Wizard: I can predict the future

Nord didn't know why Rory had suddenly become impatient. Although he was resentful, he didn't show it at all.

"Wizard Rory, this is an improvement I made based on the Moonsleep Echo Potion."

As he spoke, fearing Rory might not believe him, he added:

"Under the guidance of my teacher, Professor Dylan Flynn."

Upon hearing Dylan Flynn's name, Rory's attitude instantly softened, and a smile spread across his face.

"So you're the vice dean's student. Come with me."

As he spoke, he got up and walked towards one of the rooms inside.

Nord quickly followed, but he was once again deeply shaken.

He had always thought that Professor Dylan held some position within Ash College, but he never expected his status to be so high.

The room was simply decorated.

A table and chair, next to which is an analytical instrument almost identical to that in the potions workshop.

Rory glanced at Nord behind him, then pointed to the equipment ahead and said:

"Put the potions you've made here."

Upon hearing this, Nord quickly placed the luminous echo potion in the center of the instrument.

The next moment, a semi-transparent light screen appeared.

The magic within the instrument began to operate, and the enchantment enchanted upon it was activated.

[Potion Type: Meditation Aid]

[Potion Level: Zero Ring, Tier 3]

[Meditation time: Approximately 30 minutes]

[Meditation effect: Increased by approximately 35%]

[Unknown effect: None]

[Potion information analysis in progress...]

[Retrieving formula records...]

No relevant recipe found.

[Preliminary assessment: A brand new potion recipe]

Upon seeing this line of text, Nord felt a slight sense of relief.

Rory, standing to the side, looked at the information displayed on it, and his pupils instantly contracted.

This effect far surpasses that of the Moonlit Echo Potion.

This can no longer be called an improvement; it can be described as the development of a completely new magic potion.

Most importantly, the person who accomplished all of this was just a level three wizard apprentice.

Rory subconsciously thought back to when he first entered Ash Academy and was still a wizard apprentice.

At that time, he and most others were simply earning magic stones and points to exchange for witchcraft lessons.

As for researching and improving potions, that was something he only started considering after he was stuck at the bottleneck of becoming a formal wizard.

But then I thought, this is the vice dean's student.

He immediately understood.

Nord looked at Rory's smiling face, but his heart tightened slightly.

This sudden enthusiasm made him instinctively feel somewhat uncomfortable.

Although he openly and subtly rejected Aria in various ways, his orientation was normal.

He instinctively took a step back.

Rory seemed to realize he had overreacted, stopped reaching for Nord, and coughed lightly to cover his embarrassment.

"Nord, would you be interested in selling this potion to the academy?"

Nord shook his head.

"Wizard Rory, I don't have that idea for now."

Rory nodded and didn't ask any further questions.

"In that case, this potion needs to be documented, including its basic effects, core ingredients, and characteristics of magical energy fluctuations."

"This is mainly to prevent people from bringing the same potion and having to undergo certification repeatedly in the future."

He spoke while looking at Nord.

"There are two ways to certify pharmaceuticals: one is to disclose all the refining materials and processes, and the other is to only show one or two core materials and processes."

Nord's eyes flickered slightly.

What's the difference between these two?

"And it sounds like the second one suits me better."

Ron shook his head, his tone becoming more serious.

"There's a big difference."

"The first method involves recording the refining process, but only disclosing the refining materials to the public."

"It will also be sold in the library, and you will get 80% of the points from the sale. Customization will also be available in the potion workshop, which will allow you to quickly promote the reagents."

"Most importantly, even if others make some modifications based on your formula, it will still be determined that there is no infringement."

"The second type of pharmacist association only handles registration and does not perform any other operations."

He paused, then added:

"Moreover, for formal wizards specializing in potion-making, even if they only know a few ingredients or just the potion itself, they can quickly deduce the correct formula for a zero-ring third-tier potion."

"Because you did not disclose the complete formula, the academy only confirmed the ownership of the formula based on basic information."

