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On the Trade Fair Square.

Fang Cheng followed the same method, selling all the remaining nine portions of Enlightenment Potions, earning a total of 500 points.

500 magic stones, this was a huge fortune for an apprentice.

Fang Cheng used these points to frantically sweep through the Trade Fair Square, spending 50 points to purchase 100 sets of materials for making Enlightenment Potions.

He wrapped these materials in a huge package and carried them back.

Back in his courtyard.

Fang Cheng locked the door.

Every day, besides drinking a specially made wizard nutrient solution, he practiced making Enlightenment Potions in the virtual learning space.

When his mental strength was exhausted, he would lie in bed and sleep, and after waking up, he would continue practicing in the virtual space.

He spent half a month day and night like this.

Fang Cheng himself felt like he was going crazy, and finally, he successfully created the first Enlightenment Potion, a perfect-grade Enlightenment Potion.

He looked at the test tube in his hand, the flowing cyan liquid inside was clear and transparent, without any impurities. Fang Cheng glanced at the negative energy index, which showed 0%.

After the first Enlightenment Potion was successfully made, Fang Cheng seemed to have found the secret to making Enlightenment Potions. He successfully made three potions in a row. For three consecutive days, he constantly familiarized himself with the feeling of making Enlightenment Potions in the virtual learning space.

He didn't stop until the success rate reached as high as 90%.

Fang Cheng walked to the mirror, looked at his disheveled appearance in the mirror, and smiled.

After washing up, Fang Cheng came to another side hall in the courtyard.

This was his laboratory, filled with various bottles and jars for making potions. Fang Cheng was already extremely familiar with these tools.

Fang Cheng took a deep breath and placed the thirteen ingredients for making Enlightenment Potions one by one on the experimental table, starting to make Enlightenment Potions in reality for the first time.

Three days later.

Fang Cheng looked at the two test tube racks in front of him, filled with test tubes containing cyan liquid. The one on the left, the potion was crystal clear, without any impurities, and the one on the right was a bit cloudy.

Obviously, the Enlightenment Potion on the left was the perfect-grade potion Fang Cheng had prepared for himself.

Fang Cheng counted, a total of 46 Enlightenment Potions, of which 14 were perfect-grade, and the rest were high-quality Enlightenment Potions.

Next, he would take the Enlightenment Potion, meditate on the magic runes, and break through to become a wizard apprentice.

Although Fang Cheng didn't know how efficient the geniuses with first-class or super-class wizard qualifications were at meditating on magic runes, he was sure that they definitely weren't as fast as him.

Fang Cheng had been in contact with low-level meditation for more than a month. Although he spent three hours meditating on magic runes every day, he had only been able to construct 10% of the magic runes until now, which was already his limit.

10% in a month.

Fang Cheng had heard Morton say that it took him three months to become a wizard apprentice, and Morton's wizard qualification was first-class.

Completing 10% in a month, it sounded like he could become a wizard apprentice in ten months, but in reality, it wasn't like that. The construction of magic runes became more and more difficult as it progressed.

According to Fang Cheng's speed, he might not be able to construct the first magic rune and become a wizard apprentice even in three years.

But now, after taking a perfect-grade Enlightenment Potion, Fang Cheng could clearly feel his mental strength soaring. This rate of growth almost scared Fang Cheng. Fang Cheng didn't dare to be careless and quickly gathered his mind to meditate on the magic runes.

A magic rune in the sea of consciousness gradually materialized from the void and was constantly being constructed.

Fang Cheng's mental strength was all transformed into strands of silk, constructing the spatial structure of the magic runes.

10%, 15%, 20%

As the effects of the Enlightenment Potion gradually subsided, the rate of mental strength growth slowed down, and the magic rune being constructed also collapsed.

50%, Fang Cheng opened his eyes, revealing a smile.

I didn't expect the effect of the perfect-grade Enlightenment Potion to be so good. Just one potion allowed me to complete half of the construction of the magic runes.

At this rate, I only need to take two more Enlightenment Potions to break through and become a wizard apprentice.

Fang Cheng stood up from the bed, twisted his stiff neck, and happily thought, no wonder Senior Brother Morton said that if I study potionology well, I still have a chance to become a formal wizard.

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Meditating after taking wizard potions is simply the difference between paying players and free players, Fang Cheng thought to himself.

It wasn't that Fang Cheng didn't want to directly take Enlightenment Potions to become a wizard apprentice, but that the time for meditation each day was limited. Ordinary people could not exceed three hours at most, otherwise, it would cause irreparable damage to their minds.

Morton had taught him all this knowledge along the way.

Even so, Fang Cheng would be able to become a wizard apprentice in at most three days, and according to his speed of unlimited potion consumption, he would be able to become an intermediate apprentice in at most three months.

This was the heaven-defying aspect of perfect potions. Others were still worried about not having wizard potions to take, but Fang Cheng could use perfect-grade potions without limit. If other wizard apprentices knew about it, they would probably all be so angry that they vomited blood.

Since he couldn't meditate, Fang Cheng planned to go to the library to take a look.

Half an hour later.

Fang Cheng looked at the library in front of him.

The exterior of the library was palace-shaped, supported by more than a dozen huge stone pillars. Each stone pillar was about the size that two people could hug. The outer wall of the library was dark gray, giving a sense of historical solemnity.

The library in Meir City was not large, covering an area of only a thousand square meters. Fang Cheng didn't know how such a vast amount of wizard knowledge could be contained in a library of just a thousand square meters.

"This apprentice, please show your credentials." Outside the library, an elderly wizard apprentice blocked Fang Cheng's path.

Fang Cheng looked at the old man who spoke. Like Phil, he was a senior apprentice, but his trembling body and full head of white hair made people feel like he might fall down at any time.

Fang Cheng took out his silver metal badge. After the old man's mental strength scanned it, he immediately lowered his body: "Sir, please come in."

Fang Cheng nodded, put away the metal badge, and strode into the library.

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