Selling Perfect-Quality Potions

Leo rose to his feet, walked over to the table, picked up the remaining bottle of perfect-quality White Fairy Mana Growth Potion, and placed it into his Spatial Storage Bag.

Leo arrived at the Woodpecker Hut.

When the elf at the counter saw Leo, a smile piled across her face. "Esteemed Wizard Leo, what would you like to purchase?"

"I'd like to sell this potion."

Leo placed the perfect-quality White Fairy Mana Growth Potion on the counter.

"This is... a White Fairy Mana Growth Potion?"

The elf took out a testing device.

The elves could test the quality of entry-level potions themselves.

However, Level 1 Potions required magical machinery tools to determine their exact quality.

A moment later, surprise flickered in the elf's eyes. "Wizard Leo, this is a bottle of perfect-quality White Fairy Mana Growth Potion."

Leo said, "That's right. How many Magic Stones can your shop offer for this bottle of perfect-quality White Fairy Mana Growth Potion?"

The elf looked at Leo in surprise.

She found it strange that Leo wanted to sell a perfect-quality potion.

After all, perfect-quality potions had the advantages of producing no Mental Radiation and causing no drug resistance. Coupled with the instability of refining them, their creation depended entirely on luck.

Therefore, even if many Wizards refined perfect-quality potions, they would consume them themselves rather than sell them.

Especially since this was a perfect-quality potion capable of increasing mental energy, its value was even higher.

The elf looked at Leo, hesitated for a moment, and said, "Wizard Leo, two thousand Magic Stones. Would you accept that price?"

"Deal." Leo agreed readily.

After completing the transaction, Leo bought another twenty portions of White Fairy Mana Growth Potion ingredients.

Leo then looked toward the counter and discovered that shop owner Barbara's task notice had been