After obtaining materials from the Underworld, Jiang Han's alchemy advanced another step.
The progress was not great, but it was a real step forward, bit by bit. It was less explosive than before, but she had truly turned what she had learned into knowledge she could understand and use.
Once the unfinished dragon salve had been made, Jiang Han asked Chen Ligu to deliver it for her.
She herself needed to remain in the little alchemy shop and focus on brewing medicine.
After the group stage ended, the top witches all needed to replenish their consumables—though they did not necessarily need to buy them from Jiang Han's shop, they had also brought large numbers of servant troops, attendant witches, and mercenary witches who had come to join the fun.
In a law-governed society, whether one was hunting dragons and monsters, delving deep into unexplored regions, or selecting worlds for experimentation and development, one had to file reports under the supervision of government agencies.
There were only ten witches in the world who did not need to file reports, who even possessed rights close to "one person, one nation." They were the Great Witches.
For Jiang Han, who was acquainted with Great Witches, opening a temporary alchemy shop was something that could be settled with a word. For other witches, however, it required roughly one or two days of review, along with a security deposit and a tax audit.
Witches were efficient, but that did not mean they would disregard their superiors' wishes and fling open every convenient door.
Public business was handled publicly—do not think there were no rotten elements among witches. Jiang Han could never forget that driver's license that had supposedly "already passed review and certified that the holder possessed extensive experience," complete with the official witch seal,