Celesternil Academy's reputation had quietly begun to rise across the Central Continent.
Green's "idiot-proof" teaching was especially suited to Wizards with less talent, and under these circumstances...
The major powers across the Central Region were astonished to discover that the entry requirements for potion-makers at Selestrniel Academy were clearly much lower.
During his lessons, Green often made the brewing process easier by adding steps and various methods of checking calculations, or even by reducing a Potion's efficacy. This allowed even Wizards with somewhat less talent and weaker mental control to produce finished Potions.
As a result, by the thirtieth year after Green began teaching, nearly every Wizard Apprentice at Selestrniel Academy could brew some low-level Potions.
The success rate of Wizards at the Formal Wizard level and above began to rise rapidly, far exceeding the standards of ordinary Academies.
The changes at Selestrniel Academy forced many other organizations and powers to pay ever closer attention.
Some organizations and powers even approached Selestrniel Academy, hoping to purchase recordings of Green's lessons.
After numerous factions paid Green a certain price, recordings of his Alchemy lectures began circulating among the major powers throughout the Central Region.
For a time, a great many potion-makers emerged across the Central Region.
The birth of so many potion-makers also led to the creation of countless Potions. The potion-makers' many ingenious ideas were brought to life, and the variety of Potions available in the Central Region grew considerably.
As time went on, the growing number of potion-makers changed more than just the profession itself. On the world battlefields, the arrival of so many potion-makers directly caused the number of Wizards killed or wounded on every front to plummet.
Wizards' increased ability to survive gave them an even greater advantage on the battlefield. They developed Lower-Level Worlds ever faster,