Kaede Sato was very happy to see that the Forked Bat and the Shapeshifting Invisible Dragon had completed their transformations one after another. The two Lesser Elves' spirits had made great progress.
However, in the end, he still gave a few words of encouragement to the two elves who were in high spirits at this time. He told them to continue working hard in the future and not to slack off because of the improvement of their qualifications.
After that, Kaede Sato continued to consider the use of the remaining system energy. Although he had exchanged for Gyoka's Blessing Mark and four Fantasy Gene Supplement Potions, the system energy was still left with 34%.
Since the system energy would be shut down when it was below 15%, he could still continue to exchange for four Fantasy Gene Supplement Potions from the system shop.
Kaede Sato was a person who liked to keep improving. There were still many Lesser Elves in his team whose qualifications had not yet reached Gold Qualification, but it was obvious that four Fantasy Gene Supplement Potions could not completely solve all problems.
So far, the Lesser Elves that had reached Gold Qualification were: Forked Bat, King of the Nido, Melaleuca, Wind Speed Dog, Swamp Monster, Shining Big-Mouth Gull, Shining Hunting Butterfly, Shining Tyrannosaur, Wonderful Frog Seed, Night Patrol Spirit, and Pikachu.
The number of Lesser Elves in his hands had reached 24 (excluding the unhatched Mini Dragon and Laplace and Pikachu from the Sea Team's base), which meant that he still had 13 Lesser Elves that needed to improve their qualifications.
Unfortunately, he could only have four Fantasy Gene Supplement Potions at the moment, and it was still unknown whether these five Fantasy Gene Supplement Potions could really create five Gold Qualification Lesser Elves.
After all, its effect was to randomly increase the individual value of the Lesser Elves by 1 to 30 points. If luck was not on his side, one Fantasy Gene Supplement Potion would not be enough.
Therefore, he had to carefully consider the people who would use the Fantasy Gene Supplement Potion.
Kaede Sato was a sentimental person, so he naturally had to choose from the experienced elves. Naturally, the Monster of Changes and Hercules entered Kaede Sato's line of sight.
Mutant had been following Kaede Sato all the way until now. It was definitely a veteran elf in Kaede Sato's team. With its help, Kaede Sato had evaded the enemy's pursuit many times. It was very useful to Kaede Sato.
It was a pity that the Hundred Faces Monster was not interested in fighting. It preferred to be a supportive elf that stayed by Kaede Sato's side and spend its days comfortably.
Although Kaede Sato didn't like the idea of the Hundred-Change Monster, he still respected it. Therefore, after much consideration, he decided to remove the Hundred-Change Monster from the list of people who could use the Fantasy Gene Supplement.
As for Hercules, the aggressive Bug Warrior, Kaede Sato was very optimistic about him. His personality was very much to his liking, and he was very persistent.
However, his aptitude was indeed too low. His individual value was only 126.
Kaede Sato estimated that if he wanted to raise his aptitude to gold aptitude, even if his luck was not too bad (on average, one Fantasy Gene Supplement Potion could increase his individual value by 16 points), he might need three Fantasy Gene Supplement Potions. If he was unlucky, even four might not be enough.
But no matter what, Kaede Sato would choose to spend the Fantasy Gene Supplement Potion on Hercules. The reason was that Hercules had risked his life to save him and was loyal to him.
More importantly, Hercules was a true warrior. His determination to become stronger might be the strongest and firmest among all the elves under Kaede Sato's command.
Kaede Sato could say without reservation that as long as Hercules did not die prematurely, even if his aptitude was not considered outstanding, he would definitely become a powerful elf in the future.
If he was given the capital to grow quickly, Kaede Sato believed that Hercules would soon become one of the strongest elves under his command.
"Hercules is one, but he might really need to use four Fantasy Gene Supplement Potions. I just hope his luck is not too bad. Let me save one Fantasy Gene Supplement Potion."
Thinking of Hercules' determined gaze during training, Kaede Sato quickly made a decision, and then thought helplessly.
After confirming the quota for Hercules to use the Fantasy Gene Supplement Potion, Kaede Sato began to think about the user of the remaining Fantasy Gene Supplement Potion.
His team of elves had recently joined more members, and many of them were elves with top purple aptitude. They only needed one Fantasy Gene Supplement Potion to easily step into the category of gold aptitude.
Among them, there were dream demons, stinger jellyfish, armored shells, and Jenni tortoises that met these conditions.
However, after Kaede Sato continued to think seriously, he gave up the idea of letting these elves use the Fantasy Gene Supplement Potion.
These elves had only joined his team not long ago. Whether it was the sense of belonging or loyalty to the team, they did not have much of a sense of belonging or loyalty. Most importantly, they did not make much contribution in the few major events.
If he casually gave these elves the Fantasy Gene Supplement Potion, it would seem a little too unfair. After all, Pikachu, the great contributor in the Battle of Mythical Beasts, had not received anything yet.
"Let's keep it for the time being. These elves' aptitude is already very good. For them, the Fantasy Gene Supplement Potion is just icing on the cake. Let's see their performance in the future. The system energy cannot be wasted casually."
After understanding this, Kaede Sato no longer bothered about the user of the Fantasy Gene Supplement Potion. He then patted Pikachu's little head on his shoulder and thought with a smile.
After temporarily ending the problem of the use of system energy, Kaede Sato took out a notebook with a somewhat old cover and began to carefully read it.
This old notebook was the treasure that Kaede Sato obtained from the Heavenly Dragon King Yuan Zhi this time.
Yes, this old notebook recorded the Heavenly Dragon King Yuan Zhi's experience in nurturing dragon elves. The methods of nurturing dragon elves recorded in it were far more than just the Mini Dragon.
To be honest, when Kaede Sato obtained this old notebook, he felt very conflicted because he felt that he had really cheated this Heavenly Dragon King who valued relationships and righteousness.
He had pushed the blame of causing the Battle of Mythical Beasts to the other party, and the other party had accepted the blame very straightforwardly. In the end, the other party had even taken the initiative to take the bullet for him, thus leaving him with the hope of survival.
Fortunately, Kaede Sato had also received the message left by the other party from the communication device and learned that the other party was still alive. Otherwise, he would not have the face to read this valuable old notebook in his hands for the rest of his life.
As for now, Kaede Sato was more at ease to read this notebook. Through the message left by the other party, Yuan Zhi had confirmed that this old notebook was given to him as a reward for the mission.
It had to be said that the Heavenly Dragon King was indeed the Heavenly Dragon King. Yuan Zhi was very knowledgeable about the study of dragon elves, and the notebook was filled with his unique insights on nurturing various dragon elves and training them to learn dragon skills.
The most rare thing was that Yuan Zhi had also left several methods in the notebook that could speed up the growth of dragon elves.
Although these methods had certain drawbacks and the resources consumed were far from what ordinary people could accept, there was no doubt that they could give Kaede Sato the possibility of quickly nurturing dragon elves.
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