Chapter 1094: Chapter 1094

Chapter 1094:

“No… Right now, my only option is to try formulating a temporary remedy.” Her voice carried a tone of honesty. She refused to offer Harlee false hope.

Harlee didn’t seem surprised. She nodded slightly, as though she had already anticipated the answer. Instead of appearing upset, she offered a soft smile and reassured Tonya, “That’s okay.

Even if it only extends his lifespan, it’s still something.”

Tonya hesitated before deciding to share an idea that was both dangerous and potentially life-changing.

“Harlee.”

“Hm?” Harlee replied, noticing Tonya’s hesitation. She squeezed Tonya’s hand and playfully tapped her forehead.

“Come on. You can tell me anything.”

Tonya’s expression remained grave.

After a pause, she said quickly, “There is an alternative.

For Rhys, it could be a risk or a breakthrough. I know the technique, but I lack the ability to rear the required organisms…”

By the time Tonya finished, self-reproach was written all over her face.

“Organisms? What do you mean?” Harlee asked, her brow furrowing.

“It’s a form of toxin removal,” Tonya explained, her tone tinged with frustration.

“The creatures absorb poison directly. It’s safer compared to other methods because the organisms can be extracted if things go wrong.

But the challenge lies in raising them. I’ve never managed to keep any alive.”

LΑτєѕτ chαρτєrs ιn g𝓪l𝑛ovєl𝑆.𝗰𝑜𝗺

Harlee’s face tightened in thought. Rearing organisms. Was it truly that complicated?

Unbeknownst to Tonya, Harlee had been nurturing two mythical golden insects in her room for years with herbal concoctions. Still, Harlee chose not to reveal this yet and asked, “Are these organisms meant to neutralize venom? How exactly does it work?”

Tonya nodded solemnly.

“The toxin Rhys was exposed to is among the most lethal out there. Only the person who created it, Anika, could produce a cure.

Her expertise in poisons is unmatched. Of all the poisons circulating in the underworld, no one can produce an antidote anytime soon. I can’t either.”

Tonya’s eyes filled with a mixture of admiration and regret for someone she could never meet on the same path.

“In the field of medicine, harmful substances are often subdued with drugs and later expelled gradually. The organisms operate on a similar principle but with greater effectiveness—they consume toxins directly from within the body.

However, this approach is highly dependent on the organisms themselves. They must be cultivated with specialized treatments for over two years, and even then, there’s no certainty it won’t lead to complications,” Tonya explained.

Harlee’s earlier hope dimmed as her expression fell.

“Complications?”

“Possibly issues like memory lapses or difficulty thinking clearly. Since every person’s constitution is unique, I can’t say for sure what might happen.

But even so, any drawback would be better than the current situation.

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