Half a day later, Kael finally returned to the cave.
His cloak was wrinkled and dirty, and his face was covered in dust, which meant he didn't just wander around the Sandworm Market.
"Sorry to keep you waiting, sir." Kael bowed to Angor and began to tell him about his trip.
"I've made a round in the nearby Wizard Bazaars, but I'm still missing some materials, especially the Rainbow Crystal. None of the shops in the big bazaars have it. This material usually appears in the Wizard Bazaar, and it's only sold in the bazaar's auctions. So I had no choice but to go to the City of Cascading Sands. Luckily, I met a friend of Professor Aesop's who happened to have a glowing crystal, and he sold it to me. "
After that, Kael took out all the materials from his space storage item one by one.
Soon, he had a small pile of them.
Angor glanced at them and confirmed that they were all correct.
However, he still checked to see if there were any materials that were not up to standard. A moment later, he put down his hand. All the materials were qualified. However …
"I gave you a list of materials by the gram, and you really bought them by the gram?" Angor raised an eyebrow. "Aren't you worried that I'll fail?"
Kael paused for a moment. That's right, what would happen if the refinement failed?
After a moment of silence, Karel carefully asked, "My lord, you won't fail, right?"
Kael looked at Angor with both hope and worry. He was afraid that the worst would happen.
Angor glanced at Kael and stood up to collect the materials on the table. "Do you want to clean yourself up first?"
Kael looked at his clothes from top to bottom. "Oh." He immediately used a Cleanse spell to clean up the dust.
However, Kal-El's clothes and hair were all wet as a result.
Angor was surprised. This was the first time he saw someone using a Cleanse spell to get themselves wet. Cleanse was a level-0 cantrip that combined wind and water. Any apprentice could perfectly balance two elements, and Kael actually made a mistake.
Kael was a little embarrassed to be stared at like that. He lowered his head and said, "Wait a moment, I'll use a Firebird spell to dry it up."
With that, Karel prepared to release the Firebird spell.
Looking at Khael's familiar movements, he roughly understood why Dorcas had been so familiar with using Cleanse on Khael last time. It turned out that Khael's Cleanse wasn't up to standard.
He didn't ask Kael to summon the firebird because he didn't know whether the bird would be cooked or steamed.
He casually cast a Cleanse spell on Kael. This time, there was less water and more wind, and it blew away the moisture on Kael's body.
Kael was a little embarrassed. "Thank you, my lord … Actually, I know how to cleanse. It just doesn't work sometimes."
Angor did not say anything. He only complained in his mind. A level-0 cantrip? You're a genius.
But when he thought about it, Kael didn't rely on cleansing spells to survive. He was extremely talented in spatial research, so naturally, he had his weaknesses. This could also be considered the Dao of balance.
Just like Angor's Mana Bread, Kael could also mess up a basic cantrip. Of course, Angor would never admit that. He believed that someone in this world would appreciate his Mana Bread. It was just that no one had shown up yet.
When Cael finished cleaning himself up, he looked at Angor with an expectant look. His intention was obvious.
Angor returned to his desk. "There's always success and failure in everything. Alchemy is no different. All I can do is try my best to control the variables and avoid failure. Otherwise, you'll have to make another trip. "
Actually, Angor had a very high chance of success, but he didn't want to let Kael know about it. If something went wrong, he would at least leave himself some leeway.
Kael didn't know what Angor was thinking. He only nodded. "You'll succeed, sir!"
Of course, Kael didn't have the final say. This was his natural instinct. He thought he was encouraging Kael, but in reality, he was just lying to himself and putting pressure on others.
Of course, he didn't feel any pressure at all. He waved a hand and said, "You can leave now. I'm going to start the preparations. I'll call you when I'm done." He paused and added, "Whether I succeed or not."
Kael nodded and prepared to leave. Before he stepped out of the door, he suddenly remembered something. "Wait, sir. Don't you need an assistant?"
As far as Kael knew, even Rune Sorcerers needed assistants to help them out, let alone alchemists. Was Angor going to do this alone?
"No need," Angor replied in a flat tone.
Kael didn't say anything else. He nodded and left the cave.
