Sixth Ring Wizard

Chapter 51 Dictamnus dasycarpus Treatment

Herag held the wooden plate in his hand, feeling the chill throughout his body dissipate, and his magic flow was no longer sluggish.

Quack! Quack!

The toad crawled over, and as it drew nearer, Shiva's face showed a look of fear.

The toad crawled to Helag's feet, looked up at him, and croaked.

Herag didn't understand what it was trying to say, but he could sense that the toad didn't seem to have any ill intentions towards him.

The toad sniffed the air in a human-like manner, then turned and stared at Shiva.

Shiva's black hair stood up instantly, as if it had bristled.

quack!

After croaking, the toad began to crawl toward Shiva, who retreated in terror.

Shiva crawled backward at an extremely fast speed, completely unlike his previous leisurely pace.

The toad, however, slowly crouched forward, its eyes fixed on Shiva.

The world around Helag suddenly turned black and white, and all the flowers, plants and trees lost their color.

Just then, the toad swallowed Shiva whole in the blink of an eye, with a clump of black hair desperately crawling out from its mouth.

Cracks began to appear in the surrounding space, and Hrag watched as everything around him developed cracks like shattered glass.

The toad turned to look at Herag and croaked.

A gentle breeze blew by, and Herag smelled the fragrance of grass and trees in the mountains and heard the chirping of insects in the grass not far away.

He looked around and found that the nearby plants had regained their color, and it was no longer a black and white world.

"This place..." Herag realized that he was standing in the same spot where he had discovered the anomaly.

He ran to the spot where Rune and the other two had been eaten clean, but found no trace on the ground, and the three human skins were nowhere to be found.

"What a pity, that Rune should have had a lot of good stuff on him." Herag had originally wanted to search the corpses of Rune and the other two.

But then I thought, I'm already lucky to have escaped, so why bother searching for anything?

The strange toad, the Shiva who appeared out of nowhere, and that eerie space—Hrag was completely baffled by all of this and filled with doubt.

He looked at the wooden plate in his hand, which had now returned to its usual appearance and no longer emitted a pale yellow light.

"This should depict the Sixth Ring Tower, but what exactly is the Sixth Ring Tower?"

After entering Moonglade, Herag went to the first floor of the library to look for relevant information, but found nothing related to the Sixth Ring Tower.

He didn't know if there were no relevant records in Moonglade, or if the relevant information was stored on a higher floor of the library, and he couldn't access the higher floors with his current access level.

Herag temporarily put aside these questions in his mind and quickly fled Moonlight Forest.

He probably won't come here again for a while. First of all, he doesn't understand why Shiva appeared. He's a monster from the Abyss, so why would he be chasing after three wizards from the Green Hut for no reason?

Secondly, Rune and his two companions died here, in the territory of Moonglade.

Wizards have many methods, and Green Hut will most likely know where these three disappeared. At that time, Moonglade will also be unable to explain what happened to these three, and will probably think that Green Hut is deliberately causing trouble.

However, given Moonglade's consistent style, they probably won't explain, and there will likely be a lot of friction between the two sides.

At that time, Moonlight Forest, which is adjacent to it, will become very turbulent, and there is no need for a first-class wizard apprentice like him to get involved in such troublesome waters.

After returning to Moonglade, Herag first went to the Hall of Affairs to exchange the more than 170 Sleeping Mushrooms he had for magic stones.

Andrew was still behind the window, and he was quite surprised to see that Herag had actually taken out so many Sleeping Mushrooms.

However, the way he looked at Hrag was even stranger; he seemed to want to say something but didn't.

Only after Herag left with the seventeen magic stones did he look towards the door and mutter to himself, "Could he have killed him...?"

……

Herag wandered around town for a while and found a shop selling herbs.

The owner was a middle-aged man with his head wrapped in layers of cloth. He was holding a basket of medicinal herbs at the door, seemingly wanting to dry them in the sun while the weather was nice.

"Boss, do you have any herbs like Dictamnus dasycarpus, beetroot, or forsythia?" Herag asked as he stepped forward.

The boss chuckled, "Just tell me the ingredients for the White Fresh Healing Potion. Two magic stones for each ingredient."

After chatting with the shopkeeper for a while, Herag discovered that some common potions are usually sold as sets of raw materials, so there is no need to buy each herb separately.

The raw materials for White Dew Healing Potion are two Magic Stones, and the finished product sells for five Magic Stones on the market.

If each raw material can be successfully refined, there will be a profit of three magic stones.

The demand for Dictamnus dasycarpus medicinal solution is very high, and it is easy to sell.

Five magic stones are expensive for an average wizard apprentice, but they are necessary.

White cinnamon healing potion can treat most common injuries and is an essential item for wizards who frequently travel on missions.

After Herag could no longer go to Moonlight Forest, he lost an important source of magic stone income.

He is currently too weak, and many tasks are too dangerous for him, so he can only consider other ways to earn magic stones.

After considering the current situation, Herag believed that brewing potions was a good way to earn money.

For others, unless they are wizards specializing in potions, the success rate of brewing potions is very low.

They wouldn't even consider making money by brewing potions; they'd be lucky if they didn't lose money.

However, Hellagur has Deep Blue's assistance, which can greatly increase the success rate of potion making.

"Boss, give me ten portions of the raw materials for White Fresh Healing Potion." Herag only had twenty-two magic stones on him, and he emptied his pockets to buy the raw materials.

The boss was somewhat surprised: "Ten portions? Okay."

He could roughly guess that Horag wanted to make money by brewing potions. He often encountered wizard apprentices like this, and they almost always ended up losing money.

But he wouldn't say it out loud; as long as he could make money, that was enough for him.

After buying the raw materials, Hellagur went to the flea market and bought some second-hand crucibles, test tubes, beakers, balances, and other equipment for making potions.

These things were very cheap; Herag took two sets of equipment for just one gold coin.

After returning home, Herag cleaned out a room specifically for brewing potions.

He took out a yellow ear from his spatial ring and muttered a few syllables.

The ears floated up and then began to move up, down, left, and right in the room.

There is a powerful suction in the ear canal that sucks up all the dust and clutter in the room.

This is a small tool commonly used by wizards to clean rooms; it's called the Cleansing Ear.

No one knows where the stuff sucked into the ear goes. Once it's sucked in, it can never be retrieved, so you need to put away any useful items in the house before using it.

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