234: Chapter 231 High-level Magic Claw 234: Chapter 231 High-level Magic Claw In the following days, Mu Ying began developing the Permanent Magic Potion for the Lamp Vine.
The main addition during the concoction process was the Glowing Pearl Powder.
Just this one step, she tried thousands of tis, where the coarseness of the powder, the timing of its addition, and the quantity added all affected whether the potion was successful or not.
There was a thick stack of papers recording the data in the study.
“Bang!” Another failure, not even Blessing Magic could help.
Mu Ying touched her soot-blackened face and cast a Cleaning Technique on herself.
She recorded the results of the attempt on paper.
Magic Potions really weren’t sothing that could be developed casually.
Although she had also innovated with the hair dyeing magic potion before, different colors simply required changing the dyeing materials.
The difficult part was mixing the different colors, sothing she was actually quite good at, which was why it went so smoothly.
This ti, she was rely improving, yet it was so difficult.
Unfortunately, Glowing Pearl Powder is a substance from the real world and couldn’t be brought into Trial World, so the research on this magic potion could only be conducted in the real world.
Compared to the Permanent Magic Potion, the Lamp Vine was much easier to cultivate.
It was a magic plant she had cultivated with her own magic power, and it had an extrely high adaptability to her magic power.
It wasn’t as delicate as the Dingling Flower either.
She could promote rapid growth with Plant Magic, maintain it for a while with magic power, and then stabilize the state of the Lamp Vine with a bit of help from Recovery Spring and Life Magic.
Even soaking it in the Permanent Magic Potion could be done in batches and it didn’t need to be buried in the soil for so long.
Now, everything was ready, except for the crucial elent.
“Sigh,” Mu Ying let out a sigh and decided to do sothing else to take her mind off things.
While the potions needed to be refined, she couldn’t neglect her spells either.
She had chosen the High-level Magic Claw to practice these past few days.
This spell is an enhanced version of the 1st circle spell, Magic Claw.
The 1st circle Magic Claw could only strengthen one of the recipient’s Innate Weapons for a short duration, but the High-level Magic Claw could enhance all of the recipient’s Innate Weapons, with each level lasting for one hour.
Its practicality greatly increased.
With her current level, casting it once could last for six hours.
Innate Weapons are only possessed by wild beasts and Magic Beasts.
So Gungun beca her subject for these past few days, fortunately with no serious consequences from failed spells.
She had already successfully cast the spell yesterday, but the Spell Casting Speed wasn’t great, and it wasn’t very stable either.
She needed more practice.
“Gungun?” Mu Ying searched all around the Plantation but saw no sign of Gungun.
She then teleported to the Tree House in the Main Territory, still no sight of the bear.
Next, she went to the lakeside where Gungun often went.
Mu Ying: “…”
What did she see?
There were at least a dozen rmaids, each with a big shell filled with water, lined up one by one, erging from Moon Lake and then with a whoosh, teleporting onto the shore before, in the blink of an eye, arriving ten plus ters away.
The one leading, squatting in the unique wooden shell tank with pink hair, if not Lily, then who?
The players in the territory seed not surprised at all by this, making Mu Ying’s perplexed expression stand out.
It appeared the rmaids’ behavior was not new, to the point where everyone else had gotten used to it.
So, what had she missed during the days she was closed off?
“Yingying!” Lily was the first to spot Mu Ying and teleported in front of her in a flash, and then Mu Ying was surrounded by a circle of rmaids.
“Mu Ying, is the good Hair Dye Potion ready?”
“And mine!”
…
The creditor ca to collect the debt, but fortunately, she had completed everything in ti.
Mu Ying asked them to wait a mont and brought over the box of Magic Potions.
“They’re all here, labeled, you can divide them up yourselves!”
Having dealt with the creditor, Mu Ying pulled Lily aside, “Is this how you’ve been having fun coming ashore recently?”
“Yeah!
Being able to teleport is really great!
Many brothers and sisters have learned from , but their shell tanks aren’t as big as the wooden one you made for , so it’s not stuffy, just not as pretty.
But I had the Little Mushroom n decorate it with Fluorescent Powder for , look!” Lily excitedly showed her.
“This is Yingying, this is , and also the protagonist of my favorite play, ‘Little Princess Fights the Great Demon Dragon.’ Hehe, doesn’t it look great?”
Mu Ying walked around her shell tank and indeed, the little princess of the drawings was modeled after her, right?
The two figures only differed in size and looked incredibly similar—and way too gaudy, right?
“As long as you like it,” Mu Ying said, seeing Lily so happy that she couldn’t bring herself to tell the truth.
“Are you done with your tasks, Yingying?” Lily asked again.
“Do you want to co and watch the Mushroom n rehearse their play?”
Mu Ying shook her head; she certainly didn’t want to tornt her eyes and soul further!
“I ca out to have Gungun help practice my Spells,” Mu Ying explained to her the effect of the High-level Magic Claw.
Lily tilted her head, “Does my tail count as an Innate Weapon?”
“Of course!
The powerful warriors of our tribe could knock out a shark with their tails!” said an older rmaid sister nearby.
“Ah, then let help Yingying practice!” Lily clapped her hands excitedly.
“We can help too!” other rmaids also chid in.
It wasn’t a bad idea, as Mu Ying too was curious about the strength of rmaid tails.
Lily was the first, as Mu Ying began to communicate with nature, conveying her needs to it, causing Lily’s scales to emit a faint light.
“Is it done?” Lily asked curiously, touching her body.
Mu Ying nodded, “Why don’t you give it a try?”
Lily jumped into the water and with a few swishes of her tail, she reached the bottom of the lake.
Monts later, a figure burst forth, her tail raised high, and she forcefully slapped it down onto the surface of the water.
“Slap!”
The splash of water rose four or five ters high.
“It’s really stronger than before!” Lily’s voice ca with joy.
“ too!
too!” the other rmaids saw Lily playing with splashing and got excited.
Mu Ying begrudgingly attached High-level Magic Claw to each of them, and after casting the Spell nine tis, seeing the expectant tenth rmaid hop up to her, she had to apologize, “I’m out of Mana Value.”
“It’s okay, we can wait!” said the remaining rmaids, “We’re going back to dye our hair.
Rember to call us next ti you practice Spells!”
Mu Ying nodded, alright, she hadn’t expected that with a High-level Magic Claw, rmaids could have so much fun with it—they were full of energy!
At that mont, Moon Lake had burst into a frenzy, with rmaids jumping about like grasshoppers in the bushes, creating a ruckus.
The adult rmaids could splash water over ten ters high with the assistance of High-level Magic Claw.
Mu Ying wondered whether the two little turtles in the lake were still fine amidst such explosive water.
Perhaps the next ti she sunbathed, she wouldn’t have to worry about them crawling onto her back again.
Watching this scene, Mu Ying suddenly had this thought.
The Spell lasted for six hours, so the rmaids played for six hours, leading the players to believe this was so special rmaid tradition, even coining a na for it, “The Splash Festival.”
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