Abe the Wizard

terms of ease to access and total quantity, his golden quality potions would also be the preferred option.

Wizard Hal was very pleased with what he heard, “Don’t worry about the cost of the ingredients, Master Bennett! Thank you so much! The lightning clan will pay whatever the expense is as long as you agree to do the brew.”

Abel suddenly spoke, “Can I see Wizard Merton for a moment, Wizard Hal?”

Wizard Hal seemed to be in a rush, “Of course! I’ll get him over immediately!”

Without even a minute, he brought an old man with death qi all over his body inside the guest meeting room.

WIzard Merton spoke in a powerless yet humble voice, “Thank you so much for taking care of me, Master Bennett.”

Abel proceeded to the topic at hand, “If I may be blunt, Wizard Merton.
You’re physically the oldest wizard I’ve seen.
Why don’t you consider transforming with a mechanical body?”

Wizard Merton responded calmly, “Not all law-defying wizards can accept being inside a mechanical body.
As you may already know, Master Bennett, there are all sorts of ways to prolong one’s lifespan in the world, but they all have their limitations.
Your training is weakened.
Your chance of promoting becomes limited.
I don’t think that’s what I want to get into if that’s the cost of having to trap myself in a state that’s neither dead nor alive.”

Wizard Hal added, “From my understanding, almost all the methods to prolong one’s lifespan would be followed by some resistance from the body of the host.
The spiritual pain alone has the potential of destroying the sanity of a law-defying wizard.
We of the lightning clan respect the choices of what the wizards want, but we hold a strong stance on not supporting methods that will induce an excruciating amount of traumatic pain.”

Abel couldn’t agree more as he heard this.
He thought about Wizard Malon and the piles of dump he lived in.
It was almost like the concept of humanity was already out of context.
It was especially hard for him to imagine because he could brew any number of potions he wanted.
he would always appear like a newborn baby in the presence of any other wizards.
Of course, it was something that caused a lot of jealousy from the other wizards.

Wizard Merton smiled as he looked towards Abel, “Of course, Master Bennett wouldn’t have to worry about lifespan, I imagine.”

Abel tried to change the subject before things got personal, “If I may ask, Wizard Hal, can you hand me the recipe for the flash spirit life-prolonging potion?”

Wizard Hal took a parchment paper out, “Of course, Master Bennett.”

Abel couldn’t tell how old this paper was, but there must be some years behind it.
Anyways, he could see that there were a total of 150 different ingredients being featured.
This was among the hardest one to brew out of all the master level potions there was.
150 ingredients.
It was enough to make an entire branch run out of stock, actually.
The most troubling part would have to be the main ingredient, but that was already taken care of.

Despite how hard it was to actually create this potion, Abel couldn’t help but admire just how brilliant the master would’ve been.
The concept of using the flash spirit flower seed to expand one’s life force was genius enough alone and to amplify that effect with the combination of different ingredients and with such complexity.
He knew how good he was at brewing potions, but he knew for a fact that he was nowhere near in terms of understanding of how the ingredients worked with each other.
For him, it was not knowledge that got him to where his current level was.
His ability to make very precise maneuvers with the ingredients at hand to get him to become the best potion master there was.

Back to the subject.
He read that the “flash spirit life-prolonging potion” could extend one’s lifespan for about fifty years.
This was the best recipe he had ever seen.
Again, the main issue would have to be the flash spirit flower speed.
He couldn’t get another one by now.
It would take five hundred years to bloom again, and even then, the survival rate of the seeds would not be that high at all.

Abel said quietly, “Can you get me a potion-lab ready, Wizard Hal? Get all the ingredients ready.
I need a perfectly quiet environment.”

Wizard Hal made an inviting gesture, “It’s already ready, Master Bennett.
It’s right here.
Rest assured.
I’ve got the seclusion circle ready.
You won’t have to worry that anyone was going to interrupt your work.”

‘Sure.”

Abel decided to say something as he walked towards the door, “Well, Wizard Merton, I’d like to charge you .”

It was funny hearing this, actually.
Abel was a surgeon about to decide whether his patient was about to die or not, but he was already thinking about the payment since he knew that the surgery was going to work out regardless.
It was arrogant, but it made Wizard Merton laugh out as he became more relaxed.

Wizard Merton chuckled for a bit, “Don’t worry about it! I’ve been fighting battles my entire life! I’ve got some storage rooms of war trophies if you want to pick some things you’d like.”

Abel walked into a potion lab that he prepared.
There was a set of alchemy tools and a line of ingredients that was laid out very neatly.
Most of the ingredients were at least master level or above, and they were quite different from the ones he’d pick out himself.
This actually made things a bit harder, but he was impressed enough just by the fact that the lightning clan could get all 150 ingredients in one place.

Yes, there wouldn’t be a second portion if he failed.
Some of the rare ingredients were just available in the vast majority of places.
The lightning clan actually had to steal these from other people.
By the way, it didn’t matter how complex these ingredients were and how many types there were.
Once the world stone fragment switch was open, all that really mattered was the procedures and not the number of things he had to process.

Once he was done putting everything in, he called out the word “sublimation” as he saw a rainbow light coming out.
Finally, he retained the blue quality potion in his hands, and the blue light remained on top of the potion.

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