The Genius Mage

He could have left with a flick of his sleeves, but for some reason, he compromised and let Audrey prove herself to everyone.

"Alright." Audrey was naturally obedient. She roughly understood that this was Dempsey's test for her. As long as she passed the test of the person in charge, she would be able to stay in this academy.

Audrey was determined to obtain it.

She calmly swept her gaze across everyone and went forward. She searched through the messy pile of materials to find what she needed. Then, she conveniently began to process those materials.

In a short moment, Audrey had already prepared the few solvents that she needed. As long as she mixed them, she would be able to see if the potion would succeed.

The tense moment had arrived.

Audrey mixed a bottle of blue and purple solvents in her hand. She held it in her hand and shook it slightly. As the solvents were mixed together, a qualitative change could be seen with the naked eye.

The turbid solution that was originally blue and purple gradually became clear and clean.

It had to be known that even middle-to high-level alchemists would occasionally have some flaws in making this kind of intermediate repair potion. For example, the potion that they made would have some turbidity or precipitation.

However, what Audrey made was as clear as water, without the slightest precipitation.

"I've made it."

Looking at the potion in her hand, Audrey quietly curled the corners of her lips. She raised her eyes and looked at Dempsey with determination. After receiving his signal, she showed the potion to everyone.

The members at the side sighed.

"My god, this is too amazing. This is an intermediate repair potion."

"She's so amazing. She's so clear."

Only Audrey knew that this potion had only used more than half of her abilities. She could make a bunch of such potions in minutes.

However, she was still listening attentively to these compliments.

"Does the castellan have anything else to say now?" Dempsey looked at Audrey with satisfaction and slight surprise.

Then, he calmed down. Since he could smell the scent of high-grade herbs on Audrey, it was not strange that Audrey could make an intermediate recovery potion.

However, this potion looked almost perfect, which made him unable to determine Audrey's true level.

Was she stuck at the intermediate level, or was she at a higher level?

"Your assistant is indeed not bad. We also need more talents like him." The castellan pointed to the students beside him. "They are talents that can be molded. I'll leave them to you to teach them in the future."

Dempsey had always hated disciples arranged by others. He only accepted those he was satisfied with. Dempsey would definitely not agree to the actions of City Lord Walp.

"Malleable talents? I didn't see that." He snorted coldly. "I've been busy making potions all day. I don't have time. City Lord Walp, you should find another master."

"Is there anyone in the city who is more skilled in alchemy than you?" This was a question, not a question. It was clear that he wanted to force these people onto Dempsey.

The atmosphere became tense once again.

Audrey could already feel the faint aura emitting from Dempsey. Although he was an alchemist, he had a unique aura that could intimidate others.

This was the strength of a high-ranking alchemist.

"Audrey, I'll leave these people to you in the future." After a moment of stalemate, Dempsey looked at Audrey coldly.

From his tone, one could tell that this was just a perfunctory solution. He could not reject City Lord Walp, but he did not want to take in these people, so he left it to Audrey.

Audrey immediately felt a headache. It seemed like she was the scapegoat. In order to have a proper identity and stay in the school, Audrey could only accept it.

"I understand," she replied obediently and firmly.

Lord Walp was still a little displeased.

"Just these people. Her level is enough." Dempsey's tone was disdainful, but it was also an affirmation of Audrey's level.

After saying that, Dempsey turned around and left. Audrey was still stunned on the spot. Henry hurriedly pulled her up and left with Dempsey.

Dempsey sat in the carriage in front of them. Audrey was still in the same carriage as Henry.

"He was really nervous just now. City Lord Walp really went too far. He actually forced so many people to teacher Dempsey," Henry could not help but grumble as soon as he got in the carriage.

"Why did he do that?" Audrey did not understand.

"Of course, he hopes that teacher Dempsey can help him train more alchemists. The best ones are very powerful. At that time, he won't have to rely on teacher Dempsey's alchemy skills," Henry naturally explained.

I see. Audrey nodded thoughtfully, as though she understood what he meant.

"Then, what did he mean by throwing him to me just now?" Audrey followed up with a question so that she could understand what she should do in the future.

Henry laughed, "Oh, that's just the teacher's perfunctory way of dealing with the castellan. You don't have to pay too much attention to it."

As expected, it was more or less what he had guessed. Audrey understood and nodded in agreement.

"However, you were really amazing just now. You made an intermediate repair potion so perfectly. What level are you at as an alchemist now?" Henry flattered, his face filled with anticipation.

Audrey did not want to reveal her true level.