Just as Huo Hai had expected, Blood-Red Dragonflies indeed did not stray far from the water. At the very least, wherever Huo Hai had traveled, he could still make out traces of Blood-Red Dragonflies. The only pity was that there were too few of them. Moreover, the Blood-Red Dragonflies were too fast. Often, before the Star Gu could even fly close, those Blood-Red Dragonflies had already spread their wings and flown away.
Along the way, Huo Hai had obtained only a small number of Blood-Red Dragonflies. He was still a little short of his share of Bone Tempering Pills. It was not until dusk was drawing near that Huo Hai discovered another large group of Three-Eyed Toads by the river.
Huo Hai was already rather experienced at dealing with Three-Eyed Toads. He only needed to send the Star Gu charging over and let the Three-Eyed Toads swallow them. Once most of the toads had eaten the Star Gu, Huo Hai ordered the Star Gu to begin attacking from within.
Internal attacks were often the most dangerous, yet also the easiest way to succeed. As long as one could ensure one's own survival, no creature could resist an attack from within its body. Moments later, a large number of Three-Eyed Toads had become eyeball specimens in Huo Hai's waterskin. Unfortunately, Huo Hai had no idea what those eyeballs were actually used for.
The eyeballs of Three-Eyed Toads could release poisonous rays, and the poison contained within the eyeballs themselves was no trifling matter either. Whenever Little Gold saw those eyeballs, it would send out waves of longing, which was enough to reveal their value.
But these were Academy Contribution and could not simply be fed to Little Gold. All Little Gold could have were the poison sacs left behind by the