The Wizard's Infinite Journey

Chapter 60 The Novice Pharmacist Appears

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

"It's a pleasure meeting everyone here."

The old wizard was meticulous in his work, standing there tall and straight like a green pine, with a serious face: "In this class, I will explain the basic principles of potions"

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

One class time passed.

Amu listened very carefully.

Compared to others, he is still interested in this course, so he is very engrossed.

Not so with others.

"Laixi, how about this flower, do you have time to have dinner together tonight?"

Tom's voice came from afar.

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

The class in front of me is not cheap, and most people need to pay 50 yuan of magic stones to get in.

Yamu himself used his authority to prostitute for nothing, but Tom must have spent money.

To be able to spend so many magic stones here just to pick up girls, the other party is really big-hearted.

Of course, it's none of his business.

After the matter here was dealt with, Yamu got up silently.

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

Pharmacist seems like a good career.

As a pharmacist, refining medicine is a basic skill, which can save money for Yamu and sell medicine to earn magic stones.

At the same time, the identity of a pharmacist is also good, and he can maintain a basic decency while keeping a low profile in his daily life.

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

He thought it was quite amusing.

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

And that requires an adequate source of income.

In advance, Yamu inspected several professions such as pharmacist and master of magic item production, and considered for a while.

But after this class, Yamu felt that he could stop thinking about it.

What does it take most to become a pharmacist?
If it was a normal wizard, then he would definitely answer without hesitation: magic stone, talent.

As we all know, 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 then on, the training of pharmacists, the refining of potions, and the teaching of pharmacists are all quite expensive
But if it is Amu, his answer is time.

With roots, he wanted to be a pharmacist without the hassle of others.

All you need is a desperate liver.

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

"Success!"

Amu had a smile on his face.

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

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

And Yamu only took two months.

Name: Yamu

Talents: Wizard (4), Archery (4), History (3), Agriculture (2), Knight (2).
Skills: Vala Meditation (Level 87, Proficiency: 10), Pharmacy (Level 52, Proficiency: 10), Wraith Science (Level 30, Proficiency: [-]), Snake Breathing (Level [-], Proficiency Degree: [-]), Radiance Festival (Level [-], Proficiency: [-]).
Status: normal
Root: Awakened
The name of pharmacy appeared on the familiar panel.

"Finally, the first step has been successfully completed."

He had a smile on his face.

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

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

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

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

Holding the medicine in his hand, Yamu looked out of the window, as if thinking of something.

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

Beginning with elementary courses, and then some basic public courses.

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

At this moment, Yamu is desperately rubbing these courses, just to brush his face.

At the end of each class, he would go up and ask some questions about pharmacy.

Beginning with easy questions, then more difficult and even very difficult questions.

As time passed, Colin was also impressed by the studious new apprentice.

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

At this time, it is the most critical.

On a peaceful afternoon, Yamu took out the potion that he had made by himself.

"Unbelievable!"

In the spacious classroom, Colin looked at Yamu in disbelief: "Is this really made by you?"

"Yes."

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 finally managed to refine this stamina potion."

"I feel like there's a lot of flaws left in there."

"There are indeed many flaws."

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

"If it was refined by my apprentices, I would definitely scold it, but if it was refined by a novice who has studied pharmacy for less than three months, then these defects are no longer defects. "

He fixedly looked at Amu, and praised in front of everyone: "My child, you are an absolute genius on the road of pharmacy!"

"You are a natural pharmacist!"

On the same day, Colin's tutor's comments spread and were known to the entire first-year students.

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

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

Unless Yamu is willing to take the initiative to leave Ariel, Colin has no way to accept Yamu as a student.

It is naturally impossible for Yamu to leave Ariel.

He is having a good time here.

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

Colin couldn't give him such treatment.

After all, as a few pharmacy tutors in the academy, his apprentices have already exceeded ten figures.

Even if the resources are abundant, how much can be distributed to Yamu?
Amos was quite clear about this.

However, with the previous performance, Colin is more looking forward to the results after the curtain, and actively pays more attention to it.

This is what Amur had expected before.

"Miss Vivienne is not here today?"

Coming to the manor again, Yamu looked at the butler in front of him in surprise.

Although he has Ariel as his mentor, he still hasn't quit his job as a tutor.

On the one hand, this job is indeed relatively easy, and on the other hand, it is also because the previously agreed time has not yet arrived.

On irrelevant issues, Yamu is still very contractual, so he is punctual every time.

The performance of that Miss Vivienne is also very good. Not only is she generous when giving money, she is also very serious when studying.

But today was a bit of a surprise.

"Feel sorry."

The butler in front of him had an apologetic face: "Miss Vivienne is not feeling well today, so if possible, please ask Mr. Yamu to go back first."

Yamu glanced at the butler, always feeling that something was wrong: "If I remember correctly, this is already the third time."

Is Miss Vivienne still not in good health?

Once or twice can be said to be an accident, but three times in a row with the same explanation, Yamu is somewhat unbelievable.

In addition, in recent days, the housekeeper in front of him always gave him a feeling that something was wrong.

(End of this chapter)