Dark Eldar

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Music, alchemy, literature, tailoring, fishing, blacksmithing, mining, culinary arts, tea ceremony, metallurgy, archaeology, cartography, engineering, tactics, jewelry making, sociology, enchanting, law, inscription, criminal investigation, and many more—the secondary professions in the multiple worlds have expanded to a level comparable to those in the real world. Add to that branches of magic, and various niche professions with their own unique disciplines, such as the Elven race's specialized disciplines; their "ancient knowledge" of the World Tree is quite difficult to understand. There are also disciplines unique to the second-tier maps, which, although not under the jurisdiction of the other world, require a certain level of understanding to register on a second-tier map. It must be emphasized and explained that all the blueprints, diagrams, and recipes developed after reaching intermediate, advanced, and master levels in all the above disciplines and branches are soul-bound! (Note: Wisdom is priceless; fairness and impartiality; avoidance of disputes)

Elaine, the daughter of Demacia (level 999), painstakingly developed a "Super Resurrection Potion" (Master Grade). The "Potion Recipe" is inherently soul-bound. Therefore, it's theoretically impossible for the otherworldly beauty priestess Catherine to steal the blueprint. However, there's a "general method" that allows for a roundabout way to achieve this.

For example, if Elaine MS wants to teach the recipe for the "Super Resurrection Potion" to another hero, that hero must first reach the Alchemy Master level. Then, Elaine can teach this lucky Alchemy Master her secrets and the recipe, bit by bit, even step by step.

The blueprints for forging a certain artifact? The answer is yes, it's possible, but the methods described above are merely "legal loopholes" (legal backdoors). Some are also master forgers, but lack skill and practice! Or their alchemy skills are insufficient, so they can't effortlessly complete potion-making like Pastor Elaine. They might even explode! They might be consumed and killed by the equipment, potion, or magic...

The general meaning is: "The default soul binding for various formulas remains the most effective and safest authentication method. Various opportunistic and stolen techniques, compared to those made by the holder themselves, still show significant differences in quality, refinement, safety, and success rate. If the materials required for Elaine's super-powerful resurrection potion are extremely expensive? The cost will be even higher!"

Elaine's success rate is assumed to be 100% (hypothetical value), while the latter is only around 15% (estimated average). The original recipe blueprint cannot be inherited if the established order does not allow it; there is no right of inheritance (to prevent cheating). The same applies to artifacts. That is to say, if Loki has a son, daughter, or spouse in the future, they will not be able to obtain the "Mold of the Creator" after Loki's death. However, before the attributes disappear, the inheritor can dismantle the artifact, obtaining rare souvenirs, such as the blueprint of one artifact or a key component of another.

Catherine, of course, knew everything about "Soul Binding." Her secondary profession was also Alchemist Master, and with Elaine's guidance or instruction, she was confident she could achieve a 20% success rate. Her alchemy lab in this other world was larger than ten Demarc farms. There were dedicated herb-gathering teams (otherworldly support apprentices; VIP1), and all sorts of materials were continuously airlifted from various maps of this other world. There was also vacuum packaging and ice packs, with meticulous temperature control. Volcanic rock provided heating; some herbs required a high-temperature environment to fully exert their effects, such as "Man-Eating Grass" (rare), which was collected by a dedicated team stationed at the Aristall Crater (coordinates hidden; commercial competition). Sometimes, a single Man-Eating Grass nut would only grow on a map every 510 years, and those were definitely snapped up by the stationary herb-gathering teams—extremely rare "top-tier alchemical herbs." It can enhance the physical abilities and agility of high-level heroes, with a greater improvement than magic! Therefore, it is a treasure that many elders pre-order at high prices. It cannot be bought in the store even with money, and it is even more precious than the "Marrow Cleansing Potion" (500 gold coins).

The quest issued by Elder Morza (level 999, max level) of another world—also known as the "Impossible Mission"—has level and secondary profession restrictions. 1. Can be accepted at max level; 2. Secondary profession must reach "Master Alchemy".

MS Catherine carefully examined the quest list, then remounted her phoenix mount. Her mount was brightly colored, clearly very rare, and a custom-made one at that. Where did she catch it?

There are no phoenix mounts in this other world. It seems only the "Garden of Eden" has such extremely rare creatures as phoenixes. Among other high-ranking heroes, male heroes, including elder-level heroes, have never been seen riding phoenix mounts. They are considered mythical beasts of the East. Elder Sun Yun probably knows something about the origins of phoenix mounts.

The radar scan on the minimap in the upper right corner shows that no more level 370+ "Elemental Grounders" monsters have spawned. They have almost all been dispelled by Catherine's MS and are just spinning around in place without dying.

Catherine didn't want to take up space in her inventory with things unrelated to the quest. Even if she used spells to kill them, she wouldn't bend down to pick up the quest corpses. She had absolutely no desire for killing monsters, leveling up, saving money, or buying equipment. Her needs were much higher; nothing on ordinary maps could satisfy her appetite.

The beautiful priestess Catherine MS urgently needs the recipe and blueprint from Priestess Elaine in the nearby New Demacia Farm (511366). Besides completing the quest, she also desperately wants the ability to create "Super Resurrection Potions."

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