I have a Synthesizer

Klein was very pleased that his potion could spark discussion among these high-end talents in the Jay Club.

However, he didn't stand up and say, "I made all of this. Hurry up and worship me, the big boss!" He preferred to enjoy the satisfaction in silence, rather than forcing himself to show off in front of others, which he considered quite foolish.

Moreover, the Jay Club was full of hidden talents. Just take the three potions Lance gave him; they weren't something ordinary people could create.

...

At this moment, the hot girl at the bar received a magic communication and then picked up the small loudspeaker placed under the bar.

"Don't overthink it, everyone. The higher-ups have already given the message that headquarters has recruited this pharmacist.

It's estimated that you'll be able to see him soon. If you have any ideas about the Ethereal Potion, you can start preparing now."

This news completely exploded the originally quiet lounge area.

"Damn, headquarters moved too fast! They made a move before the pharmacist even sold the potion."

"Aren't you all aware of headquarters' enthusiasm for recruiting people? Weren't you all lured into the pit like this?"

"Bullshit! Everyone in our great Jay Club is refined and gentle. At most, they'll make people work hard for three years, and definitely no more than that."

Sitting to the side, Klein felt increasingly uneasy as he listened. Was it really that much of a pit? Do you guys usually complain about your organization like this? Is that really okay?

Klein wasn't quite clear about what they meant by the Jay Club being a 'pit'.

So, he could only take things one step at a time and continue drinking his coffee.

...

Klein looked at the magic notice board in the center of the lounge area. The demand in the potion area was still relatively simple.

Basically, they were all batch submission tasks for potions.

The magic area was about research and detailed explanations of various types of magic, and the warrior area was similar.

The creature area was about capturing, dissecting, and analyzing magical beasts, strange objects, and the like.

And the large screen notice board in the central area generally contained additional combat, support, and employment needs besides those of the Execution Department.

The moment Klein saw the first item on the potion area's demand list, the smile on his face froze. Damn, it really was a pit!

[Unlimited: Healing Potions 300 bottles/task, Reward: 1 Knowledge Token.]

He now roughly understood why those people said that joining the Jay Club was equivalent to being a laborer.

If it were a normal pharmacist, configuring 300 bottles of healing potions, with a success rate above average each time,

working overtime until late at night, without eating or drinking, would take about 10 days.

Because high-level mages would never do such tasks, and low-level mages had a pitiful amount of total magic power each day.

If these potions were made according to normal working hours,

300 bottles of healing potions, with a bit of bad luck and a lower success rate, might not even be completed in a month.

What's even more of a rip-off is that when you submit these potions, they don't provide the materials.

Meaning you have to pay for the materials yourself to make them. Jay Club headquarters only collects the finished products, the pit of all pits.

300 bottles are only counted as completing one task. It's okay to be greedy, but being this greedy is a bit unsightly.

[Unlimited: Magic Power Potions 200 bottles/task, Reward: 1 Knowledge Token]

[Unlimited: Strength Potions 100 bottles, Agility Potions 100 bottles, Reward: 1 Knowledge Token]

[Unlimited: Magic Power Boiling Potions 30 bottles/task, Reward: 1 Knowledge Token]

[Unlimited: Super Energy Mixture 1 bottle/task, Reward: 2 Knowledge Tokens]

...

Klein's expression was a little downcast as he looked at these outrageous demands. But he was secretly excited and even wanted to laugh.

Although everyone was a pharmacist, there were differences between pharmacists.

For others, this kind of work, which was almost like being a laborer, could be completely completed using his synthesizer.

Moreover, he had a huge advantage, which was that when mass-producing ordinary potions,

there was a very small chance of special potions appearing. Although it was said to be a very small chance, according to the synthesis data Klein collected,

the probability of a potion being top-grade was about 1%. Some special potions, like the Mongoose, were extremely valuable.

Klein's mind raced. These task demands were very attractive to him.

Looking at the Jay Club's potion demand form, Klein already had a rough plan in his mind.

He listed his own needs first.

First, promotion.

Second, the Heart of the Elements.

Third, the Soul Stone.

The Jay Club had a wealth of knowledge and powerful strength. Information and materials on these things should all be obtainable with tokens.

If he had enough tokens, there might even be a possibility of directly obtaining the finished products.

He could synthesize ordinary potions in large quantities at a very low cost and complete tasks to earn tokens.

Synthesizing potions was 100% successful, and the cost was much, much lower than other methods of refining.

At the same time, a large number of syntheses would allow him to obtain many special potions.

He would sell some of the special potions, exchange them for money to continue synthesizing low-level potions.

Another part would be traded with Jay Club members for resources or tokens.

And finally, he would keep the rest for future needs.

Money → Potions → Tokens → Money, repeat. This was Klein's current Jay Club development plan.

To achieve the purpose of quickly accumulating tokens, exchanging them for breakthrough resources, Soul Stone information, and the Heart of the Elements.

"Joining the Jay Club is indeed a wise move," Klein thought to himself.

After finishing the coffee in his hand, Klein walked out of the potion lounge area, ready to leave.

As he walked, he thought about the details of his plan.

Now was not the time to exert his strength in the Jay Club. He didn't have enough resources in his hand. To put it simply, he didn't have enough money.

He needed to wait until that batch of special potions from the Nolan Merchant Guild was auctioned off before returning to the Jay Club and starting his plan.

With enough money as seed capital, his Jay Club development plan could be implemented.

Thinking about the details of his plan, Klein slowly walked to the gate of the Jay Club.

"Welcome again, Mr. Klein."

The doorman GT9600 - Highlander waved to him, and Klein also smiled.

"Goodbye, Mr. Highlander."

After leaving the Jay Club, Klein returned to his dormitory to retreat and cultivate.

There were still a few days before the potion auction, and there was no need for him to be too anxious.

Synthesizing the Heart of the Elements and normal curiosities couldn't be stopped either.

...

A few days later, Klein and Eric met again at the gate of the Royal Academy.

Both of them were wearing formal attire. Eric was in a red tailcoat, while Klein was wearing a formal black suit.