Beast Taming Star Journey

Chapter 376 Initial Strategies

Chapter 376

Amidst the ruins, a figure huddled, groaning in pain. It was the first Beastmaster to undergo the transformation. The energy fluctuations emanating from him were chaotic and violent, like a volcano about to erupt. I cautiously approached him, slowly releasing my own energy in an attempt to resonate with his.

"Beast Tamer, can you hear me?" I asked softly.

He raised his head, his eyes vacant and lost, and made indistinct sounds.

I turned to the thulium researcher beside me and told him my initial thoughts: "I believe the root cause of the Beast Tamers' mutation lies in the disordered energy connection between them and their beasts. My Beast Taming ability is quite unique, so perhaps I can try to repair this disordered connection."

The thulium researcher frowned, pondered for a moment, and then said, "Your idea does have some merit, but this energy connection is extremely complex, and the slightest mistake could cause even greater damage. Moreover, we know too little about this mutation, and it would be too risky to attempt it rashly."

His words weighed heavily on my heart. Yes, the risk was too great. If my method didn't work, it might even exacerbate the beast tamer's suffering.

"I believe in you." A clear voice rang in my ear. It was Su Yao. She held my hand, her eyes firm yet gentle. "I know you can do it."

Her trust felt like a warm current flowing into my heart, dispelling my doubts and fears. I took a deep breath and nodded: "Okay, let's try. But we can't test it directly on the Erbium Beast Tamer; the risk is too high."

At this moment, the envoy of metal and yttrium walked over with a young boy. The boy was pale, his arm was wrapped in bandages, and he looked terrified.

“This is the Yttrium youth. He was injured in the anomaly, but his condition is relatively stable and the impact is minor,” the Yttrium envoy explained.

I walked up to the boy with the metal ring, knelt down, and asked softly, "Child, are you willing to believe me?"

The boy with the metal ring looked at me timidly and didn't say anything.

“I will do my best to help you,” I said firmly, “but I will need your cooperation.”

The boy with the metal ytterbium hesitated for a moment, but finally nodded.

I stood up, looked at Su Yao and the thulium researcher, and took a deep breath: "Let's get started."

Just then, a middle-aged woman suddenly rushed over, hugged the boy tightly, and cried out, "No! You can't use my son for experiments! He's just a child!"

This is the mother of the boy with the metal ring. Her cries instantly tensed the atmosphere... I...

Looking at the heartbroken mother before me, I felt a mixture of understanding and helplessness. Her concerns were not unfounded; my method, after all, was untested and carried inherent risks. I took a deep breath and tried to speak gently, "Madam, I understand your feelings. Please trust me, I will do everything in my power to ensure your son's safety. I am not using him as an experiment, but rather hoping to help him."

"Help? What help do you have?" an aged voice rang out. An elderly man leaning on a cane walked over, his eyes sharply fixed on me. "You're just a greenhorn, what right do you have to say such things? Strategist Jinlu has already proposed a solution; we should trust him!"

I turned to look at the strategist, who was staring at me with a smug expression, as if victory was already assured. His plan was to use traditional medicine, which, while conservative, carried relatively low risk. However, I knew all too well that this method only treated the symptoms, not the root cause, and could not solve the fundamental problem of the Beastmaster's mutation.

“The strategist’s plan is indeed sound, but its effectiveness is limited,” I said in a deep voice. “The root cause of the Beastmaster’s mutation lies in the disorder of energy connections. Only by repairing this disorder can the problem be completely solved.”

"Nonsense!" the old man retorted angrily. "What evidence do you have to prove your method works? Who will be responsible if something goes wrong?"

I was speechless for a moment. My method was only based on my understanding of energy fluctuations, and I had no actual evidence to prove its effectiveness.

Just then, Su Yao walked to my side and gently took my hand. Her hand was soft and warm, like a warm current flowing into my heart, dispelling my unease and anxiety. Looking into her firm and supportive eyes, I felt filled with strength.

“I believe in him,” Su Yao said firmly. “I believe Nong Yu can definitely do it.”

Her trust gave me immense courage. I took a deep breath and turned to the old man: "I cannot guarantee that my method will be effective, but I can guarantee that I will do everything in my power to protect the safety of the boy. If my method fails, I am willing to bear all the consequences."

My words made the atmosphere even more tense. All eyes were on me, filled with doubt, expectation, and worry. The mother of the boy with the metal ring still held her son tightly, her eyes filled with anxiety and unease.

I walked up to the boy with the metal ring, knelt down, and asked again, "Child, are you willing to believe me?"

The boy with the metal ring looked at me, then at his mother, and finally nodded.

“Okay.” I stood up and looked at the thulium researcher. “Let’s get started.”

The thulium researcher nodded and began preparing the necessary tools and materials. I walked to Su Yao's side, gently squeezed her hand, and then approached the thulium-clad youth… His breathing suddenly became rapid, and the energy fluctuations around him became even more chaotic, as if he might explode at any moment… My heart tightened, “Speed ​​up!”