Chapter 1756: Non-toxic
The things that Fengyun brought back from the outside this time coincided with the things he brought last time, and there were a lot of small animals.
However, there are also differences, such as some brute beasts that were not available last time.
Fengyun found that in order to confirm his idea, it was not enough to use ordinary critters for testing, they were too fragile.
The last time he brought back the critters, after eating the roasted tentacles, all of them burst and died, which made him realize their inadequacy.
He couldn't determine if the critters had died of poisoning, or if the roasted tentacles had taken too much of it for them to take it.
It is entirely possible to be compensated for by tonics, and it is not alarmist.
Although the tonic will not be toxic under normal circumstances, if the medicinal properties are too strong and the foundation is too weak, there will be a situation where the tonic is not replenished, and in serious cases, it can even be fatal.
Fengyun thought back to the reaction of the critters after eating the roasted tentacles, and began to suspect that they might not have been poisoned, but reinforced.
Of course, this is just a conjecture on his part, and he still needs to prove whether it is or not, which is one of the reasons why he caught all kinds of small animals and even brute beasts from the outside.
Fengyun walked quickly to the fire, added some wood, and made it burn more vigorously, and approached the remains left by the broken bodies after the last time the small animals ate the roasted tentacles, thought for a moment, and reached out to directly ingest some minced meat, and then grabbed a big mouse he brought back this time.
He was going to feed the minced meat to the big rats.
If the last time he brought back the critter was poisoned, this time the rat will probably react.
Of course, Fengyun also knows that some toxic substances will become non-toxic after being digested by stomach acid, such as snake venom, so he is only the first step in testing.
The big rat seemed to be very afraid of Fengyun, and as soon as he brought it over, it struggled desperately and let out a piercing scream, but he had already made up his mind, and naturally it would not change anything because of his struggle.
Soon, the minced meat was sent to the big mouse's mouth by Fengyun, but just as he was about to stuff it into its mouth, the big mouse gave up the struggle on its own, took the initiative to poke its head over, and ate it in a big gulp.
Looking at this scene, Fengyun's heart had a strong premonition, his speculation was very likely to be right, the little animal he brought last time was really dead, not poisoned.
Fengyun stared at the big rat to see what would happen next.
didn't wait too long, Fengyun waited for the result. In fact, the rat reacted much less quickly than the last time he brought back a critter that ate the roasted tentacles.
Less than two minutes had passed, and the rat's body was twitching, which frightened it and kept screaming.
Fengyun was naturally unmoved, and continued to stare at it, and then he noticed that its size had swelled, and at the same time, something seemed to be running under its fur, and wherever it passed, it was high and bulging, turning into strong muscles.
By the time the changes in the rat stopped, it had nearly doubled in size, and at the same time it had become a muscular rat with muscles all over its body, and the fur on its whole body was stretched high by pieces of muscle.
With such a big change, the big rat is still restless, struggling to escape.
At the same time, Fengyun felt that its struggle had become much greater, and it was conservatively estimated to be more than twice as strong.
Fengyun was not too surprised by this change, on the contrary, it could even be said that he had expected it earlier, because he had guessed that there would be such a change after thinking that the little animal he brought back last time might be killed.
Instead of rushing to the next step of the experiment, Fengyun continued to observe the rat for further changes, until about a quarter of an hour later, when it still seemed to be full of vitality, and then pulled a rattan he had brought back this time, tied it up firmly, and set it aside.
Next, Fengyun did the same experiment with small movements, letting them eat the remains of the critters he had brought back last time, apparently to further confirm the correctness of his guess.
His speculation proved to be valid.
After eating the remains, the animals were basically in the same condition as the big rats he first used for experiments, and they did not die, at most there was blood oozing from their mouths and noses.
However, the color of the blood oozing out is normal, it is all bright red, and it does not look like poisoning.
After waiting for a while, after confirming that there were no other changes to the small animals he used for the experiment, Fengyun decided to take the next step in the experiment, and directly feed the roasted tentacles.
There weren't many tentacles left of the tentacles he roasted last time, so he decided to bake more, after all, he brought back brute beasts this time, and their endurance was far from being comparable to that of ordinary small animals, and if they were fed less, it was very likely that the effect would not be visible, at least not the best effect.
It didn't take long for Fengyun to bake three more tentacles, each several feet long.
I don't know if it's because the aroma emitted by the more roasted tentacles has become stronger, or if he has subconsciously decided that the roasted tentacles are non-toxic, and they have given him more temptation/temptation this time, making him almost unable to hold on.
He hurriedly began experimenting to distract him.
He succeeded, and he was still more focused.
After the experiment began, Fengyun learned the lesson of the previous time, and when feeding the small animals with roasted tentacles, he deliberately reduced the amount of food, and only gave them one-fifth to one-tenth of the amount of small animals of the same size.
It turned out that he was doing the right thing.
After eating the roasted tentacles, although there were some conditions, none of them died, and one by one they only became big muscles, more exaggerated than the bodybuilders he had seen before he crossed over.
Fengyun is quite satisfied with the results of the test.
At this point, he was already very sure that the roasted tentacles were indeed non-toxic, but he didn't stop there.
He was going to feed those brute beasts with roasted tentacles, this time mainly to test how powerful the effect of roasted tentacles was, after all, small animals have limited endurance, and a little medicinal power is enough to make them change dramatically.
The corresponding to them is at most ordinary people, and the result that Fengyun wants is that roasted tentacles can also play a tonic role in totem warriors, which has to be verified by brute beasts.