"Hundred Herbs Illustrated Book" is one of the common general books in the spiritual world. It was written by an alchemist thousands of years ago. Originally, it only recorded a hundred kinds of spiritual herbs. It records in detail the medicinal properties, appearance, and growth environment of the spiritual herbs.
, maturity year, collection method and side effects, etc.
As time goes by, more and more practitioners have recorded new spiritual herbs, and now thousands of spiritual herbs have been recorded.
Chen Yang looked through the spiritual herbs that might grow in the stone forest environment and found a relatively common variety.
This kind of spiritual grass is called Qingling root. It grows in hidden places in the stone forest and has a short growth time. When mature, the shell is used to make Qingling elixir, which is one of the elixirs commonly used by junior practitioners.
The Yin Mo Sect requires its disciples to collect precious spiritual herbs during the exploration of the ruins, but it does not prohibit its disciples from collecting ordinary spiritual herbs. After collecting these ordinary spiritual herbs, they can keep them for their own use and do not have to turn them over to the sect.
Chen Yang felt that it was unlikely that he would be able to find those precious spiritual herbs as soon as he entered the ruins, and planned to collect some common spiritual herbs while searching for rare spiritual herbs.
With the Qi Pill Technique at hand, you can use the similar medicinal properties of common spiritual grass and rare spiritual grass to refine some precious elixirs. Although the medicinal properties of this elixir are not as good as the original ones, they are still about 60 to 70% effective.
After walking in the stone forest for half an hour, Chen Yang was surprised not to find a single spiritual grass.
Are there spiritual herbs everywhere in the promised ruins?
Chen Yang frowned, took out the puppet mouse from the storage bag, and used the Thousand Machines Puppet Technique to control the puppet mouse to walk through the cracks in the stone forest, trying to find the Qingling Root in a hidden place.
Finally, a quarter of an hour later, Chen Yang's puppet mouse found several Qingling roots in the cracks of a stone wall.
Chen Yang walked over happily. Since the above-ground plant part of Qinglinggen had fine spikes, he put on gloves and prepared to collect it.
As soon as he stretched out his hand, Chen Yang suddenly noticed a vague spiritual energy wave behind him, approaching his position very quickly.
Chen Yang was suddenly startled, and immediately touched the storage bag with his left hand, took out the thunder bead and clasped it in his palm.
A layer of blue light mask suddenly appeared around Chen Yang.
At the same time, there was a "swipe" sound, and a long sword was stabbed towards Chen Yang's back, hitting the light mask and being bounced away.
"Huh? There is also this wonderful magical weapon that can block my thunder strike."
A rather surprising voice came from behind.
Chen Yang turned around and saw that the person who had just drawn the sword at him was a man in black attire. He was in his mid-twenties and looked quite handsome.
"Who are you?"
Chen Yang made a frightened expression and said loudly.
The well-dressed man did not answer, but released his spiritual consciousness, tested Chen Yang's strength, and then said with a smile: "A practitioner in the outdoor realm dares to come to the ruins. You are lucky to be alive now. It's a pity that you met
I."
As he said, Chen Yang was controlling the aura released at this time. To outsiders, he only had the strength of the mid-stage outdoor scene, which looked ordinary.
"The defensive weapon in your hand is pretty good. If you hand it over honestly, I may consider letting you go!"
The well-dressed man stared closely at the thunder bead in Chen Yang's hand and said with a sinister smile.
Chen Yang looked shocked and angry, pulled out the Thunder Sword from his waist and held it in front of him.
At this moment, another female voice came from behind a stone pillar: "Brother Gu, what happened?"