"Once someone derives the correct formula, simply changing the color of the potion and subtly altering the magical fluctuations will allow it to be certified as a new formula by the Alchemist Association."

As he spoke, he glanced at the door and lowered his voice, saying:

"Many wizarding families in the academy do this."

After speaking, his expression became much more serious.

"I suggest you choose the first option, although making all the ingredients public will make it easier for people to deduce the correct recipe."

"But at least if others want to sell on a large scale publicly, they must buy the right to sell from you."

Upon hearing this, Nord already had a plan in mind.

"Then I choose the first option."

Ron nodded and picked up a crystal ball from the table beside him.

"What do you plan to call this potion?"

"Micro-echo reagent".

What are the ingredients for this potion?

"Gray mist vine, shimmering moss..."

Rory quickly manipulated the crystal ball in his hand, simultaneously inputting the detected information into it.

After a short while, he stopped what he was doing.

"The micro-echo reagent has completed its initial registration."

"However, if we want to sell it in the academy, or even in the Southern Region, we still need to complete the final verification."

Nord was slightly taken aback.

He originally thought that as long as the medicine was brought to the pharmacists' association for testing, the certification would be completed.

Unexpectedly, there were further procedures to follow.

"What argument?"

Rory looked at Nord, who was looking puzzled, and explained:

"Actually, this step wasn't originally there, but about eight hundred years ago, a potion master developed a potion called Calloveza."

"Neither the efficacy analysis nor the observation using the Medicine Nature Insight Technique revealed any abnormalities in this potion."

"Because it was effective, it quickly spread throughout the Southern Region."

"But six months later, the wizards who had taken this potion began to behave strangely."

"They seemed to be under some kind of invisible control, leaving their respective areas one after another, and eventually all converging on Lake Takala."

Ultimately, none survived.

The room fell silent for a moment.

Nord could imagine the sensation this incident caused back then.

Nord frowned slightly.

"And then?"

Rory continued:

"Afterwards, several major forces in the Southern Region conducted a joint investigation and confirmed that the problem lay with that potion."

"It has no obvious side effects on the surface, even under witchcraft detection, but it will leave a faint influence in the sea of ​​spiritual energy."

"It will only erupt when the alchemist casts a specific spell."

"Afterwards, that potion master was killed by a joint attack from several major forces in the Southern Region."

"It was from that time onwards that most of the forces in the Southern Region took this step."

He looked at Nord, his tone regaining its calm.

"Human safety certification".

"Simply put, it requires a certain number of wizard apprentices to take your potion within a controlled range."

"And the association will continuously monitor their mental energy fluctuations, magical state, and behavioral changes."

"It has been confirmed that with long-term use, the side effects are within a controllable range."

"Once the certification is approved, the Pharmacists Association will issue a certification notice for Micro-Echo Pharmacy."

Nord then understood what the so-called final argument really was.

"How many people will be needed? How long will it last?"

"Because the Light Echo Potion is a zero-ring third-order potion, it only requires at least ten people and lasts for at least thirty days."

"Only after this step is completed can the Micro-Echo drug obtain formal distribution permission."

"Otherwise, you can only use it privately, not sell it publicly."

Rory paused, then added.

"In addition, these wizarding apprentices must do so voluntarily and must register with the association."

"The association will provide them with testing crystal balls so they can carry them with them at all times."

"If any abnormalities occur during the process, the drug validation will fail directly."

Leave the Pharmacist Association.

Nord was pondering how to complete the drug validation.

Just the potion for ten people for thirty days requires seventy-five sets of materials, nearly four hundred magic stones.

Not to mention the ten wizard apprentices who participated voluntarily.

It's important to know that many of the new potions developed by wizards have some side effects.

In severe cases, it can even cause the wizard to go insane.

Therefore, no one is willing to try newly developed drugs unless absolutely necessary.

Even though there are many medications, there are no side effects.

But nobody dared to gamble.

Not to mention, Nord is a third-level wizard apprentice.