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Under the veteran players' strange looks, Qin Ran gazed at Le Mei the Alchemist, his expression unchanged.
Lawless, standing beside him, was growing anxious.
"2567, calm down!"
"With your current wealth, buying a [Potion-making] skill book is no problem at all. But studying [Potion-making] takes more than just a skill book!"
"You need to gather all kinds of potion ingredients, a potion workbench to store them, and... recipes!"
At this point, Lawless's tone grew more emphatic.
"Especially recipes!"
"Every recipe costs almost as much as a [Potion-making] skill book, and those are just the ordinary ones. The prices of the precious ones are beyond anything lone wolves like us could imagine!"
"That's why every player who becomes a potion maker has a guild or organization backing them!"
"Of course, some people refused to accept that. They tried, and then..."
"They all failed!"
Lawless sighed.
With that sigh, the looks in the surrounding veteran players' eyes changed as well.
Some looked dejected, others resigned, but most wore expressions of self-mockery.
Qin Ran took in every one of those changes.
Clearly, just as Lawless had said, the Underground Game had no shortage of people willing to try, but most of them ended in failure.
Still, Qin Ran had no intention of giving up.
On the contrary, he became even more determined to learn [Potion-making].
It wasn't because of some belief that "you'll never succeed if you don't dare to try!"
It was simply because... he had recipes.
Three magic-tier recipes,
and one legendary-tier recipe.
Based on Lawless's description, those recipes were worth far more than he had imagined.
Besides, [Potion-making] was an essential prerequisite for