The Third Era of the Astral Realm
Chapter 309

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Dusk Desert.

Inside a stone structure built by Red Agate Ant, Zerg leader Shake Bahar is marketing his goods to other highly intelligent Zerg.

On the stone platform, various intelligent insectoid creatures, some with wide eyes and others with their senses amplified to the limit, observed Shake's movements below.

"Please look, everyone. This item is called the [Combat Auxiliary Device], an alchemical product that can significantly enhance the combat effectiveness of Zerg units."

Shake, with his large pregnant belly, stretched out his thick fingers and tapped the transparent container next to him.

Inside this cube-shaped glass box, several oval-shaped organisms beat rhythmically, like a heart, their surfaces covered with swollen blood vessels that contracted and expanded slightly, pumping out streams of mysterious power.

"Combat Auxiliary Device? What is that? I've never heard of it before," a human-headed, scorpion-bodied intelligent insectoid asked in confusion.

The other intelligent Zerg also nodded in agreement.

Shake rubbed his greasy hands together, chuckling. His two small, narrowed eyes exuded an indescribable cunning. Some of the intelligent Zerg he had tricked instinctively took a few steps back, as if recalling some unpleasant past events.

Seeing this, Shake quickly stood up straight, one hand behind his back and the other clenched, and after a dry cough, said, "Well... there's a saying among humans, 'Seeing is believing,' and we Dusk Insect Race always value practicality. I won't waste any more words, let's start the experiment. Who among you is willing to offer a few Zerg warriors as test subjects?"

As soon as the words were spoken, one after another, ferocious-looking Zerg warriors emerged from behind the intelligent Zerg.

"Looks like everyone's in a hurry, so I won't waste any more time. You, come here!"

Shake pointed to a Zerg warrior that was about four meters tall and looked like a giant lobster and gave the order.

The latter immediately stepped forward.

"Stand still," Shake instructed, then reached out and pressed a switch on the glass container.

The next moment, some blood-red solution was suddenly injected into the petri dish. This solution spread rapidly and quickly covered the oval-shaped organism.

After absorbing these solutions, the oval organism immediately reacted violently, trembling rapidly. Thin gray-red lines grew, spread, and probed everywhere. Once the entire petri dish had turned completely blood red, Wotu pressed another switch.

Bang!!

The special material, Sturdiness enough to withstand a powerful impact, shattered instantly into fragments scattered all over the ground. A bloody solution flowed across the ground, and the egg-shaped creature suddenly sprang up, trailing long, gray-red threads behind it. Under the watchful eyes of the intelligent insectoids, it pounced on the insectoid warrior that resembled a lobster.

The Zerg warrior remained motionless as the egg-shaped creature, like a gecko, easily climbed to its mouth and then silently melted away, flowing into the Zerg warrior's body like a liquid, rapidly moving within its flesh.

After the oval creature finished doing this, the Zerg warrior suddenly collapsed to the ground, his pupils wide open, his body twitching.

Seeing this, Shake couldn't help but take a step back, carefully observing the changes in the Zerg warriors, fearing that something unexpected might happen.

Fortunately, everything was normal, exactly as Logo had demonstrated to Shake before.

Then, thin, grayish-red lines, crackling with electricity and gleaming with a metallic sheen, emerged from the Zerg warrior's body.

These fine lines, like tiny snakes, meander back and forth, fundamentally altering the basic form of the Zerg warriors.

As time went by, numerous fine lines combined to form tentacles that shimmered with blue light, and patches of black bone armor rapidly grew out, barbs protruding, eventually forming a special weapon resembling a steel whip, its surface surrounded by a clearly perceptible magnetic field.

The Zerg warrior's unconscious body convulsed instinctively, with arms-thick tentacles floating outside, stretching for tens of meters. Sometimes they spun violently, like drill bits from an engineering machine piercing into hard rock, and sometimes they shot out continuous Phantom Combo like lightning-fast knives.

With a total of fourteen tentacles, the rampant electric current and Berserk kinetic energy released when it is swung are enough to instantly destroy any object larger than one centimeter within a dozen meters.

What left the other intelligent Zerg even more dumbfounded was that after this Zerg warrior awoke, he leaped up from the ground, his tentacles waving and creating a magnetic field, and he actually stood alive in mid-air.

"Flight capability!"

A humanoid intelligent Zerg suddenly stood up, its gaze burning as it looked down at the Zerg warrior below, or more precisely, at the numerous grotesque, snake-like tentacles that writhed on the latter's body.

The other Zerg swarms didn't fare much better, each one successfully captured by the Combat Auxiliary Device Shake displayed.

Seeing this, Shake was overjoyed, "It's done!"

Sunset Jungle.

Territory of the Gale Demon Wolf Tribe Clan.

In a beautiful canyon, a group of wolf cubs with light blue fur were playing and frolicking.

Some mischievous little creatures would occasionally spit out a few wind blades, cutting trenches into the hard ground or snapping thick trees in half.

If this weren't a magical world where spells could be cast to quickly restore a damaged environment, no matter how many canyons there were, they wouldn't be enough for these wolf cubs to wreak havoc.

Balielunduo stood on a large blue rock above the canyon, taking in everything that was happening below.

"How effective is the Gale Potion? Have the results been tallied?" Balielunduo turned around and asked.

An elder of the Gale Demon Wolf Tribe beside him quickly replied, "The cubs that have taken the Gale Potion are improving at a much faster rate than other cubs of the same age, especially their sensitivity and affinity to the wind element, which is increasing at an extremely rapid pace."

"If we can guarantee a large supply of Gale Potion, within a hundred years, the overall strength of my Gale Demon Wolf Tribe will at least double."

"It's so effective?" Upon hearing the elder's words, Balielunduo was shocked and quickly asked, "Have you checked for side effects?"

"The tests have been completed, and no obvious side effects have been found. Clan leader, I think we must increase our orders with the Three-Eyed People. The leaders of the various tribes are all starting to make trouble, fighting tooth and nail for the quota of Gale Potion." The elder said, with a mixture of joy and bitterness.

Balielunduo spat out his saliva and nodded. "Alright, I understand. Go back and tell the tribal leaders not to worry, each tribe will have a sufficient supply of medicine."

After the elder left, Balielunduo lay on the large blue stone, quietly gazing down. "It seems we need to increase investment in the Three-Eyed People, and what about the Campbell Family..."

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