Infinite Blood Bottle
"The materials used in Miracle Alchemy can't just be roadside pebbles; that would be a complete waste of Mental Power."
"The materials used are related to the final effect of the Wonder Item; the higher the quality of the materials, the more powerful the Wonder Item's effect will be."
"Although some Wonder Item crafted from low-grade materials can sometimes be much more powerful than Wonder Item crafted from high-grade materials, there are limits to this power."
"The worst materials that can be used to craft Wonder Item are scraps from Magic Creature. Anything lower than that is a waste of the Mental Power required to perform Miracle Alchemy."
Fran then carefully read the examples above, from which Iris followed a principle—that is, use what you have on hand.
As Iris says at the beginning, the most correct way to use Miracle Alchemy is to throw all the unimportant things at hand into this alchemy and then rely on luck to obtain Wonder Item.
Because sometimes, even if you use the same materials, you might succeed on the tenth try after failing nine times.
But you don't know when that 'tenth time' will come, or you might not succeed even after a hundred tries with this recipe.
Therefore, Alchemist have truly mastered the art of Miracle Alchemy will never limit themselves to a single recipe, but will gamble on whatever they have on hand.
If they can extract a powerful Wonder Item, they can instantly turn their fortunes around and acquire a large amount of money; that's the fun of Miracle Alchemy.
All the Paper on Miracle Alchemy only talk about one thing: how to draw cards to increase the chances of success. Some people even study the metaphysics of other worlds in an attempt to increase the probability of success.
Fran glanced thoughtfully at the Life Replenishment Potion on the table, then went straight to the Mage Tower to exchange for the Paper.
However, after mastering Miracle Alchemy, she saw a new Arts on her own Panel.
[Miracle Alchemy (Beginner) (Proficiency: 0/10): An alchemical art that pursues 'miracles,' in which anything is possible.]
Fran returned to the house where she kept her alchemical tools, took out some small bottles, and poured in ten milliliters of Life Replenishment Potion.
Normally, for injuries like broken legs or arms, if there is a severed limb, about ten milliliters of Life Replenishment Potion is enough to stabilize the injury and prevent it from worsening when a life-threatening injury is sustained.
What Fran had to do was use Miracle Alchemy to fuse the Life Replenishment Potion with this small bottle, and see if she could obtain a Wonder Item.
While I'm at it, I'll also check if my [Alchemy Aura] works for this Miracle Alchemy.
A golden light emanated from Fran's hand, which instantly transformed into a rainbow of colors, enveloping the small vial containing the Life Replenishment Potion and preventing Fran from seeing what was inside.
Ten seconds later, the light faded, and what came into Fran's view was a small, transparent green bottle. Fran did not sense any fluctuations from it, nor did she feel anything during the use of Miracle Alchemy.
Undoubtedly, her experiment failed; the bottle was quite ordinary and could hardly be called a ' Wonder Item '.
After Fran conducted further tests, she concluded that the Miracle Alchemy had simply dyed the bottle green.
Her money was turned into a green-dyed transparent bottle after this operation; she lost a fortune.
However, this was within Fran's expectations. The reason why Miracle Alchemy is called Miracle Alchemy is because it is itself about seeking miracles.
If she were to succeed so easily, what would happen to all the Alchemist dream of getting rich overnight through Miracle Alchemy?
It's normal to fail, and when she started trying, she never expected to succeed on the first try.
She wanted to test how her [Alchemy Aura] trait would be triggered so she could plan how to use it for alchemy in the future.
Fran then made thirty-four more attempts, but still failed to obtain a truly meaningful ' Wonder Item '.
She received a large pile of green-dyed transparent glass bottles, some of which had turned into glass shards and fell to the ground, their condition unknown.
The only time Fran felt she came closest to success was when a green bottle filled with white liquid appeared in front of her. But the moment Fran touched it, the bottle turned into water and fell to the ground, merging with the earth.
Furthermore, during the trial, Fran did not sense any trace of the [Alchemy Aura] being triggered, which made her want to give up.
But on her thirty-fifth attempt, as Fran applied the colorful light, she suddenly felt something burst forth in her mind.
Like a spark igniting, she could feel her Mental Power covering the object fluctuating violently, which made her almost instantly believe that it was her special ability [Alchemy Aura] at work.
Then, the small vial containing the Life Replenishment Potion was enveloped in light for several minutes before revealing its current appearance.
