Chapter 19: A Calling Card, Spirit Flower Dew

The "Sold Out" situation was actually not uncommon on the Beast Tamers' League store pages.

After all, Adrian had managed a shop for over two years. He knew all the procedures, big and small.

In most cases, for graded products, this was a good thing.

If supply could not meet demand, naturally some people would need to make reservations, and some would visit the offline beast feed shop to build a relationship.

If the product was even more special, large shops—even families—would come asking for cooperation.

So the platform provided by the Beast Tamers' League was, in a way, not just the fastest and most convenient platform. It was also a kind of "calling card"—an opening to more forms of cooperation.

Adrian was not sure whether [Spirit Dew], as an Exceptional-quality product, already had the effect of attracting such a "calling card."

Everything would have to wait for the customers' feedback after using the product.

On the Beast Tamers' League's official store channel, once the user confirmed receipt, the payment would be transferred to Vale's Beast Feed's account.

From the moment the first order arrived in the backend, Adrian had already begun preparing.

Measuring the exact milliliters, putting it into specially made small bottles, then packing them—he had done this process countless times over the past two years.

With Roxy's help, it was done quickly. After all, it was only six people's orders.

After scheduling a [Swiftwing Courier] to come pick up, Adrian still could not quite calm down inside.

From awakening the day before yesterday, to yesterday's trip to the cultivation center, Violet's evolution, and now today's rapid sellout of [Spirit Dew].

He had received too many surprises.

So many that everything felt unreal.

He knew he simply had not yet adapted to the new rhythm of life.

This rhythm might make him busier, but it would also give him more control.

The [Swiftwing Courier] that came in the morning was in a completely different state from the one that came at night. It was energetic, its body not so tired.

It was still the same familiar "old friend."

This time too, it glanced at Adrian a couple more times, then stored the six packages into its [Pouch] and quickly flew away.

The Beast Tamers' League's delivery chain was exceptionally fast.

The [Swiftwing Courier] was only responsible for point-to-point transport within the same area. But between different cities, there was rapid [Spatial Transmission].

This transport order had been established by a Legendary [Space]-attribute beast of the Kingdom of Draconis.

So even for a city like Azureblue in the northwest, thousands of kilometers from Lumenhold, goods were often delivered within a day.

This was the high convenience and efficiency brought by the era of beast companions.

In the evening.

Leo returned home and immediately trotted toward his little cultivation base.

A few hours earlier, he had received a message from the butler:

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"Young master, the top-tier Exceptional-quality dew or spirit liquid you asked me to buy—I've already unpacked the package and placed it at the entrance of Goldie's cultivation room."

"This product called [Spirit Dew] is twice as expensive as [Butterfly Fragrance]. Its effects should be good."

Ever since seeing that message, he had been somewhat "distracted" at work today.

Back at the base.

The [Mist Spirit Spider] Goldie heard Leo's voice and immediately scuttled over to him with a "pitter-patter."

The environment Leo had created for it let it adapt greatly to its metal energy in just one day.

Now, it could already attach it to its eight legs, increasing their sharpness and walking speed.

Leo looked at the scratches on the ground and immediately felt a headache.

The two pets he had bought yesterday had completely polarized attitudes toward him.

Goldie was clingy to no end, always wanting to show off its progress in front of him. But its metal energy was sharp, and in the past two days it had scratched up quite a few of his carefully chosen furniture and decorations.

The [Phantom Dream Butterfly] Violet, on the other hand, was aloof to no end. It even treated his butler better than him.

He did not know what he had done wrong.

Leo had always been competitive.

Since becoming a beast tamer, he believed his attitude toward beasts had always been good. No beast had ever treated him so indifferently.

He had a strange sense of competitiveness.

After a slightly "perfunctory" interaction with Goldie, he headed toward his destination.

Soon, he saw today's new product, [Spirit Dew].

It was in a small dropper bottle. The decoration was plain, but the liquid itself seemed to have an otherworldly "temperament."

Even through the glass tube, its faint fragrance could be smelled.

Leo picked up the dropper and walked into the flowers. Among a cluster of purple blossoms, he found Violet.

Violet's wings fluttered slightly, but it lazily clung to the flower cluster. It recognized Leo's scent, so it did not want to move.

Until it smelled a scent that attracted it deeply.

This was gourmet food!

Far more fragrant than the dew Leo had fed it yesterday and this morning!

Butterfly-type beasts were extremely sensitive and picky about dew-type products.

It immediately flew to Leo's fingertip and slowly sipped the [Spirit Dew].

One drop was not enough. It wanted another!

But after the second drop, Violet's head felt a little dizzy—this dew was a bit too nourishing for it.

Dazedly, it raised its head.

It found that Leo seemed to look "different."

Mm, although it was too dizzy and the features were a bit blurry, with those gold-rimmed glasses, he seemed about one percent closer to that good-looking human it had seen at the cultivation center the day before yesterday.

Whatever. He gave it something so delicious. It was not unacceptable.

With that thought, it flew to Leo's palm, then dazedly fell asleep.

At this moment, Leo's excitement was hard to describe.

His efforts had finally paid off.

Sure enough, no beast could escape the temptation of good food.

It seemed this [Spirit Dew] was the best medium for building his relationship with Violet.

Once the relationship was built, its secret would be easier to explore.

Except, now there were only eight drops of [Spirit Dew] left. He needed to tell Butler Zhou to buy more quickly. Mm, first buy a stock of one hundred drops!

He gently placed Violet back among the flowers and sent Butler Zhou a message.

"Butler Zhou, this [Spirit Dew] works very well. Buy me another hundred drops!"

Just after sending the message.

He saw that Goldie had somehow run over and was clinging to his foot, staring eagerly at the [Spirit Dew] in his hand.

As if saying, that thing the purple butterfly ate looks delicious. Can I try some too?

Leo looked at the light in Goldie's small eyes and could not bear to refuse.

He fed it one drop.

Goldie ate it, and it was so delicious it spun in place, then went back to its home a little tipsy.

On the way, it failed to control its metal energy and completely scratched the pattern off a tile…

Leo did not notice.

His mind was entirely on this dew now.

'All right, now there are only seven drops left. It probably won't last two days.'

'Is it really that delicious?'

He had rarely seen different insect-type beasts attracted by the same food.

For example, that [Butterfly Fragrance]—Goldie would not even glance at it.

He immediately realized this [Spirit Dew] was far more powerful than he had thought.

He took out his phone again and typed on the screen.

"Butler Zhou, send me the link to this shop. I'll handle the follow-up purchases of this Spirit Dew myself."

For important resources, Leo felt he needed to pay more attention personally.

If this type of beast food had high applicability, it would also greatly help his research and study as a breeder.

And when Butler Zhou had just received Leo's request to buy another hundred drops, he had immediately checked the product and found the sold-out notice, which gave him a bit of a headache.

Seeing that Leo planned to handle it himself, he was instantly overjoyed.

He immediately sent the link…

At the same time.

Lumenhold's largest shop.

The owner of Yellow Crane Tower Shop, Huang Tao, was examining the bottle of dew in his hand.

It had about five drops left.

Beside him was a big yellow dog that looked quite old. Right now, it narrowed its eyes, an expression of intoxication on its face.

He opened his phone and looked at the shop's information.

He felt it was very familiar.

Vale's Beast Feed—where had he heard of it?

It seemed his son had mentioned it once or twice before?

He thought for a moment, then immediately sent him a message.