Level 1 Potions could also be sold for Magic Stones. Duke certainly could not use them all himself, and he could also take orders from the Giant Rock Merchant Guild to earn money.
Duke was effectively achieving several goals with the same amount of time. Only this way could he maximize the use of his time.
He quickly chose a Level 1 Potion called the White Mist Forest Potion. It was one of the most common meditation-aiding potions and suited many Wizards.
The White Mist Forest Potion was easy to sell. As long as it was brewed, it would definitely find buyers. That was also why Duke had chosen it.
Rather than rushing to the Giant Rock Merchant Guild to take orders, he bought several batches of materials himself and began studying them.
The White Mist Forest Potion required quite a few ingredients: Mist Moss, Silverleaf Grass, Tranquility Flower Stamens, Moondew Flower, and Weak Magic Springwater.
These were all common Level 1 Potion ingredients, with prices around the middle range among Level 1 Potion materials.
A single White Mist Forest Potion sold for more than seven hundred Magic Stones on the market, while the raw materials alone cost four hundred Magic Stones. Silverleaf Grass and Moondew Flower together cost more than two hundred Magic Stones.
Once the materials arrived, Duke entered his Potions laboratory and began preparing to brew the potion.
The laboratory was already equipped with a standard potion crucible, a precise magic power temperature-control device, a magic power sensing filter, and other equipment. They were all mid-grade potion-making tools.
The standard potion crucible even had a crystal inner lining, making it particularly high quality.
This equipment was more than sufficient for brewing Level 1 Potions. Unless something broke, there would be no need to replace it for quite