What came into Fran's view was a small bottle that was similar in shape to the original one, with the same size and capacity, but with some decorations on it.
The originally transparent glass tube is now covered with light green stripes that spiral from the bottom to the middle, then turn gold and rise to the top of the bottle.
At the same time, Fran could also sense a strange fluctuation from it, a fluctuation that Fran was very familiar with, as she had felt it on the Azure Box that imprisoned the Deep Sea Golden Dragon dragon hatchling.
Although these two fluctuations differ somewhat, they share significant similarities in details and overall structure, leading Fran to realize that the box was likely also a kind of ' Wonder Item '.
Fran did not immediately begin testing the efficacy of the ' Wonder Item ' she had created; instead, she first assessed the energy expenditure of this Miracle Alchemy.
She discovered that even after triggering the Alchemy Aura, the Mental Power she consumed was no different from before, and she had already used up almost half of her Mental Power.
"No wonder the Society President kept emphasizing not to waste Mental Power in that Paper, now I understand."
This kind of Miracle Alchemy is very resource-intensive, and the losses are difficult to reduce through equipment or Talent.
Fran's Mental Power was stronger than that of an ordinary First Order Mage; otherwise, she would never have had the chance to try for the thirty-fifth time.
It's highly likely that around the twenty-fifth attempt, all of his Mental Power will be exhausted, making it impossible to continue.
Miracle Alchemy not only consumes rare materials obtained at great expense, but also consumes a mage's precious Mental Power.
[After many attempts, your Miracle Alchemy has finally succeeded! Miracle Alchemy Proficiency +100]
[Miracle Alchemy (Mastered) (Proficiency: 27/1000)]
After successfully Miracle Alchemy, Fran also upgraded her Arts to the Master level.
However, unlike Fran who had previously mastered Arts Arts, Fran did not gain any knowledge or feel an increase in her success rate during this process.
This is unusual, because even with some Combat Technique or spells, once Fran pushes them to the master level of proficiency, she feels that they become much easier to use.
Fran, however, felt nothing at all about this Miracle Alchemy, as if it had never been upgraded and no knowledge had entered her mind.
"Is this alchemy just pure gambling?" Fran couldn't help but rub her forehead.
But after accidentally glancing at the remaining Life Replenishment Potion, Fran understood what she had gained from upgrading her Miracle Alchemy to Mastery.
Like a gambler, Fran now had an inexplicable intuition that told her what would have a higher probability of success in Miracle Alchemy.
But now, as she looked at the remaining Life Replenishment Potion, a feeling flashed through her mind.
[This material is not suitable for making ' Wonder Item '; it would probably take hundreds or even thousands of attempts to actually make one.]
Aside from that, this Miracle Alchemy didn't give her anything—not even attributes, not even traits.
"Let's see if we can get anything by upgrading later," Fran decided after thinking for a moment.
She put aside the matter of this Miracle Alchemy and looked at the ' Wonder Item ' in her hand.
She channeled her Mental Power into it to examine the information of this Wonder Item. Most Wonder Item would have their effects engraved on them, which could be viewed using Mental Power.
Fran's was no exception; after examining it, her eyes widened, and she said in an incredulous tone:
"Unlimited production? How is this possible?! I can create such powerful Wonder Item?!"
Fran looked at the bottle in disbelief. After observing it for a while, she saw a few drops of green liquid shimmering with gold appear out of thin air.
This made Fran swallow hard, somewhat unable to believe that she had created something so powerful.
"Didn't I use Life Replenishment Potion to make it? How come I was able to make something like this?"
Fran was somewhat confused. Logically speaking, it was impossible for First Order material to produce something that could infinitely generate matter. This property was unique even among high-tier Wonder Item.
Most Wonder Item require some kind of fuel to function; I've never heard of Wonder Item that can be produced indefinitely.
However, the Wonder Item in Fran's possession accomplished just that, and what it produced was not common things like water or rocks, but Life Replenishment Potion.
After a brief experiment, Fran discovered that the Life Replenishment Potion poured from the bottle would lose its activity within ten seconds, which greatly reduced the price of this Wonder Item. However, such a Wonder Item that could be produced infinitely was still terrifying, and its estimated value was probably no less than tens of thousands of Gold Coin.
"Let's call it the Infinite Blood Bottle."