Chapter 57
Time passed, and it had been a few days since Lynn became Apprentice Potion Master. He was also familiar with this kind of pace of life, which was dull but leisurely, just suitable for his development.
In the early morning, Lynn always comes to his work station, sits here, makes a cup of sweet milk tea, then looks at the distant scene through the window, and starts the day's work on cattle and horses.
"Good morning, Lynn."
"He's the first to arrive today again, Lynn."
Other apprentices from the project team came in one after another and greeted Lynn.
Lynn returned the favor one by one with a smile.
Although our relationship may only end at a nod of acquaintance, it is better than being cold-faced and not knowing anyone.
On the table were several books of extraordinary knowledge that he urgently needed to study:
<Elementary Development of Alchemy><Midas Turning Stone into Gold: The Road to Greatness><Comprehensive Solution to Magic Potions> etc.
The study of alchemy helps him analyze and identify Enchanted Item in space props more accurately, and potion science is the area in which he most urgently needs improvement.
In addition, there is also content about witchcraft.
While sipping milk tea, Lynn flipped through the heavy book in his hand - <Zero-Ring Wizardry Encyclopedia>.
Although this book is detailed in content, it does not cover the complete Zero-Ring Wizardry and only briefly introduces it.
If you want to get the complete witchcraft model, you need to purchase it additionally.
However, this does not prevent Lynn from drawing inspiration from it and gradually improving his own witchcraft system.
Every mature wizard has a unique witchcraft system, covering many fields such as combat, defense, exploration, and divination.
Although Lynn currently has limited mental power and it is difficult to burst out multiple witchcraft in a short period of time, this does not prevent him from planning and building his own witchcraft system.
"Now I only have five witchcrafts at my disposal. The two zero-level elementary witchcrafts can be basically ignored. There are only three zero-level intermediate witchcrafts that can really be used, and they are all offensive..."
Lynn whispered to himself softly, frowning slightly.
In his ideal witchcraft system, each aspect such as attack, defense, and exploration requires at least one witchcraft, so that it can cope with various situations.
Although Lynn was forced to participate in Furnace War previously, it was precisely because of his immersive experience that he had a deep understanding of how to build a more efficient and practical witchcraft system.
The construction of the witchcraft system is not accomplished overnight, and there are many ways to do it.
Everyone's fighting style and needs are different. This personalized system can only be summarized through continuous practice by oneself, and no one else can completely do it for him.
For Lynn, in addition to the necessary attack and defense witchcraft, he also needs the following categories:
Witchcraft to hide the body, detect enemy traces, escape witchcraft for quick retreat, capture and control witchcraft against powerful enemies, etc.
The most important point is that Lynn realized that he must master a "soul-searching" witchcraft.
Only in this way, after capturing the enemy, can he directly read the opponent's soul and obtain key information.
Lynn roughly sorted out the needs and listed more than ten kinds of witchcraft.
This amount made his scalp numb.
The price of a single witchcraft model is already high, and the cost of more than a dozen witchcraft models is even more precious.
"Refining potions requires points, and purchasing witchcraft models also requires points. Money is indeed an eternal problem..." Lynn shook his head and sighed.
Although he earned a lot of points by relying on his clever "Gathering the Furnace Wool" strategy, this savings was far from enough to support him in freely purchasing expensive extraordinary knowledge and quickly improving his own strength.
In the wizarding world, knowledge is power, and the price of power is expensive and inevitable.
"We have to find other ways to open up new ways to earn points..."
While Lynn was deep in thought, Rand, the management apprentice in charge of the "One Night Rejuvenation" project, walked in.
Rand is a Level 3 Wizard Apprentice who is responsible for assigning tasks in the project team.
"Everyone, I have some bad news to tell you."
Rand's tone was slightly helpless.
"Starting today, the number of daily tasks will be doubled."
"What!?"
"Rand Your Excellency, what on earth is going on!"
"No way, Your Excellency Rand, the number of missions has already increased due to the war before, why has it doubled this time?"
"Yeah, our mental strength can't hold it at all!"
Many apprentices immediately complained and complained one after another after hearing this.
"Quiet, everyone!" Rand's voice was calm and dignified,
"This is not a problem with our project team. As far as I know, the task requirements of all left-behind personnel have doubled for the entire Potion Garden, even the entire the Furnace, including Potion Department."
He coughed twice and slowly explained that this was not a special situation of a single group, but a unified adjustment of the entire the Furnace.
Lynn frowned slightly when he heard this, and couldn't help but feel a trace of doubt in his heart.
The previous task requirements have been increased due to Furnace War, but now they are increased again? This is obviously unusual.
The task burden has exceeded the limits of the apprentices. It's not that they are unwilling to cooperate, but the Furnace's requirements are a bit too harsh.
The Furnace, as the core of the fourth-level Morning Star Wizard, has always been known for its stability. How could this situation happen?
"Has the war situation deteriorated to the point where the Furnace must be overloaded? But this is unlikely, it's just a few Level 3 Faction..."
Lynn secretly speculated in his mind, but limited by the information, he could only make a rough guess.
Although the apprentices present were full of complaints, they all understood that complaining would not help.
After all, even Mr. Rand's workload has doubled.
As apprentices of the Furnace, completing their tasks is their primary responsibility.
Lynn glanced around, looking at the frowning "workmates", and flipping through his to-do list.
But after doing some calculations, he quickly discovered that these tasks had almost no impact on him.
Let alone doubling it, even if it were several times more, he could easily handle it.
Lynn has an absolute refining efficiency, and can enter the soul with one shot every time, which gives him an advantage that other apprentices cannot match.
In contrast, although other apprentices have rich experience, their success rate is not stable.
In order to refine a bottle of magic potion, they often need to try several times, wasting a lot of mental energy, and naturally the efficiency is low.
"The Furnace's accident can't affect me for the time being. It seems lucky."
Lynn secretly breathed a sigh of relief, but soon he became alert again.
He always kept these four words in mind: be prepared for danger in times of peace.
He secretly thought that he must find an opportunity as soon as possible to investigate the changes that occurred at the Furnace to prevent any unexpected events.
"Everyone, stop complaining," Rand broke the silence and distributed today's resources.
"Start refining the potion earlier. Your mental strength will recover faster, and maybe you can complete the task ahead of time."
This cold joke did not ease the atmosphere, and everyone just reluctantly accepted the doubled resources and tasks today.
However, when Lynn looked at the mountains of materials on the table, his eyes suddenly lit up.
"I used to collect ten strands of wool a day, but now my task has doubled, so I can harvest twenty strands!"
Thinking of this, Lynn felt a little excited.
He suppressed a smile and thought to himself: Let's make the mission more intense!