After assigning Du Fan some "homework," Angel did not look at him again. Instead, he turned to the others. "There's still a little time left in the five-minute question period. You have one more chance to ask a question. Does anyone still have any doubts?"
The crowd looked at one another. Having seen what happened to Du Fan, no one dared to act recklessly now.
Perhaps Angel's stunning formula-proof process had also left them too intimidated to ask questions. Angel swept his gaze around the room, but no one spoke.
"It seems you intend to give up this opportunity. Very well, then let us continue the analysis..." Angel had just been about to continue when he saw someone rise to his feet.
"Do you have a question?"
The one who stood up was Vanason. He nodded solemnly. "Yes. I have some questions concerning the interaction between energy and matter."
Vanason's expression was exceedingly formal. Ever since he had followed Angel's line of thought and witnessed how vibrant flowers bloomed across the Alchemy Desert, he no longer held any doubts about Angel. He genuinely wanted to raise the questions in his heart and yearned for answers.
After pondering for a moment, Angel nodded in agreement.
Vanason's question concerned methods of controlling the Silent Reaction.
The Silent Reaction was an interactive reaction between potions and energy, yet it was exceedingly difficult to observe. It had little impact on the essence of a potion and was considered a negligible reaction, but it existed within the potion nonetheless. If it could be put to use, it would be an improvement even for alchemists striving for perfection.
Angel thought deeply for a moment before giving Vanason an answer.
Angel offered many methods, covering not only alchemy itself but also reaction tools, magical-material assistance, purification techniques,