The fine needles on a second-order "Red Sore Bee Gu" were such that even a Golden Core Realm cultivator, if carelessly pricked and without antidote pills, might have to lie bedridden for more than a month.
Trapped inside a jade box shrouded by an array, this "Red Sore Bee Gu" appeared exceedingly restless. Its bloated body darted about with the speed of a spirit snake.
Not far beside it lay three green leaves piled together. Each leaf was half a palm in size, yet as thick as an adult's palm, their deep green hue seeming ready to drip with rich juice.
At that moment, as streams of spiritual power continuously poured in through the small hole atop the jade box, drops of thick juice truly began to seep from those green leaves.
Yet in the eyes of the "Red Sore Bee Gu," because of the array within the jade, all of this had turned into an expanse of seawater in which it had been placed.
The sea stretched without end, jade-green waves rippling on every side. It struggled forward through it, yet felt as if its body had sunk into a viscous swamp, slowly being dragged under to drown.
This made it continuously emit strange, hissing shrieks as it desperately tried to escape!
Yet it turned a blind eye to the small hole in the lid above its head. Whenever it looked up, all it saw was a vast, blank sky, one its Divine Sense could not penetrate in the slightest.
What made the "Red Sore Bee Gu"'s heart pound even more wildly was that, after being soaked in this "seawater," its body had begun to swell.
Wave after wave of burning heat also arose within it. That heat slowly seeped into every fine needle. The countless white needles gradually