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... Loot Material/Red Slime Nucleus

Rarity: Gray

Description: The nucleus of a slime is the very cause of the monster’s existence. It is commonly identified as a mineral that is capable of absorbing ambient mana and store it around itself as a physical substance.

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Rakna casually read the description as they continued to follow the arrow on their map.

“These things are considered loot?” Allan said as he held one of the nuclei between h ...

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