Author: Xianyu Jienan

"My name is Colin, and I am your pharmacy tutor."

“It’s nice to meet everyone here.”

The old wizard was meticulous in his work. He stood there as tall as a green pine with a serious face: "In this class, I will explain to you the basic principles of potions."

"The so-called potion is a science based on the use of various magical plants."

A class period has passed.

Yamu listened very carefully.

Compared to others, he was quite interested in this course, so he was quite fascinated by it.

But that's not the case for others.

"Laixi, how do you like this flower? Are you free to have dinner together tonight?"

Tom's voice came from afar.

Looking at Tom's behavior, Yamu couldn't help but shake his head.

The class in front of me is not cheap. Most people need to pay fifty magic stones to enter.

Yamu himself used his authority to have sex for free, but Tom definitely paid for it.

To spend so many magic stones here just to pick up girls, the other party is really generous.

Of course, it's none of his business.

After finishing the matters here, Yamu stood up silently.

After understanding this class, he now has the idea of ​​studying pharmacy.

Pharmacist seems to be a good career.

As a pharmacist, refining potions is a basic skill. This can save Yamu money and at the same time sell potions to earn magic stones.

At the same time, the identity of a pharmacist is also good, and he can maintain basic dignity while maintaining a low profile on a daily basis.

Of course, the use of various magic materials is also a major factor that attracts Yamu.

He found this quite interesting.

In short, in order to go further on the journey of being a wizard in the future, enough magic stones are necessary.

And this requires a sufficient source of income.

Beforehand, Yamu examined several professions such as apothecary and magic item making master, and considered them for a while.

But after taking this class, Yamu felt that it was no longer necessary to think about it.

What is the most important thing to become a pharmacist?

If he were a normal wizard, he would answer without hesitation: magic stone, talent.

As we all know, being a pharmacist is a very expensive profession.

From the moment a person embarks on this path, he must continuously invest in magic stones to make various attempts.

From now on, the training of pharmacists, the refining of medicines, and the teachings of pharmacists are all quite expensive.

But if it was Amu, his answer was time.

Having roots, he wanted to be a pharmacist without as much trouble as others.

All it takes is a desperate liver.

In the not-so-spacious laboratory, a bottle of medicine with white mist appeared quietly.

"Success!"

A smile appeared on Amu's face.

The potion placed in front of him is the result of his time. Although it is only a basic potion, it is still difficult for a novice pharmacist.

Generally speaking, to refine such a bottle of potion, a potion apprentice needs two to three years of in-depth study.

But Yamu only took two months.

Name: Yamu

Talents: Wizard (4), Archery (4), History (3), Agriculture (2), Knight (2).

Skills: Vala Meditation (Level 3, Proficiency: 87), Pharmacy (Level 1, Proficiency: 10), Wraithology (Level 1, Proficiency: 52), Angry Snake Breathing (Level 3, Proficiency: 52)

Degree: 10), Glorious Festival (Level 1, Proficiency: 30).

Status: normal

Origin: Awakened

The name of Pharmacy appeared on the familiar panel.

"Finally the first step was successfully completed."

There was a smile on his face.

For Yamu, the most difficult step of becoming a pharmacist has been passed.

For a novice pharmacist, the most difficult thing is to refine the first qualified potion.

Yamu has completed this step, and the road ahead will be much easier.

"The first step is completed, then the next step"

Holding the potion in his hand, Yamu looked out the window, seeming to think of something.

In the next few days, he began to appear frequently in Colin's class.

It starts with elementary courses, and then some basic open courses.

In addition to the paid courses specially offered by Colin, tutors like Colin will also have corresponding public courses as part of their teaching tasks.

At the moment, Yamu is taking these courses desperately just to gain face.

Whenever the course ends, he will come up and ask some questions about pharmacy.

It starts with easy questions, then becomes more difficult, or even very difficult questions.

As time passed, Colin also became deeply impressed by this studious new apprentice.

After all, under normal circumstances, not many apprentices could keep up with his teaching progress so quickly.

At this point, it’s the most critical thing.

On a calm afternoon, Yamu took out the potion that he had refined with his own hands.

“Incredible!”

In the spacious classroom, Colin looked at Yamu in disbelief: "Did you really refine this?"

"yes."

Being stared at by Colin, Yamu lowered his head in embarrassment, but his words were firm: "I have been trying various methods since I went back, and finally managed to refine this physical strength potion."

"I feel like there are a lot of flaws left in it."

"It does have a lot of flaws."

Colin's face was serious, and his turbid eyes were particularly shining at this moment: "As a bottle of potion, this physical strength potion is not only turbid in its ingredients, but its effect is less than half of the original. It can be said to be full of flaws."

"If this was made by my apprentice, I would definitely scold it, but if it was made by a novice who had learned potions for less than three months, then these flaws would no longer be flaws.

"

He looked steadily at Yamu and praised in front of everyone: "My child, you are an absolute genius in the field of pharmacy!"

"You are a natural pharmacist!"

On that day, Tutor Colin's comments spread and were known to all the first-year students.

It is said that on that day, tutor Colin wanted to accept Yamu as his student on the spot, but after learning that Yamu already had a tutor, he could only give up and left with a sigh.

According to the unspoken rules among wizards, students belong to their mentors to some extent, so they cannot have two mentors at the same time.

Unless Amu is willing to leave Ariel voluntarily, there is no way Colin can accept Amu as a student.

Naturally, it is impossible for Yamu to leave Ariel.

He is living quite comfortably here.

Because he is the only student, Ariel treats him quite well, and all kinds of resources that are difficult to buy outside can be easily obtained there.

Colin could not give him such treatment.

After all, as a minor pharmacy instructor in the college, he has already had over ten apprentices.

Even if the resources are abundant, how much can be allocated to Yamu if divided equally?

Yamu calculated this quite clearly.

However, with his previous performance, Colin is more looking forward to the results after Amu, and takes the initiative to pay more attention to it.
To be continued...