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The effect of the Golden Dragon's gift was clear: upon use, it would grant a drop of Green Dragon Blood. When this drop was added to a water source, it would quickly contaminate it, leading to severe diarrhea if ingested. There were tales of fools on the continent who believed that dragon blood could enhance their strength; they jumped into dragon blood pits, only to end up dead without a trace.
After taking the map, John surveyed the surroundings and picked up the coordinate stone. This magical artifact allowed him to determine their location in conjunction with the map. He slapped Kuiradi on the head, speechless with frustration. "You idiot! Can't you eat less jerky and pay more attention to where we're going? We're almost at the edge of the desert!"
Kuiradi, aware of his fault, stealthily moved to the back of the group, claiming he was providing cover but actually trying to avoid a beating. John adjusted their course, and finally, the team corrected their direction toward the location of the Dragonborn Treasure, battling against the chaotic sandstorms of the desert as they climbed over dunes.
After three hours, they finally spotted a small oasis. According to the map, this should be their destination; however, it was unclear where the Dragonborn Treasure might be hidden. As they drew closer, they noticed some strange beings inhabiting the oasis.
The Boarfolk were a beastly humanoid race with pig-like hooves for hands and heads resembling pigs. They had thick skin and were naturally strong, often reaching Half-Step Transcendent strength in adulthood. However, they were not very intelligent and typically survived by raiding merchant caravans in the desert or occasionally venturing out to plunder territories surrounding it.
Looking at this group before them, John's previously relaxed demeanor darkened instantly. The reason was simple: these creatures were notoriously filthy Boarfolk! Wherever there were Boarfolk, the environment was bound to be a disaster. It was easy to imagine that this once-beautiful oasis had been thoroughly ruined. It would take at least a month to restore it to a clean and tidy state. And as for replenishing fresh water here? That was nothing short of a pipe dream! Even after washing up, the water used by Boarfolk would likely be dirtier than that found in the Ganges!
At that moment, John suddenly pointed at Kuiradi and shouted, "Hey, Kuiradi! It's your turn to atone! Go take care of these annoying creatures! But I must remind you—make sure you do it quickly and cleanly; don't cause any trouble!"
After giving his orders, John turned to the others and instructed them, "You guys go with Kuiradi and assist him in completing this task. Remember, make it quick; we don't have time to waste here!"
Receiving the command, Kuiradi frowned as he stepped forward with his weapon drawn. Truthfully, none of them wanted to deal with these stinky Boarfolk.
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