Lu Yuan held up a small, translucent, jade-green bottle. Inside was a viscous liquid.
This liquid was the venom extracted from the Long Snake's poison glands.
It was an essential item for Lu Yuan's research into an antidote for the venom.
The composition of snake venom is extremely complex, and the toxicity of different venoms varies.
It can be broadly categorized into hemotoxins, neurotoxins, and a mixture of both.
Drawing upon the knowledge from years of compulsory education lodged in his memory, and after a few simple tests, he was able to identify the liquid in the bottle as a type of mixed toxin.
This venom would cause paralysis in a short time, followed quickly by respiratory failure, leading to death by suffocation.
Furthermore, the Long Snake's venom also had corrosive properties.
Lu Yuan knew that snake venom was considered "liquid gold," so he had collected several bottles of it.
