Life After Prison

“Haha, come on in! I thought it might take a while before you’ll drop by since you’re new and all. It hasn’t even been a few days and you’re here already!” Theodore chuckled and gestured for Severin to enter. “I should clarify something though. Our alchemists are only allowed to keep thirty percent of all pills they’ve crafted for personal use. The rest will have to be given to the sect. I’m sure you have no objections to that, right?”

Severin smiled and replied, “Of course not. That’s a very reasonable rule.”

Theodore mentioned the standard procedure as a mere formality because there was no practical way to oversee the alchemists ‘crafting process and count every single pill that they made. It ultimately depended on the alchemists Integrity in abiding strictly by the stipulations.

“Right this way. The fourth–grade low–rank and fourth–grade medium–rank spiritual herbs are on the second floor. The first floor is where most of the first, second, and third–grade materials are stored. Most of those who come to collect the materials from this floor are lower–level alchemists,” Theodore explained the different floors to Severin while leading him to the staircase inside.

entered. Harris and Felix greeted him with a respectful smile, Senior!”

Severin inquired after noticing the material

returning and thoroughly digesting the knowledge from watching your demonstration, we decided to give a shot at crafting some third–grade low–rank pills. Imagine our surprise when the both of us succeeded in just over

said, “That’s right. Felix and I are now third–grade low–rank alchemists. We were planning to select some more materials to cement our current

significant progress. Third–grade low–rank pills had some noticeable effects on a warrior emperor’s attainment,

good news,” Severin expressed