Ge Er is not eager for the taste of the Happy Mushroom. What she wants more is to know what means Law used to make the Happy Mushroom remove the toxin but retain its characteristics.
This secret has a fatal attraction for any poison hunter.
However, it is not a decision that can be made in a short time to ask her to give Law the type of poison she has.
She hesitated, and Law was very patient, waiting for her answer.
As an excellent poison hunter, Ge Er, of course, relies on poison to eat. There are five types of poisons on her body, two of which are fierce poisons extracted from plants and creatures, which are very terrible.
Moreover, these two poisons have been improved by her and can only be detoxified by her own special drugs.
Even though she had improved her poison, Ge'er rarely used it. The poison she used most often was the Black Scorpion Venom. It could paralyze the target for ten seconds but was not fatal, so she could use it without any qualms.
She knows better than anyone the horror of fierce poison. She can give it to a defenseless child and it can also exert a terrible effect, especially if it is improved by her. She can't easily give it to outsiders.
"How about it?" Law looked at the hesitant Ge Er.
"I have five kinds of poisons on me and can only give you three." Ge Er deliberated carefully, but still did not intend to give Law all kinds of poisons, which was her bottom line as a poison hunter.
Except for those two fierce poisons, the other three poisons are not fatal, but they can still play a good effect if used reasonably.
Law thought about it, neither agreed nor objected, but asked, "What's the reason?"
"I don't want to give it to you." Ge Er's reason was simple and clear.
"Okay, then three."
Law scratched his cheek and did not insist, so he asked for three poisons.
Seeing that Law agreed, Ge Er did not hesitate. In front of Thylactery and Sambika, she took out three small transparent glass poison tubes from the pocket of her clothes. The length and width were similar to the index finger. They were very small and delicate.
The three tubes were held between Ge Er's fingers. The venom inside was divided into three colors: black, light green, and light blue.
Law took the poison tube and did not directly touch the venom, so he could not get effective information. He glanced at the Kangaroo, thought about it, and did not ask. He put away the poison tube and filled a bowl of mushroom soup and handed it over.
Ge Er took the stone bowl and tasted it. She immediately fell in love with it.
She had a strong interest in poisons and had little need for good food. However, after she tasted the mushroom, there was only one thought left in her mind.
"This is the best food she's ever eaten."
"At the same time, this is also the taste of the people who committed suicide by eating the Mushroom of Happiness."
So this was the smell that only the dead knew.
This is an addictive taste. Tasmanian tiger and Sambica still want it, but they are stopped by Law. This fake taste is enough to taste it once.
As for the Black Cat, Law did not care and let him eat.
When Ge Er recovered from the magical taste, the Black Cat had eaten up the mushroom soup in the basin and turned to attack the Mushroom of Happiness that had not yet been cooked.
He found that the taste was the same whether it was cooked or not, so there was no need for Law to cook it. After sweeping up the Mushroom of Happiness on the ground, he went out to look for more.
"How did you do it?" Ge Er broke free from the wonderful experience and put down the stone bowl and looked at Law.
Law hooked his finger at Ge Er and motioned her to come over.
Ge Er understood and went over.
Law leaned over to Ge Er's ear and whispered: "Just extract all the toxins."
Ge Er's eyes slowly widened, her pupils trembled slightly, and the amplitude became more and more violent.
This was not excitement, but anger.
She held back her anger and said, "That's it?"
Law nodded and said seriously: "Yes, that's it."
"Are you lying to me?" Ge Er struggled to calm down and stared at Law.
"No, it's the truth." Law smiled. What he said was indeed the truth. Instead of neutralizing the poison with other substances and then retaining its characteristics, he simply extracted the poison, but this is exactly what other people can't do at present.
In short, Law is the only one in the world who can do this.
At this moment, if eyes could kill, Law would have been cut into pieces by Ge Er countless times.
She couldn't win, so she accepted it and picked up the toad's body to leave.
"Wait."
Law quickly stopped her.
Ge Er, who had walked to the door, turned to look at her and said angrily: "Wait for your uncle."
Leaving a foul word, she slammed the door and went out.
Looking at Ge Er who slammed the door, Law touched the back of his head and looked helpless.
He found that the quality of the glass tube containing the venom was very good and wanted to ask for more from Ge Er.
"Forget it, this kind of thing can be customized." Law thought.
Law's whisper in Ge Er's ear was not heard by Kangaroo. At this time, his curiosity was suppressed by reason and he was in pain.
"It's almost time for you to go."
After Ge Er left, Law unceremoniously asked Kangaroo to leave.
Kangaroo looked depressed, but he had no right to speak and could only leave honestly.
This year's hunter test was about to begin. When he left, he went straight to the clues, and he vowed to get his license this year.
After sending away Ge Er and Kangaroo, Law closed the door and studied the venom he had just got.
"Compared with the virus, the effect of the venom is really better." Sambika sat next to Law.
When Law asked Ge Er for the venom, she understood Law's intention because she had cooperated with Law to use Telekinesis and knew what effect Law's Telekinesis had.
"That's right, but the virus also has irreplaceable advantages." Luo Xian took out the black venom, dripped a little on the table, and said at the same time.
"What advantages?" Sambika asked curiously.
"Nibbling." Law stretched out his index finger and pressed it on the black venom.
"Nibbling …" Sambika understood and nodded, looking at Law with a glimmer of light in her eyes.
Gradual nibbling is the advantage of the virus. As long as the immune system is broken through, no matter how strong the target is, no matter how large the target is, the virus can gradually nibble away. This is something that the venom can't do. The disadvantage is that the effect is slow.
Law's attention was on the black venom and he didn't notice Sambika's eyes.
"This is black scorpion venom."
Law put away the black venom tube, took out the light green venom tube, dripped a little, touched it with his index finger, and the white smoke font gave the information.
"This is the venom of red-headed frog, and it's improved. Just a little bit can dissolve people's muscles."
After learning the information, Law put away the light green venom tube, took out the last light blue venom tube, dripped a little, and then touched it with his index finger.
"This is the venom of spurred sea slug. A drop can make people sleep for seven days and seven nights. It's also improved by her."
Except for the black scorpion venom that has not been improved, the venom of red-headed frog and spurred sea slug has been improved. Even with the developed antidote, it can't quickly clean up the toxin.
"She deserves to be a professional poison hunter." Law said to himself in his heart.
After figuring out the details of the three venom tubes, Law put them away. If the three tubes were used properly, they could have a good effect against the enemy.
Two hours later, Biscay came back, rested for a while, and took Law outside to practice in the rain.
Time passed little by little, and the calendar turned over a new year.
In early March, more than a month after the end of the hunter test, Bohala called Law ecstatically.
"Boss, I've graduated!"
The first sentence was thrown over, and Law didn't respond for a while.
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