Fey Evolution Merchant

Chapter 1179 - The Young Man’s Cat

Chapter 1179: The Young Man’s Cat

Lin Yuan’s eyebrow twitched when he heard what Luo Ya said as it sounded more like she wanted to see something besides his feys.

In the past, Lin Yuan would never allow another person to see his feys, much less summon them in the presence of another person.

But since he wanted to build a relationship with Luo Ya, it was necessary for him to summon his feys to display his capabilities.

However, Lin Yuan had not decided which of his many feys he should summon as he had many of them that fit the description of healing-type and support-type fey.

Lin Yuan immediately summoned one of his feys.

Luo Ya did not find anything strange about his actions.

She was already certain that he was a member of the elite because only such people could afford the clothes he was wearing and exuded the aura that came from him.

Each gem from Class 1 and 2 subterranean dimensional rifts cost about 20 Great Lush dollars.

The color of the gems did not affect their price by much.

The fabric of Lin Yuan’s clothes could not be ascertained due to the mud, but there were about 40 gems embedded in it, which cost a total of about 1,200 Great Lush dollars.

Hence, this set of spirit qi clothes had to cost at least 2,000 Great Lush dollars.

This was a luxury that Luo Ya could afford, but she would not be able to bear to see it become accidentally damaged to such an extent.

After observing him during the journey, Luo Ya realized that he did not seem to be heartbroken over his ripped-up clothes, and it seemed as though he couldn’t care less about it.

She still wanted to see his feys in spite of being sure of his status as an elite because she wanted to use his feys as a means of measuring how elite his family was.

If he truly was the disciple of a secret elite family, he had to have an incredible fey.

Fu Di relaxed when he saw Lin Yuan eat the poisoned bread.

The Decay Blood Hooked Scorpion’s venom was slow-acting, and it would first deteriorate the victim’s mind to prevent the victim from realizing that they had been poisoned.

If the victim’s body was weak, the venom would start taking effect in about three hours.

Since he was using the venom of the pinnacle Gold Decay Blood Hooked Scorpion, it would only take two hours for the poison to take effect.

Two hours were more than enough time to arrive at the area where the merchants from the Great Lush Federation were.

After the poison took effect, Lin Yuan would be reduced to a pile of putrid rotten flesh.

There would be many witnesses at the bazaar of Great Lush Federation merchants, and many spirit qi professionals from the Iron Hammer Federation would be present as well.

Luo Ya would undoubtedly take revenge for Lin Yuan if he died, but Fu Di knew her well enough to know that she would not check his rotting corpse herself.

It was more likely that she would leave the task to Fu Di.

After he checked Lin Yuan’s corpse, he would be able to push the blame to one of the merchants from the Great Lush Federation or spirit qi professional from the Iron Hammer Federation without attracting suspicion toward himself.

In a fit of anger, Luo Ya would kill the merchants from the Great Lush Federation and spirit qi professionals from the Iron Hammer Federation.

At that time, he only needed to put more effort into supposedly avenging Lin Yuan in order to remove all lingering suspicion from him. There was even the possibility that Luo Ya might reward him.

Without Lin Yuan, Luo Ya would definitely settle down and stay with the Withered Cliff Thief Death Corps.

Fu Di looked at Lin Yuan relaxedly and was certain that he was looking at a dead man.

However, when he saw Lin Yuan hesitate at Luo Ya’s request to see his feys, Fu Di could not help but sneer. “Friend, are you too embarrassed to summon your weak feys? Take a look at my fey. If you had me to protect you from the Class 1 alien insect dimensional rift, you definitely wouldn’t have ended up in such a state.”

Fu Di smugly summoned the Gold VII Bite Flesh Vine.

The Bite Flesh Vine was three meters long, and the thick rust-colored vine resembled a snake. There were also many clusters on the vine that looked like suction cups.

It seemed that the clusters of suction cups would immediately latch onto entrapped targets.

However, in Lin Yuan’s eyes, the Bite Flesh Vine could not even compare to the predatory vines that Red Thorn produced.

Even if such a fey was evolved, its singular method of attacking would result in it being easily countered in different environments.

It was ludicrous to think that Fu Di would be able to protect Lin Yuan in the event of a Class 1 alien insect dimensional rift as the Bite Flesh Vine would only be able to overcome the first few alien insects that emerged. If it could not replenish its energy, it would quickly be trampled by the never-ending wave of alien insects.

Xin Ying and Zhang Xiaobai had Gold feys that were much stronger than the Bite Flesh Vine.

However, an ordinary Gold fey was insignificant in the sea of alien insects.

Unless it had overwhelming skill, even a Gold XII fey would drown in the sea of alien insects.

An example would be the Gold/Epic Hidden Shadow Dire Wolf that belonged to Dong Hai.

This was why it was so shocking that Red Thorn had been able to hold its own against the alien insects using the Sea of Flowers.

Fu Di had already poisoned Lin Yuan three times, and Lin Yuan had no intention of allowing Fu Di to live much longer after the journey ended.

Lin Yuan’s composed reaction made Fu Di feel awkward.

When Fu Di jibed Lin Yuan, Luo Ya knitted her brow.

Fu Di was still one of her comrades, and it would be easy for Lin Yuan to think negatively of her because of what Fu Di had said.

In order to protect the positive image she wanted to portray to Lin Yuan, Luo Ya hurriedly said, “If you summon your feys without changing out of your dirty clothes, you might end up dirtying your feys. Why don’t—”

Lin Yuan cut her off by lifting his hand.

A moment later, a white cat with numerous tails appeared in his arms.