Wizard: I can predict the future

Lilia glanced at the nameplate on Nord's chest.

"Now that you've become a wizard, you don't need to be so reserved."

"Just call me 'senior sister' as is customary within the college."

Nord nodded.

"Okay, Lilia-senpai."

But the next moment, her expression became more composed, and her voice became more serious.

"Back on Leman Island, I told you that in the wizarding world, only equivalent exchange applies."

"You've come directly to me for help this time, what can you offer in return?"

"Magic stone or knowledge?"

Nord looked at Lilia, took out the Echoing Glow potion from his pocket, and placed it on the table.

"This is a potion I developed, and its effect is 60% greater than that of the Moon Sleep Echo potion."

"Once I pass the Academy Pharmacist Association certification, I will immediately be able to obtain a large amount of magic stones."

He paused for a moment, his gaze falling on the pale purple potion.

"Unfortunately, I currently lack magic stones to complete the final verification step."

"Therefore, I have taken the liberty of borrowing five hundred magic stones from my senior today."

"Within six months, I will repay my senior with interest a thousand magic stones."

Nord didn't immediately ask for a thousand magic stones like he did at the Thorn Cauldron, nor did he ask for sponsorship.

This is because the Thorn Cauldron is backed by the Thorn Family, and behind it is a complete trading guild.

Having the exclusive distribution rights for the Micro-Echo Elixir will only lead to greater profits.

Lilia, after all, is just one person, and even if she were given the right to sell the Glimmer Potions, the other party might not care.

Lilia looked at the potion on the table, a hint of shock flashing in her eyes.

"A 60% increase?"

The reason why the Moonsleep Echo Potion is popular among third-level wizard apprentices is because it is relatively inexpensive, the required materials can be grown on a large scale, and its efficacy is only slightly weaker than other similar potions.

The medicine in front of us can actually increase our strength by 60%.

"Could you tell me what ingredients this potion is made from?"

Upon hearing this, Nord immediately understood that Lilia was considering the prospects of the potion.

"Grey Mist Vine, Glossy Moss, Iris Flower, Sleeping Mushroom, Star Moon Grass, and Silver Moon Deer Antler."

As Lilia listened to Nord list the materials, she had already reached for the potion on the table.

"Not bad, they're all common materials, nothing rare magical plants."

As she spoke, a faint glimmer of light appeared in her pupils.

The psychic vision has quietly opened.

In her vision, the potion was no longer a pale purple liquid, but a slowly flowing ball of magic.

After a while, the light in Lilia's eyes faded, and she placed the potion back on the table.

"The potion seems to be working fine, but I'm not sure if it will work as you say."

"Would you mind if I took it to have it checked with an enchanting instrument?"

Nord nodded without hesitation.

"Can."

Lilia stood up and put the potion into her sleeve.

"Wait for me a moment."

About ten minutes later.

Lilia came back.

Her expression was more serious than before she left.

"The test results are in."

"That's exactly what you said."

She returned the medicine to Nord.

I agree to your loan request.

"However, there's one more thing I need to confirm."

Nord looked at Lilia with a puzzled expression.

"What is it?"

Lilia smiled slightly.

"Based on the materials you just mentioned, five hundred magic stones are barely enough to cover the cost of the potion."

"You also need to recruit trial participants, and there's the potential for failure and losses."

"Are you sure 500 magic stones are enough?"

Nord looked at Lilia, surprised that she had brought this up herself.

The reason he only borrowed five hundred magic stones was simply because he was afraid that if he borrowed too much, the other party would not agree.

"not enough."

Lilia smiled gently, as if she had already anticipated this answer.

"In that case, let's not waste any more time."

"If you're going to borrow, borrow enough."

"I don't want to end up not getting the magic stones I lent out back."

Ultimately, the two quickly finalized a loan agreement.

A thousand magic stones.

Six-month term.

Repayment of 1,600 Magic Stones.

The matter has been settled.

Nord got up to leave.

Just as he turned around, he seemed to remember something and suddenly stopped.

Before leaving, Nord suddenly shouted:

"Senior Lilia."

Lilia looked up at him.

"Is there anything else?"

Nord paused for a moment, then spoke:

"I have a question."

"About Warwick."

……

Old Stone Street, inside the dormitory.

Above the central table, a pale purple potion floats silently in the air.

Gray, Ryan, and Irene sat around the table.

Their eyes were almost entirely drawn to the medicine.

Nord stood aside and slowly gave a brief explanation of the Pharmacist Association's certification process.

The words had barely left his mouth.

The dormitory was quiet for a moment.

The next moment, Gray slammed his hand on the table, his eyes lighting up.

"Wow!"

"Brother Nord, did you create this potion?!"

His voice was filled with barely suppressed excitement and shock, his face almost pressed against the potion.

Ryan frowned, his gaze fixed on the Echoing Glow potion, lost in thought.

Irene didn't speak, but just looked at Nord quietly, waiting for him to continue.

But his eyes still held a hint of undisguised shock.

She had only been at Ash Academy for a little over two years. Most of her fellow wizarding apprentices were focused on improving their skills and preparing for the three-year mini-exams.

The fact that he deduced the potion formula himself is already exaggerated enough, let alone that it is 60% better than the original potion.

But when he thought of the demonic pressure that suddenly erupted from the other party in the Forest of Trials, and the other party's teacher...

She felt much calmer instantly.

Nord glanced at Gray, his tone remaining calm.

"It was under the guidance of Vice Dean Dylan."

He emphasized the word "vice dean" very much.

Nord has now realized that with his current strength and reputation, it is almost impossible for him to recruit test subjects.

All we can do now is try to intimidate them.

Upon hearing this, Gray continued to stare at the potion without looking up.

"That's really impressive."

Nord ignored Gray and instead looked at Irene and Ryan.

"I would like to invite you to participate in the validation process for the micro-echo reagent."

The moment the words left his mouth, the atmosphere in the dormitory instantly turned somber, and even Gray looked up at Nord.

"Don't worry, I guarantee that the Micro-Echo Echo drug has no side effects."

"And I will also participate in this drug trial."

"You will each receive ten magic stones before the drug trial, and another thirty magic stones afterward."

Time passed slowly, and Nord could clearly hear the heartbeats of the three people.

A few seconds later.

Ryan spoke first.

"I'll participate."

"You saved my life, I have no reason to refuse you."

Irene, who was standing to the side, took a soft breath.

Her fingers tightened slightly, then slowly loosened.

He glanced at Nord, then at the pale purple potion.

After a moment, she whispered:

"Then I'll participate too."

Gray paused for a moment, then slapped his thigh.

"Since you're all participating, how can I not participate?"

"Anyway, Brother Nord drinks it himself, so it's definitely fine."

As soon as he finished speaking, his brows furrowed instantly, and he turned to look at Gray, his tone unusually stern.

"Grey, this is no small matter."

"This is a trial run for the new drug."

"Do you know what the consequences will be if something goes wrong?"