Something occurred to Arthur, and he rose to pull a book titled How the Basics of Potion-Making Were Developed from the nearby shelf-it was an introductory book from Hilt Tower, compiled specifically for beginners studying potion-making. Its principal compiler was Hilt, the tower master himself.
The book was thin, only about thirty pages long.
It covered only the most basic potions: the Mint Elixir, the Digestive Pill, and Wild Marjoram Oil.
Basic as they were, they covered the three main branches of potion-making: brews, pills, and essential oils.
Arthur opened the book and looked at the Mint Elixir, the most classic and easiest potion for beginners-
"Select fresh mint leaves, licorice, and honey as the main ingredients. Chop the mint leaves and licorice finely, then blend them thoroughly with the honey. Under moonlight, maintain their full activity and begin stirring at a low temperature. Once the mixture reaches a full boil, the brewing is complete. It effectively treats headaches and colds. Replacing the licorice with dried tangerine peel and peach leaves also allows it to treat indigestion."
Maintain their full activity?
Activity?
If potions had activity too...
Murmuring the word, Arthur instinctively glanced at his [Breath of Death].
No wonder he had felt his deathly aura growing a little faster over the past two days. He had simply assumed Ymir Manor was a particularly auspicious location.
He had never expected his potion-making to deserve some of the credit.
Then he tightened the [Zuo Danlun Defense] on his hand and took the [Hunter's Sword] from the [Athos Box], hanging it at his waist.
The young Medium began another attempt at brewing a potion.
With twenty-seven failed attempts behind him, Arthur completed the initial chopping and blending with practiced ease.
When he began stirring at a low temperature under the moonlight, a