By the time the chocobo was captured, the sky was almost dark. After sending away the members of the Orders of chivalry who came to watch the fun, Liszt began to think about how to tame the chocobo.
This wasn't a horse that could be successfully ridden by defeating it.
This was a low-level draconic beast, probably not yet an adult, but it was already full of magic. Magic Eye's field of vision was a cyan magical glow, indicating that it was a low-level wind-type draconic beast. The wind-type World of Warcraft generally ran very fast, as evidenced by the chocobo's performance.
"It still can't release magic, otherwise it would be even harder to capture."
"But how do I tame it, without the feelings and conditioned reflexes that I've cultivated since childhood, I can't tame it like I tamed Stupidwoman in a short period of time. Especially looking at it now, it's very hostile towards me, making it even harder to tame. "Liszt stood in the cage, looking at the chocobo in the corner and pondering.
The chocobo had been untied, but it was kept in a cage in the castle's storehouse.
When Liszt first came in, the chocobo tried to attack Liszt, but was hammered a few times by Liszt's aura-infused fists, and it shrank into a corner, not daring to look directly at Liszt.
This allowed Liszt to study it in peace.
Casting Magic Eye, he observed the magical state of the chocobo back and forth, looking for any differences from ordinary World of Warcraft: "I'm sure that this strange bird is the low-level draconic beast chocobo rewarded by the smoke mission. Currently in its infancy, the magical power in its body seems to be a bit stagnant, not coherent enough."
When it came to World of Warcraft, Liszt dared to call himself Coral Island's number one expert.
After all, he studied blizzard beasts all day long.
Liszt had a full set of notes on Dosen's changes, and now he still had eight small notes, so he was very clear about the changes in magical power in World of Warcraft. There was also the magic of elves, he also had a lot of observations and records, even of sirens.
So, he quickly discovered that the magic of the chocobos was different from that of magical beasts.
"Its mana seems to be somewhere between World of Warcraft and Elves. From the way it's dissipating, its mana dissipates much slower than World of Warcraft's mana. Perhaps this situation can be determined by the degree of solidification of the magic power itself? Liszt secretly guessed.
He had summarized the magic of different species.
The magic of a dragon is undoubtedly the most magical. It can be engraved for a long time without dissipating. The fire dragon on Black Horse Island has been dead for many years, but its magic can still be turned into a magic dragon.
The degree of solidification was very high, almost permanently indestructible.
The magic power of the elves was undoubtedly second only to that of the dragons. Through the magic released by the worm stalk, it constantly affected the surrounding plants. Although it couldn't be engraved for a long time, it could slowly infiltrate the surrounding environment. The direction of solidification was different from that of a dragon's magic, but the effect was similar.
World of Warcraft's magic was undoubtedly a bit weak. It could only trigger fixed spells.
However, in comparison, the Dou Qi of the humans was the most pitiful. This was because they were losing a large amount of Dou Qi at every moment. It was simply an existence that could not be stopped. Even so, the use of Dou Qi by humans could not be said to be bad. This was because there were unlimited possibilities to use different Dou Qi techniques.
Dragons were like beings whose magic was solidified to the extreme, they could even represent a certain rule.
Humans were born without magic, and couldn't store it for long, but there were endless ways to cultivate and refine their own magic (combat energy is a type of magic).
It was like two extremes.
Liszt even had a bold guess: "Infinitely changing combat energy, combined with the most magical magic, could there be a very wonderful chemical reaction? Maybe this is why the Dragon Knight is invincible in this world? "
There wasn't much theoretical evidence to support his guess.
The Dragon Knight was an existence that couldn't be explained at the moment.
He put away his thoughts and looked at the magic of the chocobo: "It seems that the magic has reached a critical point. This reminds me of Dosen's evolution, stimulated by the Bloodline Fruit … Maybe this chocobo is also on the verge of transformation? Is it hoping to use the magic of the sprite worm as a breakthrough? "
The more he thought about it, the more likely it seemed.
Otherwise, it wouldn't explain why the chocobo was still looking at the sprite worm even though it was surrounded by people.
"Unfortunately, I won't take out the sprite worm to feed to the chocobo." Each sprite worm not only represented value, but also beauty.
He thought of Ella, wondering if the thorn sprite would rebel in the castle if it lost its restraints.
"If I can't use the sprite worm, how can I stimulate the chocobo's transformation?" Liszt touched the space gem and took out a bottle of thorn potion, "Can this potion have the same effect? External magic stimulation should be able to replace the sprite's magic, it's worth a try. "
In fact, there was no need to guess.
As soon as he took out the thorn potion, the chocobo reacted, straightening its body and staring at the crystal tube in Liszt's hand.
"Cluck!"
"You want it?"
"Cluck!"
"Let me ride you, and I'll give it to you."
"Cluck!" The chocobo dodged Liszt's approach, but its eyes were still fixed on the thorn potion.
Liszt thought for a moment, then took out a small jade box, poured out a bit of the thorn potion, and handed it to the chocobo. The chocobo looked at Liszt's outstretched hand and quickly pecked at it, taking the jade box with its mouth, then tilted its head back and drank the potion that was not even the size of a fingernail.
After he finished drinking, he stuck out his tongue and licked the jade box until the jade box was about to break. Only then did he reluctantly throw the jade box away and shout at Liszt, "Clatter!"
"You still want it? If you want it, let me ride you! "
After a few more attempts, the Chocobo finally fell for the temptation, and Liszt leapt up and rode on its back. Its wide, plump body was perfect for riding, its thick feathers were also soft, especially around its neck and back, it was like a natural saddle.
The chocobo on Liszt's back was about to explode.
But in the next moment, it quickly steadied itself and let him ride. Because Liszt had already brought the remaining half of the thorn potion to its mouth.
The temptation of the thorn potion was irresistible, and it picked up the crystal tube with its mouth, tilted its head back and drank the potion, then licked the tube clean and cried out in pleasure: "Cluck!"
It temporarily forgot that there was someone riding on its back.
"Very good, that's it, let me ride you and you'll get the potion, got it?" Liszt smiled proudly, taming a low-level dragon was just that easy.
Unlike pure beasts or World of Warcraft, chocobos were highly intelligent, and this made them easy to tempt.
Riding represented the potion.
If you want the potion, you have to be ridden.
The simple logic was quickly imprinted in its intelligent brain.
After riding the chocobo around the cage a few times and seeing that it had gotten used to being ridden, Liszt shouted outside: "Thomas, open the cage door."
Open the door.
The chocobo shot out like an arrow, swinging Liszt off its back, showing signs of its wild side. Liszt hurriedly pulled out a new thorn potion, instantly stabilizing the chocobo, then used the potion to guide the chocobo back towards the cage.
Finally, after losing another thorn potion, the chocobo obediently entered the cage.
"Tamed!"
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