It took a bit of time to examine everyone, which included Angie herself. In the end, to everyone’s horror, they found that their bodies indeed contained some strange poison—it was like maggots had tightly bound themselves to each cultivators’ blood vessels. If there was only a small amount of the poison in each person, then they would be able to simply remove the affected portion of the blood vessels, effectively eliminating all of the poison, in a simple procedure. However, the longer this poison incubated, the further it would spread until it eventually bound itself to every blood vessel in a person’s body. At that point, their entire circulatory system would have to be replaced if they wanted to remove the poison. 

This discovery caused the Umbral Butterfly Tribe to panic, and Angie immediately ordered the information to be sealed. After that, she called Wei Rong back. “You’re despicable! I trusted you so much back then, and I even entrusted myself to you. However, you still schemed against my Umbral Butterfly Tribe!” 

Wei Rong put on an innocent expression. “I’m sorry, but I simply wanted to do an experiment back then. As our relationship grew deeper, I would have removed the poison, but who could have seen that things would turn out the way that they did? I simply informed you out of goodwill earlier, as I can’t go there to remove the poison myself. If I had told you earlier, then do you think perhaps you guys could have cured yourselves?” 

Angie became so angry that her body started...