She placed the white bionic material, like marble yet also like modeling clay, beside the ingredients. Within ten minutes, they had "spoiled."
Like dye mixed into modeling clay or sculpting paste, they would "take on color" and spoil.
In the end, the bionic materials would become a unique kind of simulated material—unusable, but suitable for experiments.
They saved money!
They were also among the few experimental materials Jiang Han could afford given her financial circumstances.
Once the bionic materials had completely spoiled, she used them for simulated experiments. Like a little kindergarten girl playing house with modeling clay, it looked ridiculous, but it did indeed give her some experience.
"Pour in the four alchemical elements evenly."
Before the crucible, she calmly reviewed the knowledge in her mind. Her movements were graceful and unhurried as she followed the steps.
The four alchemical elements represented four basic attributes, a ritual combining spellcraft, alchemy, and mysticism.
Water represented distilled water.
Fire represented ash from burned grass.
Earth was more complicated. One of twelve flowers with different properties had to be selected as a base ingredient. Given the properties of Twin Solution, Jiang Han chose Two-Faced Rose as the base.
Wind represented metals such as gold and iron. Jiang Han usually used harmless molten-fire iron filings, but Twin Solution required contradiction. So this time, she followed tradition and used gold filings. Gold was soft yet sturdy, and in mysticism, gold represented secret arts, making it especially suitable as a base ingredient for a contradictory solution.
As the four elements were poured into the heated crucible, a thread of mysterious magical aura rose up—icy cold, yet blazing hot!
Seeing this, Jiang Han confirmed that her steps had been correct, every single one flawless. She nodded, maintaining her calm demeanor, then first poured ten milliliters of