Wizard: You can become stronger by living life to the fullest.

Chapter 205, Section 042: Land Travel Potion

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Karls asked, "Didn't Green mention to you that this Gem Sea was originally my master's underwater laboratory, and I was one of his former test subjects?"

"Later, after the master finished his experiment, he left this place to me. After that, I multiplied and gave birth to many tidal sea monsters here, and slowly built up the current Blue Sea Clan."

Tidal siren are bizarre creatures that are hermaphroditic and can reproduce on their own. They do not need to mate with the opposite sex to produce offspring; they can reproduce as long as they have enough energy.

"That wizard must be a very powerful wizard," Rosie said in surprise.

Building such an experimental base on the seabed is no easy feat, and considering what Karls just said, he is clearly an experimental subject, yet he still shows such respect to the wizard, which is quite remarkable.

Karls nodded: "Yes, my master is extremely powerful. Without him, I wouldn't have survived until now."

After the casual conversation, it was time to start preparing the potion.

Rosie first sent Green and Kars out. Although the danger of making this kind of potion was not high, Rosie still preferred to do things quietly, as it was easy to make mistakes if someone disturbed her.

Nicole was kept on by him, mainly because he needed an assistant when making potions. Nicole had worked in the castle's potion department for so long, so she should have a lot of experience in making potions. This was a good opportunity for him to help her out.

Upon arriving at the workbench, Rosie first took out all the materials Karl had given him and piled them on the workbench. He had already prepared all the materials needed to prepare the terrestrial potion before coming here.

"Honey, light a fire for me."

With a flick of her fire magic hand, Nicole caught a ball of flame and then pushed it under the cauldron, instantly igniting the magical charcoal below. A patch of flames immediately began to sizzle and burn beneath the cauldron.

Rosie pinched her cheek and praised, "Having an assistant who knows fire magic is so convenient!"

Nicole rolled her eyes at him: "Hurry up and make it!"

Rosie nodded and then began preparing the potion.

He first put an appropriate amount of water into the crucible. The water used to make the potion must be pure water without any impurities.

This is where the advantage of the water element becomes apparent. If a wizard of another element were to brew potions, the pure water would have to be distilled and purified beforehand, which is extremely troublesome. However, as a water element wizard, Rosie could easily summon the required pure water simply by raising her phone.

Nicole, watching this scene, couldn't help but feel envious: "Compared to us lighting a fire, you water elementals are really shameless. You can skip the troublesome steps with just a few words."

As an apprentice in the potions department, she did a lot of work purifying water elements, which was tedious, troublesome, and time-consuming.

"Each has its own strengths."

As he spoke, Rosie placed the ingredients on the table into the crucible one by one, and finally took out a short-handled wand and began to stir it slowly and rhythmically.

Nicole asked in confusion, "Why do we put the seaweed mud in first? Shouldn't we put the sun-dried soil in first?"

Rosie explained, "The situation and the location are different. We're underwater right now, where water element is abundant. Adding seaweed mud first will help with the fusion of the potion."

While preparing the potion, Rosie also took the opportunity to explain some potion-making knowledge to Nicole, giving her a lesson.

Listening to Rosie's story, Nicole sighed, "Compared to you, I'm a complete novice. I'm starting to wonder if you're in the potions department or I am."

Nicole found it strange, since she had been working in the potions department for a long time and had even personally prepared countless potions, so she was definitely quite skilled.

However, every time she discussed potions with Rosie, she still felt like a novice, while Rosie was the experienced one. He seemed to know everything, and his knowledge of potions was incredibly high.

Actually this is normal.

Although Rosie wasn't in the Potions Department, he had never stopped researching potions. In particular, he had absorbed a lot of knowledge in order to treat Nicole. Much of this knowledge was at the wizard level and had been accumulated by predecessors over countless years. He had mastered it all with the help of the system. It's no exaggeration to say that his mind was now completely filled with an encyclopedia of potions.

On the other hand, Nicole, although she has been working in the potions department and seems to have prepared a lot of potions, actually prepares the same few potions most of the time, which has greatly limited her knowledge improvement. At best, she is just a skilled worker.

No matter how experienced a skilled worker is, they will definitely be inferior to Roche, the encyclopedia, at this point.

"Glug glug!"

While chatting, Rosie's hands didn't stop moving. As he stirred the potion in the cauldron with his wand, it began to change color, first gradually changing to dark green, then deep blue, and finally bright purple. At the same time, bubbles and clumps of white odor began to emerge from it.

A strange smell quickly filled the laboratory. Nicole hurriedly took out a cup and chanted a spell to collect the exhaust gas above the crucible.

The waste gas produced during potion preparation can have adverse effects and even be extremely dangerous. Some of it may contain pollution and poisons, and if not dealt with in time, it could cause great harm to the wizard.

Therefore, when wizards concoct potions, they usually choose an open space, or like Nicole, they collect the waste gas generated in time.

The liquid is churning, boiling, and changing color.

Rosie calmly and methodically chanted the spell while rhythmically stirring her short-handled wand.

As he stirred it, the water content of the liquid in the crucible began to decrease little by little, and the liquid became viscous.

This continued for about twenty minutes. By then, the liquid in the crucible had become completely viscous, like mud, and turned into a dark purple mass resembling putty.

At the same time, Luo Xi also stopped stirring.

He picked up an empty potion bottle from the table, then raised his wand and gently touched the viscous liquid in the cauldron. The liquid floated up with his wand and then, drawn by the wand, entered the glass bottle next to him.

Luo Xi gently shook the glass bottle in his hand. The originally viscous liquid suddenly began to thin out with his shaking, and at the same time, the original purple color quickly faded, returning to its previous transparent state.

(End of this chapter)