The intensity of the explosion, the hardness of steel, the allure of enticing substances, and the stickiness of mucus all follow the same principle, which can be enhanced under the power of Magic.
Magic is truly such a mysterious existence.
After Xiao Bai stepped forward, Gauss was the first to take out a tube of dark green venom.
In his mind, the feasibility of a venomous spider should be the highest.
He planned to proceed from shallow to deep.
Sensing its master’s thoughts, the white Clay Spider’s body trembled slightly, conveying an intimate and confident signal.
"Very good."
Gauss slowly poured the venom from the test tube onto its body.
At the same time, the Magic Power on the Magic Wand emitted a wave.
A few days ago, his secondary core Spell slot had been replaced in advance with [Modeling Magic·Clay], which needed proficiency to be accumulated.
This was also a regular method for him to accelerate the progress of mastering Spells.
As a surge of Magic Power emitting the wave of Clay Magic flooded into the Clay Spider.
It instantly released a ripple-like shimmer, as the mucus on its surface absorbed the venom dripping on its body quickly and greedily, as if it had been activated.
This tube of venom was high-priced venom that Gauss had previously purchased.
It was derived from a highly venomous Demon, the Jade Vine Snake, a highly venomous Demon of challenge level 3.
This species was first discovered in the Jade Forest, named because of its resemblance to a thorny vine.
Though its level is only 3, once it injects venom, most level 4 Demons will become paralyzed, with the specific duration depending on the Demon’s Constitution, regeneration, and recovery ability.
Of course, for the Jade Vine Snake, the biggest issue is that higher-level Demons move more flexibly, so reaching the enemy is a problem.
However, in Gauss’s hands, the application scenarios are bound to be much more flexible and varied.
Humans, compared to Demons, are always smarter, and even without an opportunity, they can create one for the Clay Spider through cooperation.
After Magic started taking effect, at the point where the spider’s surface contacted the venom, white clay began to emerge with a dark green mesh-like pattern, like pulsating veins.
The White Magic Wand in Gauss’s hand continued to emit Magic Power waves, suppressing the alien energy contained in the Demon’s venom, which must be suppressed first before it can be used for oneself.
Generally, the more precious and Extraordinary something in nature is, the stronger the energy contained within it.
So the items for fusion must suit his current Magic Power level, or else the internal energy can’t be suppressed and therefore can’t be used.
Fortunately, Gauss’s Magic Power far exceeds his level; even though he’s now level 2, just a step away from level 3, against energy left by a level 3 challenge Demon, in terms of intensity, his Magic Power is even more superior.
Therefore, very smoothly, it wasn’t long before he transformed the venom.
A dark green snake-shaped rune slowly formed on his Spell model.
The venom was drawn into the spider’s internal gaps and quickly formed a microscopic magical bond with the clay matrix.
The originally featureless pure white spider in front of him quickly underwent transformation, with limbs compressing from their rather bloated stance to become slender.
At the same time, the tips of its pedipalps became sharper, slightly oozing green light, as if they could pierce leather and inject venom at any moment.
A venomous spider, white and green intermingled, exuding a dangerous aura was born!
Compared to its original form, it seemed several times stronger just by looking at it.
Gauss mobilized his consciousness, precisely directing the venomous spider to start moving under the effect of the talent [Hive Mind Form].
"So fast!!"
The venomous spider had just begun to step.
Gauss couldn’t help but exclaim in his heart.
He had previously controlled a mucus spider, but back then the mucus spider didn’t have such speed.
The mucus spider leapt, its body tracing a green light through the air.
Then the pedipalp stabbed into a sparrow that was resting on a stone in the distance.
There were no other targets nearby to experiment on, only this unlucky little guy visible to the naked eye.
As the venomous spider moved, Gauss had already entered a state of visual sharing, and at this moment, every feather of the sparrow was clearly visible.
The next moment, the moment the extended pedipalp lightly touched the sparrow, even before the pedipalp penetrated deeper, the venom energy released from the tip burst forth instantly, with the green light spreading almost immediately.
"Wow!"
The sparrow melted.
Turned into a pool of blood splattered on the stone.
"What a terrifying toxin!"
Witnessing this scene from the first-person perspective, Gauss swallowed.
Although it was because the sparrow was of mortal flesh, with too low body volume and strength, the violent extent of the venom energy could also be seen.
It didn’t kill the sparrow; it instantly melted this little creature.
The distinction between the two is significant.
Indeed, the Spell effects of Clay Magic could also enhance the effect of the toxins.
However...
Gauss felt that with the venomous spider causing notable effects, even level 3 or 4 Demons should be impacted.
Subsequently, Gauss tried out Explosive Spider, Steel Armor Scout, Decoy Spider, and Binding Spider.
Surprisingly, he had originally thought at least one or two forms would fail, but all succeeded without exception!
Five runes successfully condensed around the model.
Among all the forms, the Steel Armor Scout form changed the most.
It was like a miniature steel spider robot, with a hard and solid body.
Ordinary physical attacks find it hard to break through its defense, and its pedipalps really transformed into a Steel Blade form.
A moving metallic shell that’s difficult to kill and can move.
The Explosive Spider turned out to be a one-time use product, as Gauss guessed, and had the most potent attack power among all forms.
Its explosion core released intense heat and created shock waves that could impact several meters around it.
Having tried several different spider forms, Gauss’s face was full of interest.
This degree of freedom made Gauss rediscover the joy of researching Spells after a long time.
It felt like playing a creator’s game with maximum freedom.
However, the difference is that the game contains false data, while the little spiders he creates can genuinely aid in adventures.