The Witcher: Elemental Lords

Those two items together were worth thirty million gold coins. If they were lost, although he could bear the consequences, he couldn't afford to lose the time.

From Puyus, he learned that Dorre wanted a piece of his territory. He had been thinking a lot about it these past few days. Should he give him his territory as an imperial son?

Once he became emperor, he wouldn't need that land. And even if he wanted it in the future, he would have to lead people to attack it. If he conquered it, it would be his. If he couldn't, he would be a wandering, down-on-his-luck prince.

The Third Prince was conflicted.

Forget it, let's talk about this later. As long as he gets me the potion, what does it matter if I give him that broken territory? I probably won't need it anyway. With his abilities, he should be able to conquer it.

A level seven poison master and two wizard towers, even mid-level organizations in the Glorious Empire wouldn't dare provoke him.

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Dorre learned from Allen that Wassenberg could only certify level seven potion masters. Proof for level eight or higher potion masters had to be obtained from the Potion Masters' Guild headquarters in the imperial capital. Wassenberg only had this much authority, so the Potion Masters' Guild was stuck with level seven potion master certifications.

The same was true for other professions. Level eight and above required going to the imperial capital.

The imperial capital controlled the resources of the entire Glorious Empire, as well as its cultivation methods, potion formulas, alchemy formulas, advanced alchemy techniques, and so on.

It could be said that the imperial capital gathered the talents of the entire Glorious Empire, so people who came from the imperial capital had a sense of arrogance.

The Third Prince also had arrogance, but it wasn't obvious. He clearly had a kind of imperial aura, unlike those rich second generations who had no substantial social skills.

Chris's Wizard Tower had recently posted a list of many potions, all of which were level six or higher. Dorre hadn't purchased formulas from the Potion Masters' Guild; they were all his own formulas. Based on this reasoning, his potion formulas could be sold. For a time, countless people came to inquire about the formulas.

The Potion Masters' Guild's potions had undergone thousands of years of evolution, and the alchemy formulas were approaching infinite perfection. The potions could be used to their fullest potential. Dorre's potions were only infinitely close to the Potion Masters' Guild's formulas, and it was difficult to surpass them.

But even being very close was already remarkable. He had researched them himself, not the Potion Masters' Guild, so he could trade them. He could authorize others to use the alchemy formulas to make money.

This authorization fee was very, very expensive.

The number of level five potion masters had increased in recent years, but there were few level six potion masters, so Dorre could only sell level six formulas at most. The market for level seven was very small; no one would buy them.

To develop this market, he needed to cultivate many level six potion masters. Thinking of this, Dorre thought of teaching classes, directly offering level six courses.

With this in mind, he immediately turned to the Glorious Wizards' Alliance, preparing to establish a personal organization.

The procedure was completed quickly; he just needed to register a name.

Commoners would be charged an expensive fee of one thousand gold coins, but for nobles, even this fee was waived.

Dorre was now a first-class baron, so he could register directly.

The organization he founded was called Greenwood Garden. The business scope listed was mainly potion master training, and the sale and purchase of potion materials and finished potions.

After Greenwood Garden was established, Dorre crafted a wooden sign himself, placed it at the entrance of Chris's Wizard Tower, and announced it to all.

For a time, many people flocked to the Glorious Wizards' Alliance to inquire about what Greenwood Garden was all about.

After inquiring, the entire potion master industry in Wassenberg was soon shaken.

Dorre had finally established an organization.

He had just reconciled with the Potion Masters' Guild, and Dorre immediately applied to establish an organization. The speed was so fast that people were dumbfounded.

Everyone thought that Dorre would rest for a while, waiting until he had compromised with the nobles before he would continue to act. But what they didn't expect was that he would directly complete a series of things and then drop a bomb in the potion master industry.

He was going to offer level six courses. This was definitely big news. And the newly established Greenwood Garden directly offering level three, four, and five courses could be described as major news.

The foundation of Greenwood Garden goes without saying. It was all the original staff of Chris's Wizard Tower. After Greenwood Garden was registered, almost everyone joined. After Dorre proposed the courses, almost no one objected; they all agreed.

There was still a lack of personnel in the potion master industry, and there was a need for enough potion masters to expand the circle, so as not to allow noble organizations to dominate.

Since they had already fallen out with the nobles, everyone agreed that only by controlling the industry in their own hands could they avoid being bullied.

Chris's Wizard Tower was more united than ever before.

Dorre only put forward the idea, and then easily grasped the psychology of all the potion masters. Without saying much, this matter quickly became a reality.

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In just one afternoon, Greenwood Garden posted a notice in the afternoon recruiting apprentices and disciples, and also recruiting ordinary little wizards who liked potions, starting training from apprentices.

As soon as the entire announcement came out, Wassenberg was in an uproar again.

This series of actions stunned everyone in Wassenberg.

Dorre was really shocking; this was the rhythm of establishing a potion master academy.

Under this operation, not only ordinary wizards were stunned, the nobles were stunned, even Wassenberg Wizard Academy, which was the same, was stunned. They also had potion master courses, but in terms of fame and strength, they were far inferior to Chris's Wizard Tower.

Wassenberg had two major academies, the Vocational Academy and the Wizard Academy, but they only cultivated up to level two, and at most level three before graduating. In comparison, Dorre's Chris's Wizard Tower directly offered level six potion master courses, which was very exaggerated.

This was no longer an exaggeration; this was completely seizing potion master resources. Under this operation, all the potion masters were stunned.

All along, potion masters had been people who needed a high degree of self-study ability and hands-on experimental ability. Most potion masters, in addition to the high apprenticeship fees, also needed to work as apprentices for many years before they could truly obtain the true inheritance. Now, directly offering courses, explaining the actual operation process, and at a very cheap price, who wouldn't be tempted?

Wassenberg was boiling, and many little wizards felt that their opportunity had come when they saw this situation.

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Prouro stood in front of the window, listening to his subordinates' reports, his expression neither sad nor happy. After news came one after another, the Potion Masters' Guild had completely no way to restrain this trend. He was not a noble before, but now he has become a noble. He had not established an organization before, but now he has established an organization. The previous methods can no longer be reused.

Now the Potion Masters' Guild only has one advantage, which is the alchemy formula of advanced potion science, and this advantage is now in a precarious state. The other party's potion master talent is too strong. If he deduces it himself, he can deduce it to be almost the same as the current alchemy formula. This talent is really terrible.