Wizard: Starting with Symbiosis with Algae

After confirming the symbiosis in his mind, Lynn sat down excitedly, waiting for the change to happen.

This wasn't the first time Lynn had done something like symbiosis.

There's nothing strange about it; it's simply about providing the other party with resources and then using them for your own purposes.

Just as fingernails grow on hands and calluses grow on feet, thirst is as natural as needing water.

Logically speaking, he shouldn't have been agitated.

But the symbiotic life we ​​are living together is no ordinary one.

Flying Rod, a magic-rich species of the Electric Worm, is a pure superior weapon with high mobility and high output. Except for its inability to withstand ice and high consumption, it completely outclasses the worm.

They excel at both internal and external infighting. Even a second-level wizard apprentice could be killed on their first meeting if caught off guard.

Moreover, compared to ordinary varieties, it also has the specialized production characteristic of "nutrient extraction".

It eats and spits out valuable, high-energy soil.

It's practically a lifesaver for development!

If placed in a game, the flying stick would be a typical product of a designer's madness, with both high mechanics and high numerical values.

And Lynn had already become the master of the flying staff.

Lynn rubbed his hands together.

Freedom, the proliferation of blue-light algae, running freely in the heavy rain, he grows rapidly. A bright future seems to be beckoning him.

After reading it, a prompt appeared on the panel.

Endurance 1.33

Immediately afterwards, his strength and nutrients slowly flowed to the poisoned creature through skin contact.

Lynn's body began to feel somewhat weak.

Previously, all the symbiotic life forms were self-sufficient. Once they got on his vehicle, he only needed a portion of the nutrients to start, and the rest of them were just paying taxes to him.

This flying stick is different; it requires him to pay a large sum of money, and there's no intention of returning it.

But the throwing stick is so practical. Therefore, the high consumption is definitely not the throwing stick's problem.

Lynn's assessment of the high energy expenditure of the flying stick was simply this:

It has unique features.

Endurance 1.25

Endurance 1.08

In less than three minutes, his stamina had dropped significantly.

Lynn developed a strange connection with the thing in his hand.

This connection is similar to playing a sandbox game or an RTS game, where the player controls a creature.

His perspective broadened as he examined this connection.

Specifically, he seems to be able to operate the flying stick from the perspective of a commander or an observer, and can even perform precise commands such as making the flying stick backflip.

puff

carefree.

I haven't felt this happy in a long time.

The symbiosis ended, and Lynn took a short rest.

In the flickering firelight, Ruby, exhausted, covered her head, squinted, and took a short nap. After a while, the dark clouds dispersed. Dawn broke.

The time was around 11 a.m.

The two spread the remaining 2.67 throwing sticks on the table.

These flying clubs were as cold as dead fish, offering no resistance and allowing themselves to be slaughtered.

However, if one is greedy, even a half-dead flying stick can cause a disturbance.

Lynn and Ruby both have a certain level of decency and understanding.

Ruby took a whole one.

Lynn took away another whole worm, then coldly looked at the remaining two-thirds of the worm and asked...

"Shall we split the rest in half? It sounds like a good bait."

Flying Stick raised his head and looked at the two of them in confusion.

Neither of them seemed inclined to take his opinion into consideration.

Ruby shook her head, picked up the tweezers, and sealed the wound at the bottom of the flying stick.

"Keep it for experiments; it has great value while it's alive."

"Moreover, we only used one-third of the bait. Look outside, those two plates have been touched."

Lynn thought to himself, "That's true."

Ruby had no objection to Lynn's distribution of the spoils.

She didn't contribute much to the capture; she only used a freezing spell at the end and provided some information.

1:2, there's nothing unfair about it.

So, after the assignment was completed, Ruby immediately got to work.

She placed her flying stick into the sink, hoping to revive it slightly.

then

Beating!

是 的

Beating, unrestrained beating.

Make the worm feel your overwhelming power, and it will lose its resistance. Complete submission.

This is Ruby's secret to taming worms.

They would beat him up, then feed him, and then beat him up again.

A two-pronged approach: sticks and bread.

The effect is excellent.

Lynn figured it out.

She planned to exploit the social nature of the flying rod—its tendency to bully the weak and fear the strong—to complete the domestication process in one go, just as she had done when she first domesticated ordinary worms.

Lynn strongly agrees with this.

We must strike hard against those who are different.

However, after exchanging blows with the flying sticks and kicks, and after he himself had become a little tired, he...

Ruby clicked her tongue; her punch had no effect.

Her moves were clearly very effective, could it be because she didn't use magic?

Lynn asked

"Did we make a mistake in the steps?"

Ruby slapped her thigh.

"It shouldn't be, Lynn."

"What's wrong?"

"Lynn, I just remembered, we should have captured them alive, right?"

"Aren't these all alive?"

Ruby glanced at Lynn.

Have you thought about how to detoxify them?

This, this.

All I remember is poisoning.

I've forgotten how to detoxify.

Ruby went too far and even mixed the toxins in.

Her trophy might ascend to the worm planet first.

Lynn touched his biceps; he still had some stamina.

Does that mean we have to have them all coexist?

His stamina should be enough to support another complete creature. But what about the one that's partially paralyzed?

I'm afraid they'll suck him dry.

No, this idea won't work.

Just as Lynn was wondering, the symbiotic flying stick twirled in Lynn's hand. Following the sensation, Lynn looked down and found that its condition was much better than the other flying sticks.

Moreover, a change has occurred inside its body; small red algae are emerging from its mouthparts.

Lynn grabbed the flying stick by the neck, and it spat out a clump of red algae and sulfur algae.

Ruby took Lynn's hand, bent down, and began to observe the energetic fellow as well.

"How did you do that? Did you detoxify it?"

Lynn looked at the algae silk

That's it

Red spirilla and sulfur algae have already grown inside the flying rod.

They are helping the non-toxic flying sticks to draw out the toxins.

"I understand."

Lynn used red algae and sulfur algae to absorb the toxins from the remaining worms.

Before long, the worms regained their vitality.

Ruby didn't ask any more questions and began her taming plan again.

And Lynn

He has to go to the hot spring by the sea to collect his growth gift pack.

...

The temperature at the beach dropped considerably after the hailstorm.

However, the water temperature of the hot springs in the afternoon sun is within a comfortable range for the human body.

Lynn, leading the worm, gently swept away the hailstones around the hot spring, which had shrunk to the size of a thumb.

He couldn't wait to take off his clothes, touched a stone by the river, and jumped into the spring.

He gripped a black rock at the bottom of the hot spring, trying to make maximum contact with the hot spring.

Hehe, just to survive.

They won't even spare the ankles.

Lynn took a big gulp of hot spring water and closed his eyes.

Amidst the strong odor, Lynn's physique was growing rapidly.

Sulfur algae absorb geothermal energy and sulfides, converting it into bioenergy.

[Endurance +0.02]

Red spirilla helps sulfur algae absorb geothermal energy and sulfides, converting them into bioenergy.

【Strength +0.02】

[Agility +0.02]