With the emergence of that "shattering" sensation, the Warlock potion was completely digested.
Odys was somewhat surprised, but he soon suddenly realized that over the past period of time, he had overlooked one issue: Warlocks also needed to conduct research.
He had always focused on acting as a "Warlock," yet had forgotten the research-oriented nature of a Warlock. That was why that tiny remaining portion of the potion had remained undigested.
Then Odys sighed in relief. Fortunately, conducting research in the Knowledge Moor had been his habit during the previous four years, so the writing progress of the Compendium of Witchcraft had not been affected.
Otherwise, it might have taken him quite a while longer to realize his problem.
Odys frowned. His recent self-reflection and review had been rather inadequate!
Having finally broken free from the God of Steam and Machinery and the Church of Steam some time ago, he had gotten a little too carried away with happiness.
Odys warned himself once again: this was a world of Beyonders, and he could not let down his guard for even a moment!
After seriously examining himself, Odys began considering his advancement to Scroll Professor.
He had gathered the main ingredients and supplementary materials long ago. After sensing his own condition, he found it was quite good. There should be no problem with advancing.
Thus, Odys planned to complete his advancement that very morning!
He first locked the door from the inside to avoid being disturbed, then took out a graduated cylinder, a balance scale, and the materials needed to brew the potion from the Knowledge Moor.
Next, Odys took out the Spiritual Materials needed to inscribe a Magic Formation and drew one before his desk.
He had researched this Magic Formation previously. It was the formation that prevented one from