Wizard: Become stronger by drawing cards from the potions variety show

Chapter 569 "Experience"

Maggie looked at Ava and saw how timid she was. After thinking for a while, she didn't let Ava introduce it, but directly introduced a small amount of potion and started tasting it.

Anyway, in the competition, the quality of the potion is the most important. Maggie was curious when she saw Ava choose direct fusion operation during the brewing process, which introduced almost no impurities.

After Maggie took action, Zack snorted and also began to taste the potion.

The three assistants looked at each other, and seeing that Gordon had no intention of tasting the potion, they stepped forward to lead the way in tasting the potion.

Gordon was the last one to bring out the potion, and he patted Ava's shoulder soothingly.

While everyone was analyzing the potion, the audience on the barrage were also guessing what the effect of the potion would be.

"It doesn't seem to be ideal. The instructors all look very serious."

"Gordon's expression hasn't changed, which means it's okay."

The audience is analyzing the effects of the potion based on their facial expressions.

The little wizards below were equally nervous. They also wanted to know how effective Ava's potion was.

Maggie suddenly laughed: "Although it's a bit forced, there is no doubt that it is a high-level potion."

This statement also confirmed the instructors' previous judgment and proved that Ava made almost no mistakes in the subsequent processing.

Moreover, Ava is just a child, but she can actually brew high-level potions. This made all the audience have an indescribable feeling, frustration, but more of surprise: this child is so amazing.

Maggie continued, "If I'm not mistaken, your potion is about wanting to share your feelings, right?"

Ava stood there for a moment, then nodded slowly.

Maggie continued, "It's a very good idea. Through the two materials of Ethereal Amber and Void Flower, you successfully set the overall tone of the potion, completely abandoning the material aspect and focusing on more abstract imagery. This is a difficult thing to do, especially since these two materials are difficult to handle, but you did a great job."

"'Sublimation' is the theme you want to express. I can clearly feel it from your potion. I am even a little unsure whether these feelings are what you want to express. They are a little too detailed, so detailed that it is unbelievable."

Maggie was not stingy with her praise. What was there to blame if a little wizard could make such a potion?

Ava's enviable talent was reflected throughout the entire process of brewing the potion.

"God, I have to say, your performance now is completely different from your performance during the audition. Your talent has been fully utilized. Congratulations. I feel a little regretful now. Perhaps I have missed a lot of talented people who should have been brilliant in my life."

After Maggie finished speaking, Gordon also lowered his body, squatted beside Ava, and said to her with a smile: "Look, your performance has conquered one of the judges."

"Zach, what do you think?"

Zack walked to the judges' table and picked up the bottle of potion.

He gently shook the bottle in his hand, and the medicine in the bottle made a low humming sound.

"Does this potion have a name?" Zack asked.

Ava replied weakly: "It doesn't have a name, but I like to call it 'experience'."

experience?

When this name came out, not only the judges, but even the audience felt a little confused. I have seen names based on medicinal effects and materials, but this is the first time I have seen such a strange name...

"Experience..." Zach's lips curled up into a smile, and he whispered to himself, "You are such an interesting kid, Ava."

"You know, Ava," Zack also approached Ava, scaring her so much that she hid behind Gordon.

This reaction made Zach pause, but he continued:

"This potion is not bad even by the standards of adult wizards. It is a small miracle for you." He paused, his eyes widened a little, "It is incredible that you can mix a potion like 'Experience'."

"What you want to express is the feeling when someone shares rules with you... the feeling of being sublimated in a huge amount of information."

Staring at Zack's clear black and white eyes, Ava unconsciously felt uncomfortable.

"However," Zach's voice suddenly became louder, and a serious look appeared in his eyes. "You should also know that the effect of this bottle of potion is far from what you expected."

Ava nodded subconsciously.

She wanted to share her feelings and express them in the potion, but the expression that the potion could carry was not even one-tenth of what she experienced.

"Although this bottle of liquid medicine is good and indeed unique, it lacks a little bit of...originality."

Zach pinched the rim of the bottle and took two steps forward, drawing another stream of potion from it.

He paused, tapping the bottle lightly with his fingers, comparing the liquid on his hand with the liquid in the bottle: "It's not chaotic enough. It's too 'rational'. You want to express chaos with logic, so the information will be lost in this expression... You can do better, Ava."

He leaned down, only a few inches away from Ava's face, and looked deep into her eyes: "You are not an ordinary little wizard, you are born to be a master of Chaos Brew. The materials you use have absolute potential. The ethereal amber, the flower of the void, the strange light liquid, they are so 'gentle' in your hands, too perfect, even a little... lukewarm!"

"What do you want? The sublimation of joy? The deconstruction of experience?" He suddenly laughed, his voice a little sharp, "No! You should put aside these thoughts. You have no pursuit, you just show it without reservation. Even if you have pursuit, you should pursue the 'absurdity' that breaks the routine! You should let the medicine completely collapse at the last moment, like an endless sea of ​​chaos, swallowing everything and making it impossible for people to control it."

As Zach spoke, the light of the potion in his hand became more fluid, gradually taking on an unstable color, like the stars in the universe, sometimes bright, sometimes dim.

All the frames were destroyed, and the components originally in the medicine became distorted under the intervention of a special force.

Ava could already feel it. She could feel the ingredients in the medicine in front of her. The concepts that she had carefully preserved in the medicine seemed to be roaring madly at this moment. The roar was exciting and joyful, but also scary.

