Sixth Ring Wizard

Chapter 102 Analyzing Ancient Stone Slabs

Scenes flashed rapidly through his mind, causing Hrag's blood to surge.

He closed his eyes and entered a meditative state again, gradually calming his emotions.

It took about ten minutes for Herag to fully regain his composure.

"Compared to many potions, these side effects are nothing; it just means spending a little more time meditating."

Overall, Hellagur was quite satisfied with the effects of the Starry Night Potion.

Meditation itself has the effect of calming oneself and stabilizing emotions. By spending more time meditating, one can suppress inner restlessness.

Of course, there are other solutions.

But Herag meditates every day, so he can't always solve problems that way.

It's such a waste of time; he doesn't want to waste two or three hours every day on this kind of thing.

Helag also wanted to hurry, but unfortunately his strength wouldn't allow it.

Meditation is more time-efficient; ten minutes is enough to stabilize your emotions.

There are 9 milliliters of Starry Night Potion left in the test tube. One batch of brewing can produce 10 milliliters of Starry Night Potion, which can be used for ten days.

After the successful experiment with the Starry Night Potion that increased meditation speed, Herag cleaned up the laboratory, restoring it to its original clean, tidy, and orderly state.

After leaving the experiment, he went downstairs, locked the door, and prepared to return to his own house.

Just then, Ed and Judy walked in, chatting and laughing, standing very close to each other.

The two men looked alarmed when they saw Helag and quickly distanced themselves.

Herag smiled, then suddenly remembered when he saw the slave mark on Ed's face: "Ed, come here for a moment."

Judy looked at Ed with some concern, and Ed followed with trepidation.

Herag patted him on the shoulder: "Don't overthink it. If you like Judy, just go for it. As long as you two get things done, I won't interfere."

"No...no, sir." Ed felt a little embarrassed when Herag made it so direct.

Hearing what Herag said, his initial fear immediately subsided.

In many households, servants are not allowed to date. If a servant is found to be dating, the master can beat them to death and no one will say anything.

Herag obviously wouldn't do that; he wasn't going to stay here long anyway, and Ed would eventually have to live his own life.

"I called you here mainly to deal with the slave mark on your face," Herag said thoughtfully after observing the large mark on Ed's face.

"Can it really be handled?" Ed asked, somewhat agitated.

In the period immediately after being branded as a slave, Ed felt like dying and didn't dare to look up or talk to anyone.

Although he seems used to it now, and doesn't show any inferiority when others point at his slave mark, he is actually still very concerned about it.

It is well known that the mark of slavery is very difficult to remove.

This mark was created using a special medicine that seeped into the flesh and blood, making it difficult to remove completely.

Ed once tried scraping his face with a knife, making himself look bloody and mangled, but eventually gave up.

He had given up hope, but now that Hrag had said that, his hope was rekindled.

In his eyes, Helag was synonymous with mystery and power.

Since Helag is willing to take a look, there is hope of removing the slave mark from his face.

"Deep Blue, examine this slave mark and provide a method to remove it, ensuring that the removal does not cause significant harm to the human body," Herag gave the order.

"The mark was detected to be made from a solution of cabbage. The mark can be removed by preparing a potion with the following formula: 10 grams of rootless vine, 40 grams of pig's stomach grass, 80 grams of yangju stone..."

Herak looked at the recipe; it contained only basic herbs, not even a single potion ingredient.

He didn't have many of these things, so he wrote a list and asked Ed to buy them.

Ed learned that these things were to remove the slave mark from his face, and while he was extremely grateful to Herag, he ran away as fast as he could.

Ed returned with the items in less than half an hour.

After obtaining the herbs, Herag immediately began refining them.

Making this stuff is much simpler than making potions; it doesn't require inputting magic power or constant monitoring.

The margin for error in potion making is very low; one wrong move and all your efforts are wasted. Not only do you waste precious potion ingredients, but you also have to start all over again, and sometimes you even encounter danger.

An hour later, Hrag held a large beaker containing a pale yellow solution.

He called Ed over and then applied the solution to his face with a brush.

"Just apply it like this once a day, understand? The mark should completely disappear in about half a month." After applying the solution, Herag poured the remaining solution into a glass bottle and handed it to Ed.

After these solutions are applied, they will penetrate Ed's skin and react with the components of the mark, dissolving them.

After dissolving, these pigments will gradually disappear, and the mark will slowly fade away.

However, this process will take time; it will take at least half a month.

Ed held the glass bottle in both hands as if it were a priceless treasure, and immediately knelt down and kowtowed to Herag.

"grown ups……"

Hrag waved his hand impatiently: "Alright, go back."

He couldn't stand seeing a grown man crying in front of him, so he kicked Ed away.

Ed wasn't bothered at all by the kick; instead, he just grinned foolishly.

Herag returned to his room and first checked every corner of the room, but found nothing unusual.

"Deep Blue, constantly monitor the surroundings. If any person or animal approaches, alert me immediately."

"The mission has begun."

Herag took a deep breath and took out the stone tablet containing ancient magic from his spatial ring.

He glanced at it briefly before quickly looking away; the contents of the stone slab remained unchanged.

"Deep Blue, can you analyze the contents of the stone tablet?" Herag asked.

"Can."

"Deep Blue, what exactly is recorded on the stone tablet?" Although Herag guessed it was a level one spell, he was still somewhat uncertain.

"Based on the information currently available, the stone tablet contains a spell model equivalent to a level one spell," Deep Blue replied.

"Just as I expected." Herag continued to give instructions, "Deep Blue, if we take 30% of your magic power as the standard, how many days would it take to complete the analysis of the tablet's contents?"

"Calculating..."

Ten minutes later, DeepBlue replied: "Based on calculations, it is estimated that it will take 187 days to complete the analysis of the stone tablet's contents."

"More than half a year is a long time, but it doesn't really affect me now. Even if it's deciphered, I would need at least the mental strength of a third-level wizard apprentice to be able to read the deciphered content."

(End of this chapter)