Wizard: I Have a Nightmare World

Amber's words startled Lynn slightly. He looked down at the container on the workbench with faint blue medicine stains, then turned to look at Amber.

"You can even smell that?"

Amber proudly raised her little chin, put her hands on her hips, twirled in the air, and then landed next to the empty bottle, extending her tiny fingers to touch the remaining traces of medicine on the rim of the bottle.

"Of course! When I was in the Astral Plane, I would smell the fragrance and medicinal scent of hundreds of herbs every day. I remember the smell of the Breath-Gathering Potion very clearly."

"Although your human recipes are slightly different from those of the astral realm, the core essence remains the same."

Lynn became interested when he heard Amber say that.

He opened the drawer of his workbench, took out a bottle of unfinished, semi-finished condensation potion, and placed it in front of Amber.

"Then can you take a look and see if there's anything wrong with this potion?"

Amber approached and carefully observed the bottle through the wall for a while. Then she asked Lynn to unscrew the cap. She put her little head to the bottle opening, took a deep breath, wrinkled her nose, flew back and landed on Lynn's shoulder, swinging her little legs, looking quite mature.

"There's nothing wrong with the main ingredients and process of your condensation potion, but you added the moonstone powder at the wrong time."

Lynn raised an eyebrow.

"When should we join?"

"uh-huh."

Amber nodded, held up a finger, and began to explain to Lynn like a little teacher.

"The core principle of the Breath-Gathering Elixir is to use the tranquil energy in the moonstone powder to neutralize the active aura of the bellflower seeds, thereby enhancing the elemental perception."

"According to your human formula, moonstone powder is added only after the bellflower seeds have completely settled. This only passively neutralizes the energy that can already be released, and cannot achieve complete fusion."

"You should add the moonstone powder when the bellflower seeds have settled about halfway."

Lynn couldn't understand it at this point.

"However, according to conventional pharmaceutical theory, the two materials have different energy properties. If they are mixed in advance, they may repel each other or even cause an explosion."

Amber shook her finger, her little face showing an expression that said, "You don't understand."

"Your human recipes are indeed like that, because you use a high-temperature baking method when processing bellflower seeds, which makes the energy of the bellflower seeds become pungent."

"But if we use the shade-drying method to process the bellflower seeds and maintain their warm and moist properties, they will not repel the moonstone powder when they meet. Instead, they will attract each other and blend naturally."

"Back in the Astral Plane, we Garden Fairies never used high-temperature baking to prepare potions of condensation; we always air-dried them!"

Lynn's eyes lit up after hearing Amber's words. His mind raced as he compared what Amber had said with the potion knowledge he already possessed.

Air-drying method is used to process bellflower seeds, and moonstone powder is added in advance...

These two changes, though seemingly simple, completely overturn the conventional logic of drug processing.

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According to conventional pharmacological theory, this practice is almost a challenge to tradition, but if Amber's claim is true, then it is indeed possible to break through the threshold of perfect quality.

Are you sure?

Lynn looked at Amber, his tone serious.

Seeing that he didn't believe her, Amber pouted and snorted somewhat discontentedly.

"You don't believe me? My grandmother taught me this recipe for thirty years, and I've made it hundreds of times in my clan. If you don't believe me, just try making it yourself!"

Lynn couldn't help but smile as she looked at Amber's proud yet aggrieved expression.

"It's not that I don't trust you, it's just that I have a habit of doing things."

"I have to personally verify any new formula before I can feel at ease with it."

Amber's eyes lit up when she heard what Lynn said.

"So you're planning to give it a try?"

"That's right."

Lynn put the half-finished condensation potion aside and took out a complete set of new materials.

Dragon's Beard Grass, Silver Leaf Flower, Blue Heart Grass, Moonstone Powder, and Spring Water—all the materials are ready.

He glanced at the sky outside the window; there was still a quarter of an hour until midnight.

"However, it's too late today, and I still have some things to do. I'll try out your method after midnight."

Although Amber was eager to see Lynn concoct the potion using her method, she didn't urge him when she heard him say that. She simply nodded, flew over the herb garden, inspected the herbs she had healed, and finally landed next to a potted plant on the bedroom windowsill.

"Then I'll rest first, call me when you're ready to do the experiment."

After Amber finished speaking, she found a large leaf, curled up into a ball, folded her wings behind her back, and closed her eyes.

Lynn watched Amber fall asleep, smiled slightly, and then walked to the bedside and lay down.

There was still some time before entering the nightmare world. He lay on the bed and repeatedly went through the new method Amber had mentioned in his mind. After confirming that there were no obvious logical flaws, he slowly closed his eyes.

