Celebration Ball (2)

Over the next few days, Ang stayed by Aisha's side while personally guiding her in adjusting her meditation methods and trying new paths and rhythms for circulating her mental power.

He even invited several mages skilled in communicating with elements to help Aisha understand the resonance fluctuations of different elements.

Yet after several attempts, Aisha's progress remained slow.

Whenever her mental power tried to break through that voidlike barrier, it was as though it struck an invisible wall, never managing to pierce that crucial final gap.

The frustration of being unable to reach her goal weighed on Aisha's heart like a stone.

Finally, one evening, she softly asked, "Brother, is there any other way?"

Ang fell silent for a moment, then nodded gravely. "It seems we can only use a Magic Potion to give you a push."

Aisha froze, then remembered the Gift of the World she had taken before. But that potion had been almost no help in breaking through mentally; it could only nourish the body.

This time, what she needed was an instantaneous burst.

Over the following days, Ang shut himself inside the laboratory.

He began poring over the thick Advanced Alchemy and Mental Magic Pharmacology Collection. Combined with the potion formulas he had developed over the years, he designed a composite Magic Potion that could theoretically cause mental power to surge in a short time.

The potion was exceedingly complex. Its primary ingredient was rare Stardust Dewdrops, supplemented by Purple-winged Bee Honey for its stabilizing, mental-power-enhancing properties. Wind Mint and Silverleaf Chrysanthemum worked together to regulate neural pathways, while Moon Shadow Night-blooming Cereus and Moon Dew Water stimulated the potion's effects.

Finally, he added a small amount of Spirit Light Crystal Dust as the key fuse to ignite mental power.

Seven days later, a bottle of