Crazy! Are You Really A Beast Tamer?-Chapter 434 - 239 The Strategic Significance of the New Skill!_1

Chapter 434: Chapter 239 The Strategic Significance of the New Skill!_1

Even his grandfather was eager for Fang Mu to seek him out.

But She Wan did not see anything extraordinary about the osmanthus beast, known as Bright Moon Golden Osmanthus, that resided in their courtyard that would warrant Fang Mu’s concern.

She Junjie didn’t retire to rest as She Wan predicted this evening.

She Junjie was not the type to easily alter his routine for anything.

What happened today fulfilled She Junjie’s decades-old wish.

Both the Giant Toothed Whale and the Dragon Devouring Shark were She Junjie’s longtime associates. Both were gravely injured in battle to protect She Junjie, the injuries impacting their essence.

When facing that Mysterious Organization, the Giant Toothed Whale even leaped forward, blocking a fatal strike for She Junjie!

While She Junjie was able to heal the Dragon Devouring Shark, he could not do the same for the Giant Toothed Whale.

It seemed as though She Junjie favored one over the other.

Originally, She Junjie had some regrets about not being able to successfully invite Fang Mu to the feast.

But soon, She Junjie adjusted his mindset.

What the She Family had always sought was not to tie Fang Mu down, but to make Fang Mu trust the She Family after dealing with them.

He was not merely willing to lend a hand to the She Family because of She Wan’s involvement.

Through their interactions, She Junjie could see that Fang Mu was extremely creative and intelligent, yet he kept others at a distance.

Such a person was highly independent, possessing his own subjective thoughts on matters.

If one were to be overly passionate to such a person, it would give them the impression of an impure motive.

This was also a significant reason why She Junjie decided to change his attitude towards Fang Mu.

If Fang Mu was still an immature youth who liked compliments and flatteries,

Then She Junjie could easily win Fang Mu’s favor by showering him with gifts, like a child.

In Luo City, not only the other four families, but even the notable forces would probably try to scheme against Fang Mu.

Especially the Gao Family, who strangely conferred the title of Noble Lady at such a time.

Their intentions were clear.

The Gao Family has always been fond of forming alliances through marriages with other forces by offering their women.

When She Junjie’s own She Jiazhen turned sixteen, She Junjie began to consider potential partners for him.

She Junjie had researched both openly and covertly into the young women from all the major forces in Luo City.

Indeed, he was very familiar with Gao Wenyuan.

In She Junjie’s opinion, Gao Wenyuan was like a blooming oleander – beautiful to behold, but cunning at heart.

She was even cruel to some extent.

Gao Wenyuan may have thought her deeds were well concealed, but for someone like She Junjie,

No covert tactics could escape detection.

After all, the Gao Family’s core members’ confidentiality had not been applied to Gao Wenyuan.

Gao Wenyuan, a girl barely in her early twenties, already had hands stained red because of the way people discussed her family’s standing. She was just like the poisonous juice of an oleander.

She Junjie always believed that it was hard for a person to keep pretending past a year, no matter how good they are at pretending.

If Gao Hongying really presents Gao Wenyuan to Fang Mu, wouldn’t he worry about the day Gao Wenyuan’s true nature is exposed to Fang Mu?

However, seeking short-term gains without considering the long-term interests is quite similar to Gao Hongying’s adventurous style.

Of course, there’s also a possibility that Gao Hongying is actually unaware of Gao Wenyuan’s deeds.

Maybe he only knows that she is machiavellian yet still under his control; this might explain why he selected Gao Wenyuan as the Noble Lady.

In fact, among the younger females from large families in Luo City, Gao Wenyuan’s appearance could be considered exceptional.

While watching the moon with the Giant Toothed Whale and the Dragon Devouring Shark, She Junjie was deep in thought about She Wan’s good fortune.

At this moment, She Wan happened to call him.

She Junjie knew well that no one in the She Family would dare to disturb him during his rest without a good reason. She Wan contacting him at this time must be about an important matter.

Moreover, it was likely related to Fang Mu.

Thinking of this, She Junjie immediately answered the call.

Upon hearing She Wan’s inquiry about the Bright Moon Golden Osmanthus, She Junjie sighed inwardly.

Could it be that Fang Mu recognized the osmanthus beast that he gifted him?

As the giver, She Junjie didn’t actually know the name of this osmanthus beast.

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He only knew that this osmanthus beast could assist its companion beast to reduce damage and form a Tree Core when executing its skill.

However, this particular osmanthus beast had a slow rate of forming a Tree Core. So slow that She Junjie never got the chance to witness its Tree Core fully formed.

Nor did he get the chance to use this Tree Core to heal other plant-type beastmasters.

Of course, this has something to do with the fact that She Junjie’s mind was preoccupied with the Giant Toothed Whale’s injuries, and he never thought to expose the Bright Moon Golden Osmanthus to the moonlight.

She Junjie admired the unique properties of the Bright Moon Golden Osmanthus, and he found it a fitting gift to convey his sincerity and that of the She Family to Fang Mu.

Given that Fang Mu has now brought it up, She Junjie approached the matter with caution.

After carefully recalling the details, She Junjie began,

“The Guardian Beast that Mr. Jianmu named Bright Moon Golden Osmanthus was acquired in the ancient ruins of Star Moon Canyon during my youthful expeditions.”

“Back then, what I found was an artifact from an ancient epoch. Only after nearly ten years of infusing it with Life Elixirs was I able to break its prohibition and discover a dry twig inside.”