Leisure, Addicted to Wizard Cards

At first, the thought surfaced in Leo's mind, but then he felt something was off.

After mastering the formula for a perfect-quality Basic Recovery Potion, Leo had a vague feeling that if he kept brewing, he stood a fair chance of producing another perfect-quality Basic Recovery Potion. Rather than agonizing over it, he might as well take action.

After all, this one perfect-quality Basic Recovery Potion was not enough to prove that Leo possessed such ability rather than merely having good luck.

"Each of the other Starter Potions has three sets of ingredients. Whether I can reliably brew perfect-quality Starter Potions can be confirmed once I finish brewing them all."

Leo began brewing the next type of potion.

The next day, Leo opened his eyes in his room, ending his meditation training.

His expression carried a trace of confusion.

"How strange..."

"After becoming a Wizard, my mental energy absorption rate has clearly increased, yet compared to before, my mental energy is improving more slowly instead."

After returning to the Tower of Dawn, Leo had originally guessed that his mental energy should have risen to eleven points, perhaps even twelve, by now.

Yet it was still stuck at ten points.

After pondering for a moment, Leo shook his head. "I'll train for a few more days. If it's still like this, I should ask Wizard Sally."

Leo tidied up his room, then met up with Chris.

Chris noticed that Leo looked somewhat haggard and asked, "Leo, did you not sleep last night?"

Leo yawned. "Yeah. I was brewing potions yesterday, and it took all night."

"You're really diligent." Chris patted his shoulder. "But I think you need to relax and rest. Otherwise, it'll affect your meditation training."

"Mm. I'll be more careful tonight."

The two soon arrived at the laboratory.

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