Chapter 1832: Chapter 555 The deal reached with Marshal Andre – Part 2
In an instant, the old fox thought of too much.
…..
At this mont, Leonard Churchill didn’t waste any ti. He directly took out a row of lead-sealed red potions and tossed them over.
Andre caught them without any hesitation or fear of any tricks hidden in the potions.
Leonard Churchill explained using traditional Southern Continent terms: “This is a [Genetic Anchoring Potion], which works as its na implies. After injection, the potion can anchor human genes… It prevents mutation during the beast transformation sequence. Its most special function is to keep the main human gene chain from being contaminated, allowing alien bloodlines within the body to act as an auxiliary…”
“…”
Upon hearing this, a barely noticeable gleam flashed in Andre’s eyes, and he couldn’t hide his surprise: Is there really such a bloodline potion?
If it were a treasure, even a divine artifact, it wouldn’t move him so significantly.
But it was specifically this bloodline potion!
Because the potion’s effect was enough to change his destiny, his land’s destiny, and even the future of the entire plane!
…..
Although the Dragon Descendants’ bloodline was powerful, it also had a huge drawback, which was being suppressed by higher-tier dragon bloodlines.
The Great Dragon is a mythological dominator race with an inherent bloodline dominance over lower creatures.
Enslaving and ruling living creatures is an ability inherited in their bloodline.
Even a pureblood giant dragon just hatched from an egg could make this Ninth Tier Peak Grand Marshal kneel in respect.
This was not just a rule of the Southern Continent.
It was an unresistible suppression on the bloodline level.
The Dragon Descendants were essentially the servants of the Great Dragons.
Even if Andre successfully reached the God Tier in the future, he would still be a servant of the Dragon God.
Even if he established his own territory in the Central Continent in the future, Andre clearly knew he would still have to bow to the Dragon Clan.
Bloodline was like a collar around a slave’s neck; without the master’s permission, there would never be freedom.
This might be irrelevant to a low-level card master, but for a peak card master about to condense godhood, it was intolerable.
But before, there was nothing he could do.
However, now, Andre saw another possibility!
This made the anticipation in his heart burn more fiercely.
If the potion truly could anchor human bloodlines as described,
Then,
He had already seen the “key” to unlocking the collar around his neck!
….
Countless complex thoughts flashed through Andre’s mind in an instant, yet his expression did not change at all.
He carefully observed Leonard Churchill and his companions’ expressions, trying to detect signs of a plot.
But no matter how he looked, it only convinced him that the person in front of him was telling the truth.
Leonard Churchill naturally knew that the Grand Marshal was moved.
After all, he dared to stay and discuss the deal because the top condition he offered was sothing that a top Dragon Descendant could never refuse.
Leonard Churchill continued: “This is my deal. I ca in a hurry, so I didn’t bring many potions. But there’s enough for Your Excellency to test if the effects are as I said. If Your Excellency finds the deal suitable, I will send another batch later, and the quantity can be discussed… Of course, these potions are very expensive to make. If you need a lot, we can also talk about trade. Or… I can sell the formula to Your Excellency.”
These words were very clever: If you kill , you won’t get the subsequent potions or the formula.
This [Anchoring Potion] was originally designed to target the Dragon Descendants of the Southern Continent. The wider the formula spread, the better, so there was no fear of leakage.
As long as the other party agreed, not only would they not be enemies in the future, but they could even be allies in so interest chains.
At the very least, Marshal Andre and the kingship of the Southern Continent could no longer be in a lord-subject relationship.
…..
Selling the formula ant the potions were certainly trustworthy.
This condition had already moved Andre’s heart.
Using a batch of blueprints of no value to him in exchange for potions that could change the fate of the Dragon Descendants was definitely worth it.
However, this battle-hardened Grand Marshal would not let himself be led by the nose.
From being lured here from the start to the deal, it was all part of soone’s sche.
The arrogance of the Dragon Descendants was engraved in their blood, not to ntion that this Grand Marshal had touched the highest human tier.
His strength and status allowed him to look down on anyone.
“Hmph! I think killing you all is a better choice!”
Without warning, the killing intent that had been restrained burst out like a dam collapsing, and with a twisted space, a Dragon Fist was thrown.
Leonard Churchill’s eyebrows showed a trace of helplessness.
He knew the Grand Marshal didn’t really want to kill; he just couldn’t let go of his pride and wanted to teach him a lesson.
And also to give himself an out.
[Star Sky Banishnt] was more convenient than Tracy Garcia and Camilla’s thods to deal with such frontal attacks. Without thought, Leonard Churchill summoned it for the third ti.
Although he blocked it, Tracy Garcia beside him seed to have discovered sothing, her brows montarily showed worry.
It was not the ti to say anything, so she remained silent.
Leonard Churchill had been heavily wounded by Queen of Orlan and using divine skills three tis in a row had pushed his body to the limit.
The blood seeping from the corner of his mouth betrayed his condition.
But his expression still carried a relaxed air as he said: “I ntioned before. Your Excellency is undoubtedly very strong, we know we are not opponents. But with my and my partners’ skills, if we want to leave, it’s enough. Your Excellency cannot keep us here.”
“…”
Andre didn’t say anything further.
He had given the lesson.
He knew if he pushed further, the people in front of him would truly flee.
But agreeing just like that didn’t seem right either.
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