Xia left.
Ian, meanwhile, looked around the laboratory.
It could only be said that it truly lived up to the reputation of the Alchemy Department—there was every kind of experimental equipment here, whether Ian had seen it before or not.
It was dozens of times better stocked than the laboratory he had at the mine.
And besides the experimental area, there was also a resting area at the rear of the laboratory.
Ian tidied up a little.
Ian took out the Wizardry inheritance Augustus had given him, and a vast amount of information immediately flooded in.
"More or less, it still develops around core Wizardry as its main thread. There are three spells at the First Ring stage, and two after the First Ring."
Ian narrowed his eyes.
It had to be said that, whether in terms of certain ideas or certain techniques, this inheritance was far more advanced than that ancient alchemist's.
"Well, the world of Wizards has been developing all along."
Ian sighed.
Of course, that did not mean the present was necessarily stronger than the past. For instance, the body-tempering method he had obtained from Veridian Academy was top-tier even within the academy.
Such differences generally appeared in disciplines that had continually progressed, especially fields like alchemy.
For example, the talent value of this inheritance was two thousand five hundred, five hundred more than the previous one.
"As long as I learn all of it, my talent should be able to advance."
Ian narrowed his eyes.
Perhaps even further than that. After all, alchemy also included all sorts of other Wizardry, the refining of extraordinary materials, and so on.
Taking everything together, perhaps here, he had a chance to raise his talent to the final level of the Silver Moon Tier.
At that thought, he took a