Druid Spines were not only abundant.
They were also extremely useful, especially on the Abyss First Layer.
Their power to transform into and control creatures could still prove highly effective even on deeper levels.
Survival, combat, scouting...
As long as one could think of an ability, a Druid Spine could make it happen.
And the more often one used the relic, the more proficient they became at wielding its abilities.
The Druid Spine's cost was also a one-time payment. Once it was paid, the relic could be used indefinitely, with no side effects.
It was incredibly friendly to novice Hunters who had just arrived on the Abyss First Layer.
It was practically starter gear for exploring the Abyss.
Even now, some lucky Hunters would pick up a Druid Spine as soon as they arrived on the Abyss First Layer.
As a result, this relic was praised almost universally, and plenty of news reports extolled its benefits.
After Li Luo finished reading the information, she casually picked up a spine from the ground.
These Druid Spines really did look identical, and they were no different from the biological remains scattered along the roadside.
"No wonder people end up buying fakes."
Looking at the densely packed spines in the nest, Mo Ling was equally puzzled.
Could all of these really be Druid Spines?
Why were there so many Druid Spines here? How had they formed?
After comparing them, Mo Ling confirmed that the spine he had obtained from the Tree Transformer Tribe was indeed the same kind as these Druid Spines.
The jelly-like body of the Tree Transformer appeared in Mo Ling's mind again.
Had that Tree Transformer leader wanted to use this relic before? But how would he have paid the cost?
Mo Ling was completely baffled.
But one thing was