After completing the exchange with the merchant, Locke immediately examined the Two-Cicada Spirit Macro in his hands.
The downside of studying a Spirit Macro Rubbing drawn by someone else was that what you saw was not the Spirit Macro's original form, but that person's understanding of it.
However, most Potion Masters probably would not be extravagant enough to study every Spirit Macro Rubbing. They used the original Spirit Macros instead.
As Locke examined the thin-as-a-cicada-wing Two-Cicada Spirit Macro Rubbing in his hands, he saw that it depicted a magical cicada with two heads. Its Spirit Macro was extremely unique, and while studying it, Locke could not help thinking of the Crimson Vampiric Stone Spirit Macro.
One interesting aspect of Second-Ring Potions was that the higher the grade of a potion, the more Spirit Macros it required.
Locke considered whether the Two-Cicada Spirit Macro could be combined with the Crimson Vampiric Stone Spirit Macro. However, given his current level in Spirit Macro Studies, he seemed unable to think too deeply about the matter.
Locke looked at the merchant and asked, "By the way, do you know if there are any magic books related to Second-Ring Potions for sale in this secondhand market? I want to study Potions in depth recently."
The merchant immediately realized that Locke was probably not yet a Second-Ring Potion Master.
"I'm sorry. I don't know either. I'm also a wizard currently studying Potions."
Locke realized that he was not a Second-Ring Potion Master either.
The merchant hesitated for a moment before saying, "I'm Stran Rhodes, a formal mentor of Eternal Radiance Hall."
Wizard Stran said, "If you need Potions-related materials in the future, or have any other needs, you can come find me. I'm usually in this spot whenever I enter the secondhand market. However, if you