Weakest Beast Tamer Gets All SSS Dragons novel Chapter 248

"It's..." Min began, clearly searching for words.

"A glorified tadpole?" Liu suggested, unable to contain a mocking smile.

"It's perfect," Min corrected, marveling at the creature. "My invisible amphibian. Well, almost invisible."

The translucent being rippled through the air with fluid grace. Its tiny body caught the light occasionally, revealing glimpses of intricate internal structures.

"It's still in the initial phase," Ren explained. "As it evolves, its invisibility capability will improve. For now, it's rather translucent."

Taro leaned in to observe more closely. "It's quite... small." He squinted, following the creature's movements with fascinated skepticism.

"That will change too," Ren assured. His mushrooms pulsed confidently, as if sharing a secret only they knew about the creature's potential.

"For now," added Liu with a malicious smile, "it seems you've established a bond with a small animated blob of mucus."

Min shot him a withering look. "Laugh all you want. When I can infiltrate where no one else can reach, I won't share any information with you."

"Sure," Taro joined the teasing, "because we're all dying to know the school gossip like you and Han."

Despite the jokes, the pride on Min's face was undeniable. His amphibian, small as it was, was the undeniable symbol that he had transformed into a double tamer. The achievement radiated from him, practically visible in the way he held himself taller.

Ren observed the scene with satisfaction. The first egg had hatched correctly, validating his techniques and calculations. The others would follow soon, and with each new beast, their collective forces would strengthen.

While Min continued marveling at his new beast, and Taro and Liu competed to create the best mocking nicknames for the creature, Ren directed his attention toward the other nests.

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"Here," said Ren, extending a thin but meticulously bound book toward Min. "Here's everything you need to know about your amphibian for now: development cycles, specific cultivation techniques, elemental compatibilities."

Min took the book with reverence, running his fingers over the cover where Ren had drawn the silhouette of his amphibian in its more developed form. The illustration showed a sleeker, more defined creature with extended limbs and complex gill structures.

"You wrote it so quickly?" he asked, leafing through the pages densely covered with precise diagrams and carefully annotated text.

"Yes," Ren responded while adjusting the conditions of Zhao's nest, which showed signs of being close to fully forming. The crystalline structure pulsed with slightly increased frequency, and the internal energies had begun to align in preparation. "Though sections about advanced interactions with other beasts are still missing."

Liu, who was observing from his desk, closed the elementary theory book he was studying. "And will I get one when my egg is ready, boss?"

Ren nodded, his mushrooms pulsing softly. "I've already started writing it, but with everything that's happened... I haven't had as much time as I'd like to progress."

"Don't rush," Liu shrugged, a casual smile on his face. "Anyway, I have you here to ask directly. It's better than any book."

"Speak for yourself," Min interjected, without looking up from the manual. "Some of us prefer to have clear instructions that don't disappear when Ren decides to get lost alone or kidnaped by the girls."

Ren continued working in silence, but his mushrooms briefly pulsed with what his companions now recognized as his version of a laugh.

The following days passed in an almost normal routine. Ren divided his time between classes, creating new eggs, and attending to existing ones.