The male protagonist of Kuaishuang is here again to ask for his name

Chapter 1325 The Witch and Her Adopted Son 51
It's not that Hosent is ignorant of the consequences of his tough tactics, but a little dissatisfaction is nothing compared to collecting money to repair equipment and make elixir, so he chooses to ignore it.

Just in the past few days, Hosent discovered that there was a problem with his body—his hands would often go numb suddenly. As an alchemist with extremely high requirements for meticulous operations, this situation was simply equivalent to the end of his brilliant life .

He can't accept it!
He still has many ideals that have not been realized!He hasn't stepped on that Mr. Jiu!

Because of his fear of longevity and his obsession with the elixir, he firmly and forcefully ignored all dissatisfaction with the healing potion from the outside world.

Why should he care about those irrelevant people?
He pretended not to know even hints from the kingdom.

The Royal Alchemists Association has always had a good relationship with the independent Hosent. In the past, he had a strong public foundation, and the association could only turn a blind eye to his arrogance. If there are signs of being rejected by the public, immediately seize the opportunity to step on it.

They knew that the chances of winning a direct confrontation were still small, so they pushed Xiao Jiu out now.

He is a genius of the younger generation, and his potential in alchemy is no less than that of Hosent.

It was the autumn harvest season recently, the border was unstable, and wars resumed, but because the price of potions was too high, the soldiers obviously couldn't afford them, and even the swordsman battalion, which represented the strongest fighting force, was short of cash, so they brought at most one or two bottles.

In the past, if you were injured, you could immediately take the potion to recover, which not only guaranteed the combat power, but also gave the warriors the confidence to survive.

It's different now, who is not afraid of death?

Without the magic potion, who would dare to rush to the front?

Fortunately, the swordsman battalion commander took the lead in charging, otherwise, the battle would have been lost!
The king was even more dissatisfied with Hossent, and the popularization of potions also played a vital role in the strength of the kingdom.

But he said: "I've already made the potion. Whether to buy it or not is a personal choice. Didn't the great swordsman carry the potion wisely?"

He believes that if everyone can figure out that life is far more than a mere hundred gold coins, then such and such problems will not arise.

But the big swordsman slapped him hard on the face: "I can't afford Master Hosent's potion. This time, I used it from the Witch. This battle has exhausted my potion." in stock."

The reward for winning a war is only a few hundred gold coins. If they are all used to buy magic potions, is it just for honor to participate in the war?
They all have families.

They put their heads on their waistbands to support their families and to give them a better life.

Although the honor is glamorous, it is not enough to eat.

The Great Swordsman submitted his resignation to the army.

Although it was only a small matter, the public's impression of Master Hosent has completely changed.

He is no longer the generous and loving Master Hosent, but an old man who insists on doing his own thing and doesn't care about anyone else's gain or loss.

At this juncture, Mr. Jiu, a rookie in the alchemy world, used Mithril in weapons.

The use of mithril weapons enabled the kingdom to achieve great success in its conquests against its neighbors, and made up for the low morale caused by the lack of magic potions.

With sharper weapons, the odds of winning on the battlefield are greater.

As the master of mithril refining technology, Mr. Jiu selflessly disclosed the key to the kingdom!

This is quite a feat!
You know, Hosent has kept his mere 60.00% refining technology under wraps for 50 years!
Comparing the two, how big is the gap?

(End of this chapter)