No 1 Supreme Warrior

After all, the badge had caused Jack so much trouble. Even he was beginning to feel like the badge was unlucky, so he decided just not to wear it.

Alchemist uniforms were not completely standard. It was just that certain patterns on it were universally recognized. That was why Jack and Ethan‘s clothes were different in terms of color and design, but everyone could still tell that they were alchemists thanks to the special patterns on their clothes.

“Even alchemists are starting to fight each other. Didn’t alchemists used to say that they were incredibly calm, not as filled with bloodlust as the rest of us?”

“Oh please! Alchemists just love to make themselves look good! They keep trying to show us how different they are, claiming that they are so noble. They keep saying that they’re different from us rough warriors!”

“It’s such a joke, aren’t they just trash-tier warriors? If not for the fact that we need them, they wouldn‘t need to exist at all!”

“That’s right, I just want to spit at any alchemists I see! All of them are scum! I tried asking a seventh-grade alchemist to refine a lower seventh-grade pill for me. The guy quoted me six figures right away! I was furious, it was practically daylight robbery! In the end, the guy even told me to screw off!”

between warriors and

felt both interested and strange looking at the

or did things, they insisted on

were treasures among treasures. The Whirling World only opened once every five hundred

refine the materials into pills. Yet, since the alchemists were rare, they would always quote incredibly high prices and acted like the warriors absolutely needed them. That was

those complaints surfaced. Many of the warriors had a lot to say

to just kill alchemists. After all, many alchemists had major forces

Jack felt like the grudges between warriors and alchemists would probably completely explode given enough

even be those who would risk kidnapping alchemists to do forced labor. After all, they really needed alchemists to help them with refining pills, but the prices the alchemists offered were

in the future