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"Parsley juice, strengthens joints and bone flexibility..."

"Bison bone marrow oil, supports muscle growth..."

"Iron Ore Powder..."

"Bitter sow thistle root..."

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On the workbench of the herb room, Luo De laid out the materials needed to concoct the Giant Wolf Mutation Potion.

"Lizard bile... I'm not sure if Lizardman's will work."

Luo De pondered, but eventually placed it on the table.

According to the knowledge inherited, Luo De accurately measured the dosage of each ingredient.

The most precious among these was Luo De's magic power and White Wolf blood, the rest were merely ordinary materials.

Of course, Lizardman bile was also rather uncommon.

But in fact, this bile can be collected from ordinary creatures.

Luo De used Lizardman's, thinking it might be a better choice.

It could also be seen as adjusting the formula, possibly counting towards the progress in the magic potion beginner's category, perhaps?

Without complex craftsmanship, he placed all materials into the stone bowl in a specific order, no heating required.

Stirred evenly, then added the fresh blood of the White Wolf.

Before the White Wolf blood spread, Luo De placed his hand over the stone bowl, then infused it with magic power.

The materials in the stone bowl, initially calm, slowly began to squirm with the input of magic power.

As though some maggots had burrowed inside, they started undulating up and down.

Luo De dismissed the unpleasant thoughts from his mind, focusing solely on controlling the magic power.

As the liquid in the bowl squirmed, the White Wolf blood gradually dispersed into the materials, all the liquid stained into a dark red color.

When it felt about right, Luo De stopped the magic infusion and withdrew his hand.

[A new potion has been successfully concocted, Magic Potion Beginner progress reached 29/40]

"Seems like luck is on my side, it worked on the first try."

Luo De was somewhat surprised.

This potion concoction does test one's control over magic power.

If too much magic power is infused, the original materials would be destroyed.

If too little power is infused, the magic power in the White Wolf's blood wouldn't be activated, hence ruined.

After the initial joy, Luo De settled his mind to recall the process of magic infusion just now.

Keep in mind the frequency and quantity of magic power infused earlier, which might be useful next time.

Of course, the most important thing is to test the potion on the Desert Wolves.

Memorizing the magic infusion process firmly, Luo De opened his eyes and stepped out of the herb room.

As soon as he walked down the stairs, the guard came up proactively,

"Lord, the leader of the Mountain Cat People, Vika, requests your audience."

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With an expressionless face, Luo De walked into the cell and sat on a chair brought over by the guard.

Luo De remained silent, quietly observing Vika.

The leader of the Mountain Cat People sat in the corner, head down.

"Can you help me save the Silver Claw Tribe?"

Just as Luo De's patience was about to run out, Vika finally couldn't hold back and spoke.

Luo De had already anticipated what Vika wanted to say, so there was no surprise.

"Are you out of your mind?"

Luo De said calmly, "Even if I don't resent your invasion, that doesn't make us friends."

"I don't have the leisure to save your tribespeople."

Luo De stood up, "If there's nothing else, I'll be leaving."

"We are willing to serve you!"

Vika suddenly stood up, urgently shouting, "As long as you rescue my tribe and bring them here, they can all work for you!"

"You're not qualified to negotiate with me."

Luo De turned his back, "You are already my slaves, you already have to work for me."

"But then you won't get our loyalty!"

Vika's vertical pupils held a determined gaze,

"If you rescue the Silver Claw Tribe from the Lizardmen, we will forever be loyal to you, fully carrying out your will!"

"I will swear in the name of my ancestors!"

Upon hearing this, Luo De sat back on the chair.

Vika's behavior of demanding first carried a sense of pride.

The Mountain Cat People needed Luo De.

It wasn't that Luo De had to have the Mountain Cat People.

Luo De couldn't let Vika think he was taking advantage of him.

"Can you represent your other tribespeople?" Luo De asked.

"I can, provided it's to save the tribespeople, they will surely agree!"

Vika didn't hesitate, immediately prostrating on the ground, raising his paw,

"I, Vika Silverclaw, swear in the name of my lineage and ancestors."

"If you are willing to send troops to rescue the Silver Claw Tribe, my life and loyalty will be wholly devoted to Lord Rod."

"Ignoring blades, ignoring honor, ignoring storms and flames, I will always follow your steps, fight for you, die for you."

"If I break this oath, may the soul of my ancestors never rest, and may my tribe's lineage end in this world."

Such an oath was indeed harsh and resolute.

Luo De nodded silently in his heart.

This wasn't like the frivolous promises of romance made in his previous life.

These ancestral oaths are sacred, wagering the tribe's entire fate and belief.

Breaking such an oath might not be immediate, but it could impact the tribe's destiny.

Historically, it was fulfilled this way among families in the Broken Rock Empire.

And the oaths of alien races were even more credible.

Finishing the oath, Luo De didn't waste more words, extending his hand to Vivian.

Vivian understood, taking out a scroll and walking over to Vika, handing it to him.

"This is a map of the Razor Plain's edge, mark the location of your tribespeople on it," Luo De instructed.

Vika received the map with both hands, and with the help of the Snow Rabbit People's translation, quickly marked their location on the map.

"You chose quite a hidden location."

Luo De took the map and commented, "Seems quite challenging to find."

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