Charles looked at the potion Anderson handed him and asked, "Teacher, such a precious potion—you're giving it to me?"
Anderson nodded. "Of course. After using this potion, you'll remain in a relatively lucky state for some time."
"In that state, the choices you make will be comparatively the luckiest ones. This time, you'll be heading to an unknown plane as a Shadow Spy Wizard. Luck is naturally the most important thing."
"Drink it now. We'll immediately set out to buy plane coordinates, then begin the transmission at once. Before the lucky effect wears off, we'll send you into that foreign plane."
Anderson then brought Charles to the upper levels of Isata, which seemed to be a commercial hub.
On the street, Anderson said, "Look at the shops I'm pointing to. Those are where we'll be buying plane coordinates next."
"They are all shops operated by powerful wizard sages within Isata."
"Drink the Luck Potion now, then rely on your intuition to choose a suitable shop. We'll go in and buy the coordinates."
Hearing this, Charles hesitated no longer and downed the potion in one gulp.
The nauseating taste and flavor he had imagined did not appear. Instead, the potion was sweet, carrying the fresh scent of grass after rain.
Anderson smiled. "Not bad, right?"
Charles nodded.
Anderson said, "When I drank it for the first time back then, I thought it tasted good too. The ingredients for this potion are all exceptionally precious."
"Alright, time cannot be wasted. Choose the shop you think suits us best, and we'll go in."
Charles studied the shops Anderson had pointed out.
Each shop was decorated differently, so Charles asked Anderson, "Teacher, may I use divination magic?"
Anderson nodded. "Of course. How you choose is entirely up to you."
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