Stone. Now that he had broken through to the Spirit Practitioner Realm, he could never enter the Source Spirit Land to search for more. With such a huge investment at stake, Huo Hai did not want anything to go wrong.
With plenty of time available, Huo Hai simply stayed where he was and studied the formation. The Three-Eyed Toads had been dismissed, but they remained nearby and could be summoned at any moment. Besides, outsiders could not easily get in.
Even if they did get in, under the threat of so many Three-Eyed Toads, they would never be able to interfere with him in the slightest. Huo Hai spent three full days continuously researching and improving the formation. He even experimented on some Three-Eyed Toads.
As a result of those experiments, Huo Hai refined several more Golden Toad Gu in addition to the original one he had personally created. Their refinement methods were far inferior to the method he had used for his first Golden Toad Gu. Their strength was lacking, as was their potential. For the Three-Eyed Toads themselves, however, this was already a tremendous improvement—one that would ordinarily have been almost impossible.
These, too, counted as Gu Insects Huo Hai had refined. After three days, he finally