Lin Yuan didn't know what to say to the mother and daughter who were expressing their emotions.
Lin Yuan wasn't a person who was adept at handling emotions.
Therefore, he didn't know how to console others when they were emotional outbursts.
He might as well just say it.
"Go to the lounge outside the breeding room and wait. I will need some time. Wait for me to repair the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum's damaged roots before coming in."
Right now, the best consolation for the violent-tempered woman and her daughter was for the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum's damaged roots to recover quickly.
When the violent-tempered woman heard Lin Yuan's words, she quickly scratched her head and thanked Lin Yuan repeatedly.
She then brought her daughter to the lounge outside the breeding room.
At that moment, Lin Yuan calmed his mind and circulated the spiritual power in his body to circulate the spirit qi.
He channeled the spirit qi into the withered Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum.
During the process of circulating the spirit qi, Lin Yuan could clearly feel that his spirit qi circulation speed was several times faster than before.
After the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum received the nourishment from the spirit qi, it immediately showed changes.
The first to recover was the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum's rhizome. The withered rhizome rapidly grew out white root tissues.
In just a short moment, the white root tissues had replaced the withered rhizome.
Lin Yuan used his hand to rub, and the withered black rhizome turned into fragments and fell off.
The Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum's petals were constantly growing out new petals.
In just a short moment, the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum's petals had more or less recovered.
However, the color of the petals was still a little pale.
Lin Yuan took a cup of spring water from the breeding room's table and placed the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum's roots into the spring water before continuing to circulate the spirit qi.
In less than 20 minutes, the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum had recovered its damaged roots.
This time, Lin Yuan didn't use the Pure Land of Bliss to recover the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum.
During the Class 2 Creation Master exam, Lin Yuan had used two hours. During the Class 2 Creation Master exam, Lin Yuan had used two hours to recover the Shear Pincers Crab's damaged roots.
This was the time Lin Yuan needed to use Morbius' exclusive skill, the Pure Land of Bliss.
If he didn't use Morbius' exclusive skill, the Pure Land of Bliss, he would need four hours.
Right now, without the Pure Land of Bliss, Lin Yuan only needed over 20 minutes to recover the Bronze fey's damaged roots.
In other words, after becoming a C-rank spirit qi professional, the time he needed to recover his Bronze feys had been reduced by nearly ten times.
This was also related to the bowl of Silver Stamen Gold Luster Cassia nectar he had consumed to purify his body's impurities.
Even so, it had to be said that after becoming a C-rank spirit qi professional, Lin Yuan's ability as a Creation Master had undergone a drastic change.
If Lin Yuan were to participate in the exam now, he might still be a little inferior to the Class 3 Creation Master exam, but the difference wouldn't be huge.
After sensing the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum's condition, Lin Yuan let out a breath of relief.
The Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum's flowers were plump at the moment, and the leaves on the stem were also very large. They were shuttle-shaped, and the edges looked quite sharp.
However, this Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum was severely dehydrated due to the damage to its roots. Even now, it still needed a lot of water.
At this time, the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum had already absorbed more than half of the spring water.
Lin Yuan continued to circulate his spiritual power. He originally wanted to assist the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum to quickly replenish its water, but he felt that he had vaguely encountered a rather obvious boundary.
Lin Yuan was very familiar with this boundary.
Lin Yuan observed the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum. It turned out that this Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum was already a 10-star Bronze fey, and it was just a step away from Silver.
Now that Lin Yuan felt this boundary, he might as well quickly circulate his spiritual power.
He pushed the spiritual power towards this boundary.
Soon enough, just as the spiritual power broke through this boundary …
The Bronze Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum was extending and evolving.
It grew from 30 centimeters to over half a meter, and its branches and leaves had also become more luxuriant.
The newly grown stem was filled with new leaves, and there was originally only one flower.
Now, there were eight flower buds on the newly grown stem, and the flower buds were slowly unfolding.
However, the newly grown Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum's flower was much smaller than the previous one. Lin Yuan believed that as long as he nurtured it for a period of time, these flowers would grow to the same size.
Lin Yuan used True Data to look at the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum and couldn't help but reveal a satisfied smile.
[Fey Name]: Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum
[Fey Species]: Chrysanthemum genus/Chrysanthemum family
[Fey Grade]: Silver (110)
[Fey Type]: Grass
[Fey Quality]: Normal
Abilities:
[Leaf Blade]: The leaves on the stem shoot out and perform long-range physical damage.
[Flower Bud Cannon]: The flower condenses energy to launch a toxic energy attack.
[Corrosion Flower Petals]: The petals scatter to perform an area-of-effect attack. The petals have paralyzing and corrosive properties.
Exclusive Skill:
[Increased Toxicity]: Strengthens the body's toxicity, allowing the body's poison effects to deepen.
The Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum was a fey that relied on its own toxicity to kill other feys apart from some simple physical attacks.
However, the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum's poison only had paralyzing properties. When combined with the Bronze exclusive skill, Increased Toxicity, the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum would be able to produce decent damage.
The Silver ability, Corrosion Flower Petals, allowed the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum's poison system to add a corrosive property to the paralyzing poison.
When combined with the exclusive skill, Increased Toxicity, the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum's attack would immediately increase by a notch.
The paralyzing poison would only have a control effect, and its lethality would be very weak.
However, the corrosive poison would be fatal.
The Silver ability was able to produce a very good area-of-effect attack, and it could be used with the Leaf Blade or the Flower Bud Cannon.
It could be said that the Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum's evolution was very successful.
Lin Yuan's objective for coming to the Creation Master Association was to promise the violent-tempered woman to heal her daughter's fey.
Now, he had fulfilled the promise.
Lin Yuan felt that it was rather troublesome to use the breeding room in the Creation Master Association. Therefore, if he was going to accept another request to heal feys with damaged roots, he would have to wait until his store was officially opened.
Right now, Lin Yuan was still mainly accepting requests for custom-made feys or precious feys' nurturing and sales.
From there, he could quickly accumulate Radiance dollars.
Cultivation itself was a process of not advancing or regressing. Everything in the world was progressing, so if you were stuck at a standstill, you would be regressing.
Lin Yuan called the violent-tempered woman and her daughter in.
After entering the breeding room, the violent-tempered woman and her daughter were rather nervous.
However, when the duo saw the huge Tough Leaf Chrysanthemum on the breeding room's table, they fell into a daze. It looked as though they had seen it before but was completely different from before.
Lin Yuan smiled and said to the violent-tempered woman, "You can't even recognize your own fey?"
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