"Grandpa, do you know where to find the things Xiao Hai mentioned?" Dugu Yan asked as she rose to her feet.
They hadn't even found the things needed to cure the poison, so why were they going to see him?
"Could it be that you've thought of another solution?" Her eyes brightened slightly as she stared blankly at Dugu Bo.
If that was the case, Grandpa was amazing! He had only lacked inspiration before.
"Ahem." Dugu Bo's old face heated up. He quickly started walking, changing the subject as he headed for the door. "I have a few things in my collection. I just don't know whether they'll be useful. I'll take that kid to have a look later. Didn't he say he had to see the actual items before he could judge?"
So Grandpa had the things but didn't know how to use them? Dugu Yan did not say it aloud. She merely nodded and hurried after him.
"I have to say, that kid's ideas really are wildly imaginative and unexpected." Dugu Bo's voice came again, carrying a hint of emotion and admiration.
"Why hadn't I thought of it before?" As he said this, a trace of self-reproach entered his voice.
If he had thought of it sooner and researched it further, perhaps... A bitter smile unconsciously rose at the corners of his lips.
"Grandpa, you don't need to blame yourself." Dugu Yan hurriedly comforted him. "Xiao Hai said it himself—his method is an unconventional approach. Your research has always focused on poison, and that is where your expertise lies. It's perfectly normal that you didn't think of other fields."
Hearing this, Dugu Bo nodded slightly and stopped dwelling on it. He continued, "While we're at it, we'll go see Yu Tianheng. Treating the poison requires a Soul Bone.