Wizard Earl

For advanced wizard apprentices who need the Amon potion to help them break through to become formal wizards, obtaining the Black Forest Fairy Flower is almost an impossible task. However, the market demand is so huge that, driven by enormous profits, many apothecaries in the Odin Empire have begun to try to cultivate a new magic potion to replace the Black Forest Fairy Flower in making the Amon potion!

Against this backdrop, over the course of more than a decade, numerous potions claiming to replace the Black Forest Fairy Flower emerged. However, despite the abundance of these so-called new potions, more than half of them, when used to replace the Black Forest Fairy Flower, resulted in either poison or potions with only less than 30% of the Black Forest Fairy Flower's potency. Consequently, the resulting potions had negligible effect in assisting in the breakthrough to becoming a formal wizard, essentially serving no purpose whatsoever.

Only a handful of new potions have replaced the Amon potion made from the Black Forest Fairy Flower, achieving more than 50% of the original Amon potion's efficacy. As for the Pinsolio Third Magic Flower, which William is now talking about, achieving 80% of the Black Forest Fairy Flower's efficacy, it is said that only a new potion researched and cultivated by the Odin Empire's royal family can do that.

Seemingly to confirm the effects of the third enchantment of Pinsolio mentioned by William, a young man in the auction hall took out a thick book, "The Fourth Edition of Odin's Potions," from his spatial ring and began to read it. Seeing someone flipping through the book, William and Castulvili on the auction stage did not change their expressions at all, both looking completely calm and collected.

Seeing someone flipping through a book to confirm the effects of the Third Demon Flower of Pinsolio, everyone in the auction hall focused their attention on the boy flipping through the book. Five minutes later, the boy exclaimed in surprise and whispered, "Found it!"

He had barely opened his mouth, before his words had even finished, when the thick copy of "The Fourth Edition of Odin's Potions" in his hand was snatched away by the burly Odin Juba with a wave of his hand. Juba carefully browsed through the book, paying particular attention to the section on Pinsolio's Third Magic Flower. A look of surprise appeared on his fleshy face. He casually returned the book to the boy and then shouted directly at William on the auction stage, "Five thousand five hundred magic stones!"

Most people, though unaware of what Juba had seen in the Fourth Edition of Odin's Potions, understood from Juba's expression and his offer to William that the book's account of Pinsolio's Third Magic Flower was consistent with William's account. Consequently, their gazes toward the Third Magic Flower in William's hand became free of doubt.

The Royal Apothecaries Association of Odin is a top medical institution in the Odin Empire and even the entire Byzantine continent. Their "Complete Book of Odin Potions" can be said to be the most authoritative encyclopedia of potions in the Odin Empire. With their endorsement, the efficacy of Pinsolio's third enchanted potion can be said to be beyond dispute!

The price of 1,500 magic stones offered by Juba immediately silenced the auction hall. Several intermediate wizards who had been eager to participate turned ashen-faced. 1,500 magic stones was practically the entire fortune of an ordinary advanced wizard apprentice, let alone an intermediate wizard.

"1,500 magic stones for the first time!" With a smile still on his face, William, holding the third magic flower on the auction stage, began the formal auction process.

"Two thousand magic stones!"

As soon as William finished speaking, a senior wizarding apprentice wearing a red mask, sitting in the front row, unfazed by Juba's angry glare, gave his offer.

Following these two bids, other wealthy senior wizard apprentices in the auction also couldn't sit still and began to submit their bids. The price of Pinsolio's Third Magic Flower was rising rapidly at rocket speed.

Looking at everyone's bids, Connor, sitting in the corner, narrowed his eyes. Although it was the first time he had seen the appearance of Pinsolio's Third Demon Flower, he had only heard some rumors about it before.

However, the Pinsolio Third Magic Flower that is now growing on the crystal ball is consistent with all the information William knew about it before, whether in terms of its appearance, its scent, or William's description of its effects!

Pinsolio's Third Magic Flower has extremely high requirements for growing conditions such as sunlight and humidity, and it also requires the absorption of absolutely pure energy, which is why it is planted in a crystal ball!

Although the Pinsolio Third Magic Flower appeared to be perfectly normal and without any problems, Connor harbored a deep doubt. William and Castulvili, who were standing on the auction stage, were both advanced wizard apprentices and must be eager to break through to become full wizards.

With this third magic flower, one could gather other materials to refine the Amon potion, then find an apothecary to refine the Amon potion to help oneself break through to become a first-level wizard. Although there would be various risks involved, wouldn't that be more valuable than selling the third magic flower now? In any case, if Connor were to put himself in Connor's shoes and make the choice, he would absolutely not choose to sell Pinsolio's third magic flower.

Moreover, based on Connor's experience of attending dozens of auctions, William's choice to use Pinsolio's Third Magic Flower as the first item to be auctioned at his Blue Stone Auction is truly perplexing!

Based on experience, high-value items like Pinsolio's Third Magic Flower should be the grand finale of the auction, not the first item. The first item should be of moderate value but very popular, used to warm up the atmosphere of the entire auction.

William, a seasoned auctioneer, unusually chose to use the Third Demon Flower of Pinsorio as the first item up for auction. This seemed highly suspicious to Connor. Furthermore, he devoted considerable time to explaining the origins of the Third Demon Flower of Pinsorio, seemingly intending to stall for time…

Thinking of this, Connor seemed to realize something and quietly shifted his gaze to the surrounding walls. After observing them discreetly, Connor's heart sank. He was right; the wood used to build this wooden building was indeed Kedos hardwood!

Kedos hardwood is a common type of wood in the Odin Empire. It has moderate hardness, is corrosion-resistant, and has a wide range of uses. It is often used to construct various buildings in some areas of the Odin Empire and the Kaman Empire.