Yao Sage was somewhat bewildered.
He followed the little fellow before him to the shore of Waterheart, almost matching him step for step.
Although he was no professional Breeder, having reached the Saint Spirit Tier, he had extensive, comprehensive experience in pet beast cultivation.
Naturally, his knowledge and understanding of raising Water Element pet beasts were considerable.
Precisely because he knew so much, even after following Su Ping all this way, Yao Sage still had not processed what Su Ping had meant by those words just now.
Eat it?
Have his own fellow eat the Rainbow Coral Polyp?
Wouldn't that be throwing a meat bun to a dog, never to see it again?
No, with the Rainbow Coral Polyp's size, even calling it enough to fill a gap between its teeth would be an exaggeration.
Surely he couldn't mean having the Rainbow Coral Polyp eat the Water Dragon?
Was this kid sure he wasn't making a fool of him?
Even upon reaching Waterheart and seeing that Su Ping had already instructed everyone else that Waterheart would be closed for the day, Yao Sage remained doubtful.
After all, in all his years growing up, he had never heard of cultivating pet beasts this way.
Yet Su Ping looked nothing like he was joking. Clearly, he wasn't fooling around.
So this little fellow was serious?
It wasn't that he distrusted Su Ping. The main concern was that if even a slight mistake occurred and the Rainbow Coral Polyp died because of it, the loss would be far too great.
Even a Saint Spirit Tier existence like Yao Sage would inevitably feel some heartache over the loss of such a rare aquatic pet beast.
That spoke volumes about the Rainbow Coral Polyp's value. The rarity of such a pet beast could not be