The combat method of igniting one's life to strengthen attacks was essentially no different from overdrawing one's soul to forcefully cast spells. Both were merely tactical methods of weakening oneself over a long period in exchange for a brief burst of enhanced power.
However, compared to overdrawing one's Soul Level, Life Burn did far less harm to a Legendary powerhouse. Recovery often required only three or four seconds of breathing room before one could return to peak condition. Perhaps professionals below the Legendary level might shorten their lifespans by abusing such "berserk" methods, but Legendary powerhouses with infinite lifespans had no such concerns.
Of course, the risks of using such tactical methods with enormous side effects could never be avoided in actual combat. If the 0.01-second burst gained by three seconds of weakness failed to kill a powerful enemy, then an enormous disadvantage would descend in an instant.
Thus, one could imagine that Life Brilliant potions, which could help Legendary powerhouses swiftly restore their vitality, would certainly become essential supplies for this "berserker" Devil Archduke. As long as the Blood War continued, Punk would never need to worry about finding buyers for his alchemical products.
In other words, this extra income was basically secured.
As a Legendary Mage who had been intent on earning extra money, Punk did not care about the specific circumstances of the Blood War, nor did he care who this "Devil Archduke" mentioned by Mimibes was or what relationship he had with the Candy Merchant herself. Once he realized that this "business" was quite promising, the caster directly began discussing the price of the merchandise:
"Splendor of Life potions consume a large amount of Soul Magic Crystals and Life Element Law Fragments, and their production process is rather complex. Even I currently have only five bottles