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Demps knew Ryan was still a little confused.

He paused, and the expression on his face became more serious: "The Colin family is not simple in the academy, especially in the field of potions. Many apprentices, including the potions you sold to the market before, actually have many It was acquired by the Colin family.

There is a very influential third-class apprentice in the family, who almost controls the circulation of most potions inside and outside the academy. "

A trace of curiosity flashed in Ryan's eyes, and he asked: "Who is this third-class apprentice?"

Dempsey smiled slightly and continued: "Her name is Celia, she is a direct member of the Colin family. Even though she is only a third-class apprentice now, in fact, she has quite a lot of experience in potion production and acquisition, and almost all The high-quality potions you see in the market all have her influence.

It can be said that many apprentices in the academy sell potions through her channels, especially apprentices like us, who basically cannot avoid her. "

When Ryan heard this, he couldn't help but admire Celia's ability. "So it's her," he said thoughtfully, more curiosity about the apprentice coming to mind.

Demps continued to explain: "The Colin family has a strong resource background, especially in the field of pharmaceuticals. They have no shortage of materials, let alone sales.

Most potions made by apprentices, even if they are of average quality, will be purchased by Celia, and the high-quality potions you make are the type that she values. "

Dempsey pointed to Ryan's medicine bag and said with a smile: "The medicines you usually make, such as hemostatic medicines and detoxification medicines, can be sold directly to her if you are willing.

Not only will she give you a higher price than in the market, but she will also provide you with additional magic stone rewards based on the quality of your potion. "

Ryan nodded thoughtfully: "I see, no wonder you recommend the Colin family so much."

Dempsey continued: "Celia is not only a genius in pharmaceuticals, she is also very sensitive to the pharmaceutical market and can help you sell pharmaceuticals better.

She has a sharp eye and knows which medicine is most in demand at what time. Therefore, as long as you keep the quality of the medicine stable, the Colin family will be your most reliable partner. "

Ryan's determination to cooperate with the Colin family has become stronger, and Celia's existence makes this path of cooperation clearer.

He understood that he could not only obtain magic stones by making potions, but also use the resources of the Colin family to improve his potion skills.

Demps looked at Ryan's expression, patted him on the shoulder, and said with a smile: "With such strong support, you only need to focus on making potions and leave the rest to Celia. You This time I am on the right track, and I will be very busy in the future.”

Ryan smiled slightly and felt a sense of solid confidence in his heart: "It seems that I have to work harder. It will be a busy day in the future."

The next morning.

Under the guidance of the spell puppet, Ryan walked through the narrow corridor of Blackstone Lowland Academy, his footsteps echoing on the quiet stone tile floor.

The puppet's figure is slender, silent and efficient, and it moves steadily towards its destination. Ryan felt a little nervous. He knew that the next meeting would determine whether his cooperation with the Colin family could proceed smoothly.

Soon, the puppet stopped in front of a heavy wooden door. The door is carved with complex runes, symbolizing the owner of this place - Nat, the prestigious pharmacy instructor in the academy.

The puppet knocked on the door gently, and then the door slowly opened automatically, and a faint aroma of herbs came to the face. The light in the room was soft, and the surrounding bookshelves were filled with various potions and alchemy tools.

"Come in, Ryan." A low and slightly hoarse voice came from deep in the room.

Ryan walked into the room and saw an old man in black robe sitting behind a large wooden table. It was Tutor Nat. His eyes were deep, and his face was covered with traces of time. His hands were gently folded on the table, and he looked at Ryan with a hint of scrutiny.

Nat pointed to a chair in front of him and motioned for Ryan to sit down: "I heard that you signed a contract with the Colin family and wanted to become my student. You know, the Colin family never easily signs people without potential. people."

Ryan nodded. Although he had a certain degree of confidence in his potion making, he still felt a pressure in front of such a senior instructor.

Nat continued, his voice still calm but majestic: "However, although the contract has been signed, I must confirm your potion making talent with my own eyes before I can decide whether you are really worthy of my teaching."

He paused and glanced at Ryan sharply, "I don't want to teach an apprentice who is just a fool."

Ryan understood that this was a test. His breathing became slightly heavier, but he quickly calmed down. He knew that he had no way out.

Nat stood up and walked to one side of the room, where various alchemy equipment and potion materials were placed.

He took down a prepared material package from a shelf, placed it on the table, and placed a bottle of light green herbal solution in front of Ryan: "I want you to make a calming potion now. The materials have been prepared Well, you just have to show your skills."

Ryan nodded slightly, his eyes becoming focused. Without much hesitation, he picked up the materials on the table and began to process them.

The first is the refining of the herbs. He gently puts the herbs into the crucible and slowly heats them. Fire control is the key. Ryan meditated on the key points in his mind and carefully controlled the temperature of the flame.

His hands were steady and powerful, his mind was highly focused, and his eyes were fixed on the changes in the crucible to ensure that the essence of the medicine was perfectly extracted.

Nat stood aside, silently observing Ryan's every move. There was a hint of severity in his eyes, but also a hint of expectation.

Then, Ryan carefully poured the extracted herbal essence into the potion bottle, and then added the magic ore powder. This step was extremely critical. Ryan slowly stirred the potion to ensure that the magic element and the herbs were perfectly integrated. His technique was skillful and precise, and there was no mistake in every step.

As the potion gradually became clear, Ryan became more and more confident. In the last step, he added a catalyst, and the potion began to flash a faint light, and the color gradually turned into a light golden yellow. Ryan knew that this meant that the potion had been successful.

He took a deep breath, gently sealed the bottle stopper of the tranquilizer, and handed it to Mentor Nat: "Mentor, the potion is ready."

Nat took the potion, his eyes stayed on the liquid in the bottle for a moment, then opened the bottle stopper and smelled it gently. His expression was calm, but there was a glimmer of satisfaction in his eyes.

Nat nodded slowly: "Yes, the herbal extracts are accurate, and the fusion of magic is also quite perfect. It seems that you really have the talent to become a pharmacist."

Ryan was relieved when he heard this, and a smile appeared on his face.

Nat put the potion back on the table, sat down again, and his tone softened a little: "Since you have passed the test, from today on, you can follow me to learn more advanced potion making. I hope you can maintain this attitude and continue to improve yourself."

Ryan looked at Nat gratefully, and his heart was full of determination: "Thank you, mentor, I will definitely not let you down."

Nat waved his hand, indicating that Ryan could leave: "Go, I will arrange a new study plan for you tomorrow, be prepared."

Ryan stood up, bowed to Nat, and then turned to leave the room.

Rushing to the wooden dormitory area without stopping, Ryan packed his luggage and waited for the magic puppet to take him.