Treasure-hunting: Into the Unknown

Different from the previous three basic tests, this time, the alchemic test would be supervised by four elders. And even the Dignified Supernal Sect's leader, Kendrick, was present to observe the competition. Such a rare occurrence also thrilled the outer part's people. After all, for them, it was a lifetime privilege to see Kendrick for themselves.

The announcement of the test followed the same procedure as before. The people in-charge only disclosed the content until two hours before it began.

But what was unexpected was that the alchemic test's content wholly differed from the previous ones. Back then, the alchemic tests were almost always centered on an alchemic competition by testing the participants' attainments in alchemy. However, this time, it was a medical skill competition between the warriors involved.

Though inseparable and complementary to one another, the alchemic skill and the medical skill were divided into different areas. While the alchemic skill based solely on medical skill to refine pills, the medical skill relied on alchemic skill in saving patients.

It might seem that the alchemic skill appeared more complex than the medical skill to the outside world. After all, the alchemic skil

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m the towns located about a hundred miles from the Dignified Supernal Sect. Each of them suffers from a persistent illness. The next thing you should do is to diagnose, treat their illnesses, and prescribe pill formulas to help cure them. Then, you bring them over to the four elders for evaluation. If both the diagnosis and pill formulas are correct, then you can proceed to the next round. But, if they find even the slightest error, you will be directly eliminated."

Except for Zachary, the other Imperial Level warriors looked a bit nervous. Most of them had never experienced an on-site diagnosis, so they were bound to feel the pressure.

When the horn sounded, a villager was immediately brought in front of Zachary and the other warriors. These participants were asked to make the diagnosis one at a time.

Despite the lack of hands-on experience, most of the warriors quickly went into focus. Even though they didn't possess strong medical skills, they would at least perform much better than ordinary doctors. Besides, they knew some unique secret alchemic techniques, which could be useful in making their prognosis. So, until they encountered too complicated illnesses, the test wasn't too challenging for them.