Chapter 52
Lynn had lunch with Remy and Yara.
During this period, Remy was obviously a little absent-minded, and was obviously shocked by the news that Lynn was already Level 2 Wizard Apprentice.
Lynn was very calm about this and didn't pay much attention to it.
He noticed that when Remy saw his return just now, there was indeed joy in his eyes, but after learning about his achievements, he seemed a little depressed.
This complicated mentality corresponds to the saying, "I am afraid that my brothers will have a hard time, but I am also afraid that my brothers will drive Land Rover."
It's not difficult to understand Remy's ambivalent mentality. He hopes his friend will go well, but it is inevitable that he will feel dissatisfied because of his achievements.
"If I let him know that I am actually Level 3 Wizard Apprentice, I'm afraid he will collapse directly..."
Lynn thought so in his heart, but he didn't intend to deliberately provoke Remy.
Judging from Remy's performance, he has no malicious intent, but is just an ordinary person who will be happy for the return of his friends and also feel jealous of his friends' achievements.
After the lunch break, Lynn followed Yara and Remy along the garden path towards the core area of Potion Garden.
Along the way, Lynn naturally also heard some news about Level 3 Wizard Apprentice's mission.
He thought to himself that if there was a chance, he wouldn't mind showing his true strength and avoiding many tedious assessments.
After all, the gains brought by Furnace War this time have made his strength improve by leaps and bounds, and all of this can be traced and will not arouse too much suspicion.
However, Remy and Yara had no idea about this. After all, Level 3 Wizard Apprentice was still an unreachable realm for them, and there was no need to understand it, so Lynn had to give up.
As we gradually approach the core area of Potion Garden, the tall buildings are like a continuous castle, spectacular and mysterious.
Remy and Yara led Lynn to the assessment location, which was where they entered the core area to work after the assessment.
To Lynn's surprise, the assessment location was not an independent room.
On the contrary, in the spacious hall on the first floor of the core area, there is a cyan rectangular stone platform placed in an inconspicuous corner.
Apprentices wearing wizard robes hurriedly walked around from time to time. They occasionally cast curious glances, but soon continued busy with their own affairs.
"Is it right here?"
Lynn asked curiously, his eyes scanning the crowded lobby.
Conducting the assessment in such a public place was really beyond his expectation.
This design is simply incomprehensible, and the psychological pressure alone is enough to make many apprentices want to quit.
Remy and Yara nodded, obviously already accustomed to this arrangement.
When they were taking the assessment, they also completed the task in full view of the public. Every step of the operation was like walking on thin ice. The eyes of the outside world undoubtedly made the process more stressful.
Lynn said no more and pressed his palm on the blue stone.
The next moment, the stone glowed softly and began to slowly deform.
The cyan square gradually rose up and unfolded into a console, with various equipment for refining potions neatly placed on it.
In the center of the console is a small screen that displays the options for assessment tasks.
Lynn glanced a few times and confirmed that there was no content related to Level 3 Wizard Apprentice among the tasks on the screen, so he chose a second-level apprentice assessment task.
"Flowing Potion."
"Venus the Goddess of Love."
"One Night Rejuvenation."
Among the many options, Lynn chose the simplest "One Night Rejuvenation" without hesitation.
As for how he knew this, it was the simplest. Naturally, it was because the price was the cheapest...
"Please swipe your card!"
Prompt text appears on the screen.
Lynn couldn't help but lament that not only did he have to perform this assessment by himself, but he also had to purchase materials at his own expense.
He had experienced the wonderful experience of "taking a loan to work" before, and now he had to pay for an assessment. It was really full of the Furnace's characteristic "care".
Fortunately, these materials are not too expensive.
"One Night Rejuvenation" only costs 1.5 points. Lynn can be purchased directly with a wave of your hand.
He has accumulated a lot of points. Although he left Potion Garden due to his participation in Furnace War, his salary has not been interrupted.
This may also be the Furnace's way of compensating the apprentices on the battlefield.
What's more, he sold off the Magic Stone of the white-haired Level 2 Wizard Apprentice, and now has more than two hundred points on hand. Paying this mere 1.5 points is not worth mentioning.
After the card was swiped, a small hole on the operating table slowly opened, and a complete set of potion materials rose from it and was neatly placed on the table.
"Come on, Lynn!"
Remy and Yara stood aside and watched, cheering for Lynn.
Lynn nodded slightly and took the materials one by one in his hands, while quickly recalling the detailed information about "One Night Rejuvenation" in his mind.
This potion is described in detail in <Introduction to Potion Processing>.
It is not an aphrodisiac, but a healing medicine that can stop bleeding, relieve pain, and effectively alleviate the erosion of energy factors on the body.
"Two petals from Spring Wildflower, five grams of tooth powder from Little Flower Fairy, two wings from Killer Bee, and..."
Lynn organized these materials one by one, took a deep breath, and began to concentrate on configuring the potion.
"How many times does he have to try before he succeeds?"
Remy looked at Lynn and recalled his original assessment experience.
Although the level of potions cannot improve by leaps and bounds in a short period of time, sometimes luck can play a key role.
Remy himself was favored by the lucky Goddess and successfully configured the magic potion required for the assessment, thus being able to enter the core area of Potion Garden.
However, Remy still has questions in his mind:
"Level 2 Wizard Apprentice's assessment task is more difficult. Does it mean that energy factors need to be used when configuring potions?"
Yara on the side was obviously thinking too, silently watching the operation of Lynn.
On the operating table, Lynn was fully focused.
He is already familiar with the content of <Introduction to Potion Processing> and has no problem with the theoretical part.
However, Potions is a subject in which both practice and theory are indispensable.
Lynn Although he was confident, he couldn't help but feel a little uncertain about the actual results of the first refining.
"The first thing is the grinding of the material..."
Lynn knows that the real difficulty of "One Night Rejuvenation" lies in the subsequent introduction of energy factors.
However, the current basic operations do not require energy factors and can be completed only by physical proficiency and mental observation.
The key is to use your mental power to observe the subtle changes that occur in the material during the grinding process.
After all, no two leaves are exactly the same in this world, and the tutorials in books are not 100% applicable.
At this time, Wizard Apprentice's mental power becomes particularly important.
Only by combining prescriptions, experience and careful observation of the state of materials can the ideal potion effect be successfully blended in practice.
Lynn's movements are steady and skillful, and his mental power is like an invisible net, tightly catching every slight change.