Zach held out his hand, and the brilliant potion swirled around his palm, displaying it in front of Ava.

There was a glimmer of excitement in his eyes: "But, well, Ava, don't get me wrong, I'm not denying you completely." His tone suddenly softened a little: "You can do better, it doesn't mean you're not doing well. Everything you have done proves that you have unlimited possibilities, it's just..."

He frowned and looked at the potion bottle in his hand. "You need more frenzy and more loss of control. The essence of magic is distortion."

This is the second time Zack has said this since he came on the show, but compared to the first time he said it, the audience felt confused. Now seeing what happened, it actually seems to make sense.

He stared at Ava with his deep eyes, and Ava seemed to be able to see the madness in them: "Do you understand? Order is not perfect. The beauty of chaos lies in its disorder and endless possibilities."

"Try it and see what kind of colorful 'taste' it will have after adding the 'out of control' potion."

Ava was a little scared, but at this moment, Gordon coughed lightly.

Ava could feel the endless warmth coming through Gordon's hand on her shoulder.

Gordon said, "Zach, be normal, you're scaring her."

Zach stood up slowly: "I expressed my understanding, and it doesn't seem to have violated any rules."

Gordon looked at Zach: "Indeed, so I didn't stop you when you said it before, but reminded you after you finished speaking."

Then Gordon didn't look at Zack, but reached out and brought the potion that Zack had processed over to him.

Gordon said with a smile, "Although Zach is a strange guy, his potion theory has indeed taken a new direction based on the original. You can try to understand it. There are not many people who can be praised by him as a natural master of chaos brew. This is almost equivalent to him admitting that he was wrong."

Zach, who was standing by, suddenly froze with an ambiguous smile on his face. He then said, "My premise is that he can accept the gift of chaos, but it is clear that she is now just one step closer to becoming a tool who follows the rules."

Gordon said softly, "You were once expelled for being different, but now you deny others because they don't agree with you. What's the difference between you and those who once denied you..."

This sentence seems to be a direct response to the fact that Zack was indeed expelled when he left the classical alchemy school.

He was expelled because of a disagreement in philosophy, but in the end he insisted on his own philosophy and founded a new school. This is a completely inspirational story...

Now, some of the audience who were somewhat displeased with Zack for being a little nervous and going against Gordon actually had a drastic change of opinion about him, or at least they were not as annoying to him as before.

Just as Zack was about to say something, he heard Ava whisper, "But this way, the stimulation will be too strong and it is very likely to make the user lost..."

What Ava didn't say was that she had just carefully observed the potion in front of her, and the concepts that were originally extracted from the materials were now lost in the chaos.

The power of complexity, chaos, color, and temptation seemed to take control of the potion the moment it was incorporated, becoming the undisputed core of the entire potion.

Zack looked at Ava, a little surprised by what she said, and said softly: "It seems that you have seen the beautiful scene. Why not go in and take a look? After all, you still have dear mentor Gordon to protect you..."

Gordon ignored Zach's sarcasm and whispered to Ava, "You can try it. It won't be a problem."

Ava thought about it and put the trace of medicine into her mouth.

Even though she was well prepared, everything that happened next was somewhat unexpected for her.

When the medicine entered her mouth, her heartbeat suddenly accelerated, and her mind seemed to be intertwined with countless thoughts, with brilliant colors and distorted images flashing before her eyes.

She felt like a sponge, and the medicine was seeping out through her pores.

The medicine seemed to be filled with an indescribable energy, like an electric current, instantly penetrating every cell of her body, as if touching the vibration deep in her soul.

Ava's vision began to blur, and the world before her suddenly became unstable and turned into a chaotic chaos of colors and shapes.

“This…this feeling…”

Ava whispered, her voice trembling. She could feel the madness that had been hidden in the drug bursting out of her body. Colors, sounds, smells, feelings - all senses were magnified to the extreme, and those originally insignificant details became so sharp and stinging, and these details came together to form an incomprehensible "experience".

She seemed to be opened up, both the surrounding environment and her body, everything was opened up.

Her soul seemed to be floating in an endless universe, unable to control its direction and could only follow the flowing tide and be pulled by the force.

This is completely different from the potion I brew myself.

If her magic potion was watching the universe on TV, then now she was walking in the sea of ​​stars. The heaviness, complexity, and sensory richness of the two were completely on a different level.

But just when she was about to lose consciousness, a warm current ignited from her shriveled body. The flame nourished her soul, and the empty space suddenly had a distinction between inside and outside.

Ava's eyes regained clarity. She could see that everything she felt was a huge amount of information that was naturally formed after the chaos was intertwined.

She seemed to be able to hear a faint sound, but the sound gradually faded away.

Ava felt that everything around her began to recover, and her body was able to feel again. Even her soul in her body was faintly producing continuous vibrations.

It feels like a long time has passed...

But in reality, it was just a moment.

Gordon whispered, "What do you feel?"

Ava was still immersed in that feeling: "It's... grand, very wonderful, that feeling, it's hard for me to describe, but there is no doubt that this is closer to the feeling I want to express... I, I have no idea, I have no idea how to achieve such an effect..."

The weird smile on Zach's face grew even brighter.

Gordon naturally saw it, but he just said: "Don't think too much. Being able to create such an effect is inseparable from the hundreds of years of experience of Teacher Zack. For you, this is already a good start."

Ava nodded: "Okay, I'll try my best."

(End of this chapter)