Under the influence of this atmosphere, the mages around North were under great pressure, and the number of mistakes made during the refining process also increased significantly.
Many mages made too many mistakes and were unable to continue refining the potions, and eventually had to withdraw from this potion competition.
Before leaving, these mages all glanced in the direction of North, wanting to know how far this mage who had caused their failure could achieve.
North didn't pay any attention to these mages who failed to exit. North's attention was completely focused on the potion he was refining.
North's process of refining the potion this time still does not intend to be like that of ordinary mages. Even if he can obtain a higher quality potion through the complete process of refining the potion, North does not intend to just proceed like this.<
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After obtaining the materials used in the rematch, North had roughly decided how to refine the potion this time.
Under North's control, many materials were added into the pot. In addition, North also took out the special fruit and added its juice into the pot. p>
If someone can look down from the top of the pot, they will notice something unusual. The juice of the fruit is obviously more viscous. When it is added to the pot with water together with ordinary ingredients, it does not mix with the pot.
The original water fusion showed no signs of being diluted, but just floated on the water.
The fact that the juice can form such unusual signs is naturally inseparable from North's control. When North added the fruit juice to the pot, he immediately used water-bending magic to control the flow of the juice and prevent it from letting go.
It blends with ordinary water.
In terms of color, the juice is not much different from ordinary water, and cannot even be distinguished with the naked eye. However, under the control of water-bending magic, the two liquids are completely separated.
The liquid produced by the fruit did not spread in the liquid in the pot, but formed an independent whole.
Although the waterbending magic used to control liquids is only the most basic first-level magic, when the level of the spell is increased, it can still show extremely powerful effects, and even high-level magic skills cannot compare with it. In addition to water-bending magic, other kinds of magic also have their own unique effects. But only if the level of the spell is high enough can it be revealed.
When refining potions, every thaumaturgy can be added to the refining process. The mage can make appropriate modifications to some of the processes of refining potions according to his or her skill level.
The process of refining magic potion itself is also a reflection of the mage's basic ability. Generally speaking, the higher the mage's basic ability, the higher the upper limit of the potion that can be refined. Even if only some poor materials are used,
It won’t have much impact.
Long before joining this potion competition, Rhodes had upgraded his four-series thaumaturgy skills to Lv10. To be able to achieve such a refining effect, North's four-series thaumaturgy skills are also not low. p>
During the process of North refining the potion, as the temperature rises, the remaining materials in the pot also release all their essence.
Since there is liquid as a carrier, the essence of the remaining materials will be evenly dispersed into all the liquid in the pot.
This is exactly how a conventional mage refines potions. After the essence is completely released, the liquid in the pot needs to be refined a second time to obtain the finished potion.
However, under North's control, his rough crafting process this time was obviously quite different from that of other mages.
The juice originally in the fruit began to swim around in the liquid in the pot. During the swimming process, the juice also began to absorb the essence of the surroundings, gathering all the essence into the juice.<
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As more and more essence parts gathered, the liquid began to change from transparent and colorless at the beginning to another obvious light green color.
At this time, the outline of the liquid finally appeared completely in the pot, but only North could observe it. For the other mages around, they still didn't know what happened in the pot, and North
The progress of the potion being refined.
It didn't take long for North to refine the potion. Apart from the initial process of adding materials to the pot, there was no other action.
The mages watching the game did not know what step North had taken, but this did not prevent them from paying attention to the process of North's refining.
At this time, in the eyes of the watching mage, North suddenly took action. North took the bottle containing the refined products and tilted the bottle into the pot.
Under North's control, the light green liquid produced from the original juice as the main body suddenly broke away from the liquid in the pot, as if it had escaped the shackles of gravity, and entered the bottle in North's hand.
When North took out the bottle, it was already filled with the finished light green potion.
North took the bottle in his hand, raised it to the other mages in the field, and told the surrounding mages that he had completed refining the potion.
In an instant, the mage who was originally paying attention to North's movements became excited.
The surrounding mages watching the competition already have a lot of knowledge about potions. Although they do not know the specific formula of potions, these mages are no longer unfamiliar with the fact that the refining process requires first roughening and then refining.
These mages saw North's intention, and he had completed the refining of the magic potion, but according to the understanding of these mages, he had not yet carried out the refining process.
This undoubtedly made the surrounding mages extremely excited. What they did not expect was that North could save a step in the refining process in the rematch.
Among the mages who are paying attention to North, not all mages support North. Some mages just feel that North has attracted a lot of attention in the preliminary round and are paying attention to him.
In the refining process, we can omit the rough process of potion and directly refine it. This is something that many mages in the semi-finals can do. However, if we omit the refining process and just do rough refining, there will not be much.
A mage can achieve it.
Because the rough-making process is too simple, as simple as putting all the materials together in a pot, even a mage who is extremely good at potions would have difficulty making any changes during the rough-making process.
What these mages want to know is whether the crude potion refined by North meets the standards for the semi-finals.