Although Saine had been the driving force behind the Golden Apple affair, he had also voluntarily contributed a portion of the purchase funds.
It was not much—only five million Magic Coins, just slightly less than Luluenman's contribution.
The descendants had pooled together thirty-seven million Magic Coins, but there was still a shortfall of thirty-three million Magic Coins.
In the end, Cuilisi swept her hand grandly and made up the entire missing amount.
"Magic Potions made with a Golden Apple as the primary ingredient will surely be the finest restorative items within the Wizard Alliance."
"With my current abilities, I am still not qualified to lavishly use materials of this caliber."
"It would be best to find a Level Six master potion-maker to handle it, so the Golden Apple's value can be brought out to the fullest..." Luluenman said bashfully.
However, before Luluenman could finish, Saine interrupted her. "No, I believe this Golden Apple should be entrusted to you, Mentor, to refine the relevant potions."
Potion-making experiments and alchemy experiments shared one thing in common: they burned money.
Top-tier potion-makers and alchemists had all been built up through the daily consumption of countless precious materials in training.
Talent was certainly important, but wealth was indispensable as well.
In fact, in the overwhelming majority of cases, the latter accounted for the greater share.
Luluenman feared that she would "waste" a supreme treasure like the Golden Apple, yet she did not realize that if she missed this chance, who knew when she would next obtain a top-tier material on the level of a Golden Apple.
This Golden Apple had been acquired by Saine as an agent, so he naturally had a certain degree of authority over how it was used.
Seeing her disciple rudely interrupt her while she was speaking, Luluenman was not