Jack frowned, not really liking people who start off their introductions with their origins. However, he refrained from being too rude before the person made his intentions clear.

Rudy‘s lips twitched as he whispered to Jack, “The Compass Pavilion is an eighth- grade Clan. He should be quite strong if he’s an inner disciple there.”

Jack furrowed his eyebrows, not expecting that the Compass Pavilion would be an eighth-grade clan. He had bumped into the disciples of quite a few high-grade clans recently. He was starting to grow numb to disciples of eighth-grade clans.

nodded at him and introduced himself. However, he did not reveal where he was from. After all, being an alchemist was already enough of an

at that moment. If he revealed that he was from Phoenix Valley, it was very possible that he would invite unnecessary trouble. Joe did not force Jack to reveal his background when

eyes glanced across Jack and

he did not want to say anything at that

moment, Joe nodded at the two of them, “I saw that the two of you were hiding here after you arrived. Are you hoping that someone will bring the two of you inside? You shouldn’t rely on that riff-raff around here… They don’t have the skills nor the confidence. My junior disciple and I are from the Compass Pavilion, an eighth-grade clan. We definitely have the

the two of you are already sixth- grade alchemists

of you a discount. You only have to give me five hundred spirit crystals each, and I’ll bring both of you inside. However, there’s another condition. If I need any pills refined, you have to

lips helplessly. It was the same

to get free labor from the two of them, no

that seventh-grade alchemists were what everyone really needed at that moment. However, thanks to the restrictions in place, most seventh- grade alchemists were already over the age limit.

be used at important moments. Even Joe was not able to have easy access to a seventh-grade

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