Wizard Earl

Chapter 321 Patterns

"Thank you so much, Young Master Connor!" Hearing that Connor had granted her request, little Natasha's face immediately lit up with a genuine, radiant smile. She lifted her skirt and bowed deeply to Connor in gratitude.

"It's nothing. I don't have many friends, but your young master is one. He's in trouble now, and I'll definitely help him if it's within my power!" Connor waved his hand and said casually.

"call!"

Carrying little Natasha, Connor leaped over the not-so-high wall of his backyard and landed on the path outside.

"Thank you, Master Connor!" Little Natasha, blushing, whispered her thanks to Connor as he put her down.

"Go back and report to your wife!" Connor said casually.

"Goodbye, Master Connor!" Little Natasha very politely lifted her skirt again, bowed to Connor once more, and then strode away on her short legs.

Standing outside the fence of the apartment's back garden, watching little Natasha disappear into the distance, becoming a tiny black dot, Connor smiled and shook his head. If only he had to deal with innocent people like Natasha every day, instead of so many cunning old foxes, he wouldn't be so exhausted now…

Back in his apartment, after a moment's thought, Connor retrieved the Rubik's Cube and the rolled-up parchment from his spatial ring, which he had found in his mentor Reyer's study.

Although he had agreed to George's request, it was daytime now. Since he wanted to talk to George secretly, he naturally needed to do it at night under the cover of darkness. He certainly couldn't waste the time now.

While he was in Reyes's study, he felt something was off. Although he couldn't figure out what it was, the cautious Connor immediately checked the two items. Now that he was back in his apartment, in a very safe environment, he naturally wanted to see what his mentor, Reyes, intended to do with these things.

Setting the Rubik's Cube aside, Connor focused his attention on the rolled-up parchment. The parchment looked much the same as those in department stores, except that it seemed a bit old and yellowed. However, Connor did not immediately unfold the parchment to read its contents. Instead, he held it in his hands and examined it carefully.

As an alchemist, Connor immediately recognized the unusual nature of the rolled-up parchment when he first saw it in Reyes's study. The reason it was rolled up was not because someone had deliberately rolled it up, but because a sealing spell had made it this way!

If you were to open it by hand like you would a regular parchment, you could open it, but Connor was certain that what he would see then would not be the true content recorded on the parchment, and it was very likely that the sealing spell on the parchment would be completely locked, and he would never be able to see the true content recorded on it again.

After examining the parchment carefully for a full ten minutes, Connor finally breathed a sigh of relief, put it down, and took out several bottles and jars from his spatial ring. He began to fiddle with them, and after a while, he poured a freshly prepared grayish-white powder evenly onto the parchment. Then, a miraculous scene unfolded: the rolled-up parchment emitted a gentle yellow light and automatically unfurled, flattening the entire sheet. Reyes's elegant handwriting was clearly displayed before Connor's eyes.

"On page 213 of my alchemy manual, craft that thing, and then decide for yourself whether or not to leave Rune and go to the place of your dreams."

"The second-tier top-level enchanted item, the Staff of Kairos?" Connor, who had already memorized the entire thick book of Reyes' Alchemy, immediately realized what "that thing" Reyes was referring to when he saw the page number on the parchment.

Connor frowned slightly, carefully recalling the contents of that page in "Reyes Alchemy." He felt as if he had touched upon some kind of pattern. The last thing Reyes asked him to forge was the Castiel Staff, and this time he asked him to forge the Kelos Staff. The book did not explain the origin of the Castiel Staff last time, and it did not explain the origin of the Kelos Staff this time either!

"Auxiliary chip, check if there are any enchanted items in 'Reyes Alchemy' with their origins described! Pay special attention to staves!" Realizing the unusual nature of the item, Connor didn't hesitate and immediately commanded the auxiliary chip in his mind. He suddenly realized that the "Reyes Alchemy," Reyes's life's work on alchemy, might not be as simple as he had originally thought—just imparting alchemical knowledge. Reyes's actions seemed to have a deeper meaning!

"Ding! In accordance with the will of the subject, quest established, estimated time 10 seconds... Quest complete. The Reyes Alchemy records a total of 372 types of enchanted items. Besides the Castia Staff, the Keros Staff, and the Reyes Staff mentioned on page 85 of the book, the origins of the remaining 370 enchanted items are explained!"

"Reyes Staff?" Upon hearing this name, Connor's expression turned somewhat strange. He remembered this item; it was a third-tier enchanted item. Judging from the fact that it was named after Reyes, it was very likely one of the many enchanted items created by his mentor, Reyes.

When Connor first started learning "Reyes Alchemy," he was extremely amazed when he saw the third-tier enchanted item, the Reyes Staff. He was so impressed by his mentor's profound knowledge of alchemy that he could create third-tier enchanted items on his own!

It's important to understand that in the world of alchemists, Tier 3 enchanted items are far beyond the reach of wizard apprentices. They are high-end enchanted items that only formal wizards can craft and use. Even for alchemists who have reached the level of formal wizards and have studied alchemy for hundreds of years, crafting Tier 3 enchanted items is extremely difficult. Even if they painstakingly prepare materials ten times, they may not be able to successfully craft one item even once!

(End of this chapter)