A Man Like None Other

No Trouble Meanwhile, Jared’s group was resting. Feenix had already hopped on top of Jared, saying, “Master, let me help you unwind a bit…” Feenix exuded a seductive charm as she gazed passionately at Jared. Seeing Feenix in this state, Jared could not help but grin and say, “Feenix, are you here to help me relax, or are you aiming to drain me of my vitality?” “Master, do you not like to experience bliss with me?” Feenix queried, a pitiful look on her face.

“I do, for sure,” Jared replied, flipping over to once again pin Feenix beneath him. However, just then, there was a knock on the door.

“Mr. Chance, Uncle Lawrence has some matters to discuss. He wants us to go over.” Cloud said from outside.

“Got it,” Jared responded as he swiftly got up. Hence, Feenix had no choice but to follow suit in exasperation. Upon leaving the room, Jared asked, “What’s the matter?” “It might be related to the prescription; some of the mystical herbs are unavailable,” Cloud explained.

“Unavailable?” Jared frowned. “These herbs, though rare, should be obtainable in the surrounding mountains of Yellow Blue City.” As they spoke, they strolled toward Lawrence’s place. Once they arrived, Jared inquired, “Mr. Seizon, what’s going on?” “Cade, you explain to Mr. Chance,” Lawrence instructed Cade.

“Mr. Chance, some of the herbs in your prescription are accessible, but a few are impossible to purchase,” Cade explained.

Can you really not get these mystical herbs despite being in a massive city like Yellow

it. To buy these mystical herbs, you’ll need to be an alchemist. They don’t sell to non-alchemists, not even if I were to use the

a high position in our city, especially with Jubilante overseeing it. That’s why we

and regulations of Yellow Blue City’s

help, Mr.

Cloud and Feenix to stay in

Sect would not have survived with the existence

the entrance of the Alchemist Guild, where many people dressed in alchemist attire confidently came in and out. Despite their humble strength, their

in life, and when the time came, people’s lives were in the alchemists’