Arthur quickly read through the entire Templar Knight training method, then concluded that it really was connected to the [Death Warrior Potion].
It was not because Arthur possessed any extraordinary insight.
Rather, the potion taken in the fourth stage of Templar Knight training had almost exactly the same formula as the [Death Warrior Potion].
The only difference was that the [Death Warrior Potion] contained two additional plants called blaze grass and warrior mushroom.
Arthur was no stranger to either plant.
Although he had never seen them in person, many books on the mystical side mentioned them.
Blaze grass grew near volcanoes and was one of the Fire Lizard's favorite foods. Many Monster Hunters liked using blaze grass to lure Fire Lizards.
Of course, Ruins Explorers were also very fond of blaze grass.
That was because blaze grass repelled insects.
Especially in dark underground areas, having a few stalks of blaze grass saved a great deal of trouble when camping.
Blaze grass also tasted quite good. Tereco, a renowned Gourmet Explorer on the mystical side, had once described its flavor: like hot peppers drenched in sizzling oil-crisp, fragrant, spicy, and immensely satisfying.
With so many uses, blaze grass cost roughly 100-120 Gold Tickets per stalk at the Mystical Side Market.
As for warrior mushrooms?
They had once been a specialty of Anconord in North County.
In the waning years of the Empire, when rival powers rose to contend for supremacy, Anconord had been famous for producing fearless warriors who knew no terror and did not fear death.
They had once drawn the attention of every lord.
The emergence of Lao the Berserker, in particular, had brought Anconord's fame to its peak. Yet it was also because this undefeated Berserker's reason had become distorted that Anconord's secret was exposed.
The Warrior Potion!