When that familiar pulling sensation came, Lynn opened his eyes; he had entered the nightmare world.

Lynn immediately materialized the recipe provided by Amber in front of him, followed by the various tools, equipment, and materials he would need.

Standing in front of the worktable, Lynn's gaze swept over the materials one by one, then settled on the wind chime seeds. She picked them up and began to air-dry them as Amber had instructed.

The processing logic of the air-drying method and the high-temperature baking method is completely different.

High-temperature baking uses heat to quickly remove the moisture from the bellflower seeds and stimulate their active energy, but it leaves them with a dryness.

The shade-drying method involves allowing the moisture in bellflower seeds to evaporate naturally in a well-ventilated, dark, and low-temperature environment. Although it takes longer, it preserves the integrity of the internal energy structure of the bellflower seeds and prevents them from becoming dry.

In the Nightmare World, Lynn can freely adjust the parameters of his environment, so he directly simulates an ideal, dry environment.

When he ground the dried bellflower seeds into powder, mixed them with spring water to form a paste, and let it settle until it was halfway through, he followed Amber's advice and added moonstone powder to it beforehand.

The moment the two materials came into contact, there was no repulsive reaction as he had expected. Instead, they blended together naturally, like a group of old friends who had been separated for a long time.

A gentle and steady energy wave emanated from the beaker, carrying a cool and tranquil aura.

"efficient!"

Lynn was delighted and continued with the next step of the process.

He meticulously performed each step, from drying the dragon's beard grass at a low temperature and secretly peeling off the silver leaves to soaking the blue heart grass to extract its juice.

When all the materials were combined and finally filtered, the remaining liquid in the beaker had an unprecedented pale blue color, as clear as a mountain spring.

Under the light, a soft and stable silvery-white halo appeared on the surface of the medicine.

Unlike the semi-finished potions he had made before, which appeared and disappeared intermittently, this halo hovered steadily on the surface of the potion, radiating a warm and pure glow.

Perfect quality!

"Success!!!"

Lynn picked up the vial of medicine and examined it carefully against the light for a moment, confirming that there were no impurities inside, the color was uniform and bright, and the silvery-white halo was stable and bright.

He put down the medicine, let out a long breath, and a smile appeared on his lips.

The amber method really works!

He repeated the process three more times in the nightmare world, successfully concocting a perfect quality condensation potion each time, maximizing his success rate.

"With this, not only can Harvey's request be completed perfectly, but I can also keep a copy for myself to improve my elemental perception."

Lynn tidied up the equipment in the Nightmare World and then exited it.

When I opened my eyes, the sky outside the window was already slightly bright.

Lying in bed, Lynn went over the process of creating those three perfect-quality items in the nightmare world repeatedly in his mind until every detail was deeply imprinted in his memory.

He then got out of bed, washed up, and went to his studio.

Amber was still asleep on the windowsill, curled up among the leaves, making soft breathing sounds, with a satisfied smile on her little face, as if she was having a sweet dream.

Lynn didn't wake her. She quietly opened the drawer and took out the materials she had prepared beforehand.

it has started!

He began processing the materials one by one, following the procedures that had been verified thousands of times in the nightmare world.

After the bellflower seeds are placed in a well-ventilated, dark environment for 20 minutes according to the processing requirements, they will reach the ideal condition.

When it has settled halfway, add moonstone powder.

The originally clear liquid shimmered with a soft glow the moment the moonstone powder was added.

Every subsequent step went incredibly smoothly.

As the last drop of the medicine passed through the greenery and flowed into the crystal bottle, the entire beaker of liquid took on a translucent pale blue hue, shimmering with a warm, silvery-white halo in the morning sunlight.

Perfect quality, the Coagulation Elixir!

Lynn picked up the crystal bottle, examined it for a moment, and nodded in satisfaction.

He took out a second batch of materials and, following the same procedure, prepared another bottle of perfect-quality coagulation potion.

Two bottles of medicine were placed side by side on the worktable, their silvery-white halos reflecting each other in the morning sunlight.

Just then, a small yawn came from the windowsill.

Amber opened her little mouth and yawned, rubbed her eyes, and flew up unsteadily from the leaves. When she saw the two bottles of potion on the worktable that were faintly emitting a silvery-white halo, she immediately woke up.

She flew swiftly to the worktable, landing next to the two bottles of medicine, her big eyes wide open, her small mouth slightly agape, with an expression of disbelief.

"You...you really succeeded?"

"They even made two bottles?!"

Amber looked up at Lynn, her eyes filled with shock and admiration.

"Didn't you say you'd try it after midnight yesterday?"

"How did you succeed so quickly?"