Wizard: I have an inventory

[Nat’s experimental notes]

[The notebook that condenses the hard work of pharmacist Nutt spent 5 years improving the light green potion and restoring the Corpse Tears potion excavated from ancient ruins...]

[Equipment conditions: The proficiency of the four potions has reached perfection]

[Equipment effect: Improve pharmacist talent, mastery of two potions (Dark Green Potion, Corpse Tear Potion)]

[Assimilation rate: 0]

Unable to equip due to insufficient conditions.

The effect of this equipment made Ryan's eyes go straight when he touched it. The dark green potion and corpse tear potion can be said to be the most precious potions in the entire Blackstone Lowlands. They are priceless and cannot be bought for a lot of money.

Although the slight improvement in the apothecary's talent given by [Cisterne Stone Crucible] was not noticeable before, the word "slight" has been removed this time.

Once the equipment is successfully equipped, there will be a qualitative change!

"Gan, I want to take the calming potion to perfection!"

…

The materials needed to make a calming potion are neatly placed on the table - Qingshen grass, blue crystal flower, a small amount of magic ore powder, and a bottle of transparent basic solution. Ryan took a deep breath. Today he was going to refine the medicine he was getting familiar with again - the calming medicine.

And in the following days, Ryan basically kept refining the calming potion ten times a week.

The servants of the Colin family also bring a certain amount of potion materials every week, and the time for making potions every day can be said to be full.

If Instructor Nat hadn't assigned many tasks, Ryan would have broken his back every day.

Fortunately, the proficiency in soothing potions continues to improve, and the assimilation rate of [Csiterite Crucible] has also steadily increased, and the effect of the equipment can be solidified in up to half a year.

…

"Ryan, I have something to tell you recently." Dempsey took a deep breath and spoke in a low voice.

Ryan noticed something strange about Dempsey and turned to him with questions: "What's wrong? Is there something wrong?"

Dempsey smiled helplessly and shrugged: "That's right. Originally, the potions and other material supplies we cooperated with didn't require so many magic stones. They could be solved with about 500 to 1,000 magic stones. But recently... …The prices of finished medicines on the market have skyrocketed, and even basic medicinal materials have also increased in price.”

Dempsey sighed and looked a little helpless: "I heard that there is an imbalance between supply and demand. The demand in the college and surrounding areas has increased sharply recently, especially for some rare medicinal materials, and the prices have risen ridiculously.

What we could have done with 500 magic stones now requires at least 1,000 magic stones, and we may not even be able to buy everything. "

Ryan frowned: "Price increase? Why did it suddenly increase so much?"

Dempsey looked at Ryan, lowered his voice, and his tone became more serious: "However, the most troublesome thing is not the price increase. The contract you signed before should have been executed by the Colin family—— Celia, do you remember? But she suddenly disappeared recently."

When Ryan heard this, he was stunned: "Celia disappeared?"

Dempsey nodded and frowned: "Yes, no one knows where she went. She was originally responsible for signing a contract with you and supervising the production of potions and distribution of materials, but now she suddenly disappeared."

"That's definitely a bit weird."

"Ahem, the fifth-level formal student who was in the same hometown as us has disappeared. Can you ask your instructor for news about any major events that have happened recently?"

"No problem, but the ingredients for the tranquilizing potion must be completed."

Demps was relieved to hear Ryan's reply.

"Don't worry, I have other channels to deliver it on time."

There is an undercurrent. As a pharmacist, Ryan knows that the price of finished medicines in the market has increased by a full 30%.

Magical items that are usually scarce are being bought as soon as they appear, giving a feeling that a storm is about to come.

…

Nat wrote complex symbols and potion formulas on the blackboard, explaining how to master the fire control and magic balance in potion refining.

The knowledge flowing out of his mouth seemed to be poured into Ryan's mind all at once.

After the class, Ryan packed up the books and alchemy tools at hand and walked to Instructor Nat’s desk.

Ryan asked softly: "Tutor, I didn't see Senior Sister Celia and several other seniors. Where have they gone?"

Nat stopped writing in his hand, raised his head, and looked at Ryan calmly.

He was silent for a moment, as if he was organizing his words, and then said slowly: "They are going to perform tasks. The academy often arranges long-term tasks for experienced students, which can help them improve their strength and obtain more Practical experience.”

Nat put down the pen in his hand, stood up and walked to the bookshelf, rummaging for something. He continued: "Celia and several seniors are already very familiar with the college's mission system and often take on some more difficult missions.

Not only can this exercise their actual combat abilities, but they can also earn magic stones and rare resources by completing tasks. "

"Recently, they have received a relatively complex long-term mission and have gone to the outside world to perform it. As third-class apprentices, they need more practical experience, and the theory and practice of pharmaceuticals must complement each other."

Ryan nodded, but his heart felt even heavier. The deacon of the Colin family, a distinguished pharmacist, was actually out on a mission.

Although he understands that tasks play a certain role in growth, there is no doubt that following a first-level wizard and focusing on potions and training is the right choice.

Nat took a wooden box from the bookshelf, walked back to the table, opened the box, and there were several tokens of various shapes neatly placed inside. He picked out a silver token and handed it to Ryan.

"You should also try to accept a long-term mission."

Nat's tone was no longer as calm as usual, but a little stern, "You have performed quite well in potion making, but practical experience is equally important. Missions can not only help you improve your strength, but also allow you to get in touch with more unknown areas."

Ryan took the silver token and looked at it carefully. The token was engraved with complex runes and the logo of the academy, emitting a faint magical fluctuation.

He knew that this was a pass that allowed him to enter the mission hall of the academy and choose a mission that suits him.

"This token allows you to enter the mission hall, which is specifically used to receive long-term missions. Long-term missions help you establish a more in-depth training plan, and you can also obtain magic stones and precious materials through missions.

Remember, don't just focus on potion making, explore more possibilities. Don't worry about the Colin family's contract, I will extend it for you for 5 years."

Nat said earnestly, with a little expectation in his eyes.

Ryan looked at the token with a little nervousness.

He nodded solemnly, held the token tightly, and said to Nat: "Thank you, mentor, I will seize this opportunity."

Nat nodded gently.

"Remember to protect yourself, it's not so safe outside now..."