Life After Prison

Chapter 2123

All nine peak masters were left with a bitter taste in their mouths. While it was initially supposed to be only nine of them vying for Severin’s allegiance, a spanner was thrown in the works when Oskar- the sect leader-intervened.

His offer was not to appoint him as just an ordinary elder, but the elder of the Alchemy Chamber whose status rivaled their own! Severin had become not just the youngest seventh-grade alchemist in

Grandiuno Sect’s history, but also the youngest elder in the Alchemy Chamber!

At that point, Myles, Daniella, and the others were left with no other choice than to offer their congratulations. “Congratulations on becoming the Alchemy Chamber’s elder, Severin!”

As Severin gazed at Oskar’s smile and listened to the peak masters’ congratulatory remarks, he took a deep breath and gently accepted the token. He surmised that he was probably the first disciple in the Grandiuno Sect’s history to become the Alchemy Chamber’s elder.

excitement and gestured respectfully toward Oskar, saying,

intervened, Severin believed that Myles and the other might have bickered for hours.

the peak masters, and Oskar seemed pleased when Severin accepted the token. “Now that I’ve officially made you elder of the Alchemy Chamber, my duty here is done.”

left in a streak of light, leaving Myles and the others watching helplessly in silence. They desired Severin for two main reasons. The first was the benefits a seventh-grade alchemist could

Chamber’s elder, he would effectively have control over the pill distribution across the entire sect. His status was

wry smiles before taking their leave

prepared to leave, “do visit my Fifth Mountain when you have

annoyance. He then turned to Severin with a smile and said, “Elder Severin, our Seventh Mountain welcomes you with open arms! It’d be great if you could teach

from a paragon,” Lejeune grumbled softly when he heard the flattery from Myles. Even so, Lejeune was well aware that Severin stood as his equal. A seventh-grade alchemist’s status was on par with that of a paragon, and