Chapter 1742 - 1741: The True Reason Behind the Appearance of Divine Liquid
Isolation is useless. Normally, the only option would be to kill those infected and burn their corpses to completely eliminate any future trouble.
But at this time, Qiao Xiaomai and her group had already cleaned up the battlefield and now had time to deal with the situation. Qiao Xiaomai instructed the infected soldiers to drink Floral Dew.
In the past few days, she and Tong Sanlang had discussed this issue.
The poisonous monster was a creature formed by devouring and merging all the poisons under the heavens. The toxins in its body were unimaginably bizarre, representing the ultimate evil and corruption. However, Floral Dew was made using water from the Spiritual Spring. And what is Spiritual Spring water? It is the essence of heaven and earth, concentrated into water, the purest and most sacred substance.
When the ultimate evil meets the purest sacredness, there can only be one outcome: annihilation.
Thus, while Floral Dew had previously only been able to regulate and suppress toxins without completely neutralizing them, it was effective against the monster’s ultimate evil toxins this time around.
Qiao Xiaomai began producing Floral Dew again. The infected soldiers who drank it experienced intense burning sensations in their stomachs, as if a fire were raging inside their bodies. However, the feeling did not last long. Once they endured it, the toxins in their bodies were neutralized.
Qiao Xiaomai and Tong Sanlang’s hypothesis was correct—the Floral Dew could indeed cure this toxin.
This region was in the south, rich in a variety of flowers. When one type of flower was depleted, they simply switched to another. If flowers weren’t sufficient, they resorted to herbal medicine. The official explanation was that Floral Dew was made using a special secret method, so the specific raw materials—flowers or herbal medicine—didn’t matter.
For half a month, Qiao Xiaomai spent nearly every moment making Floral Dew, except for brief sleep breaks. Yang Ye dispatched countless individuals to help her, and she pushed herself as though she were a hundred people in one. Lives were at stake; she dared not slack off.