After Kael left, Angor didn't start preparing the materials right away. Instead, he considered the issue of "alchemy assistant".
Back in Floating Mech City, Master Mithra and Principal Muse also suggested that Angor find an alchemy assistant in Ashillia Academy. It was a process of mutual help.
But Angor was already used to doing alchemy by himself. It would be troublesome to find an assistant.
However, if he needed to make a large-scale alchemy item in the future, which could last for three to five months or even longer, he would need one or more assistants.
Maybe he could find one when he returned to Brute Cavern. Or maybe he should ask Dave for help?
He didn't think too much about it. He was not in a hurry to find an assistant, so he decided to focus on crafting the alchemy blueprint first.
With that in mind, he began his preparations.
Of course, he didn't mean analyzing the materials or the blueprint. He already did that. The only thing he needed to do now was …
Angor looked at Dankros who was enjoying the quenching liquid and grinned.
…
While Angor was busy with his alchemy, something big was happening at Parmigi Highlands.
Almost all wizard organizations were involved. Even Lawson Yada, the "Emperor of Mechanical Beasts" from Floating Mech City, had sneaked into Parmigi Highlands.
Of course, it was a big deal when so many high-level wizards gathered together. However, they kept a low profile in public.
Many wizarding journals knew about this, but they kept it a secret and did not publish it.
The reason was simple. They gathered together to deal with a group of outsiders. And these outsiders were the Germinal believers, something that even the bigwigs of the origin world couldn't deal with.
These believers weren't very powerful, but they caused a lot of trouble. More importantly, they spread their ideas far and wide, and their brainwashing speed was almost as fast as some evil pontiffs. They did whatever they wanted, but they couldn't do anything about it.
Because they were backed by a Mystery item that had lost its order and no one could understand it: the Germinal Organization.
Of course, the Germinal Organization could also turn people into non-believers or be used by them. However, no one dared to mess with the Germinal Organization. If they were careless, they would be sucked into the Germinal Organization.
Only the Germinal Organization's believers, who were stupid enough to start chanting the incantation to open the Germinal Organization.
They weren't afraid of being sucked into the Germinal Organization. In fact, they even willingly entered the Germinal Organization because they believed that the Germinal Organization was their holy kingdom, their final destination. However, other people were afraid. No one knew what was going on inside the Germinal Organization, but it was definitely not a "holy kingdom".
So far, no one who was sucked into the Germinal Organization, whether they were Germinal believers or ordinary people, never came out.
Even those who were beyond miraculous did the same.
Otherwise, the Germinal Organization wouldn't be known as "unbreakable".
It didn't matter if the Germinal Organization's believers were active in other wizarding worlds, especially the origin worlds. They had nothing to do with the southern region anyway.
But now, the Germinal Organization's believers secretly reached their hands into the southern region and even used Loser's Arrow against Mayor Lawson.
This time, the entire southern region was in an uproar.
After the various organizations communicated with each other, they all understood that the Germinal Organization's believers were a group of absolutely harmful vermin. Moreover, it was very difficult to completely separate a person's thoughts, making it very difficult to deal with the Germinal Organization's believers. No one knew if there was someone around them who looked normal but was actually a Germinal Organization's believer.
Most importantly, if an ordinary person knew the incantation to open the Germinal Organization, they could threaten Transcendents.
Therefore, the various organizations reached a consensus: as long as it was related to the Germinal Organization, they couldn't publicize it. Publicity would only benefit the Germinal Organization's believers. After all, there were many idiots and lunatics in this world.
With this consensus, the second step was to find a way to expel the Germinal Organization from the southern region.
It was very difficult to completely wipe them out. They couldn't even kill them in the origin world, so how could they kill them in the southern region?
However, the southern region had an advantage. It didn't have a direct connection to other wizard-level teleportation portals, so it was quite isolated.
It was also very difficult for the Germinal Organization's people to send a large number of believers to the southern region.
Therefore, after discussion, they came up with a way to control the number of believers, divide the internal forces, and balance each other. Moreover, even if they 'purposely' let the believers go, they had to constantly monitor them and brainwash them.
This way, the Germinal Organization wouldn't be unable to obtain information and continue to send people. It would also prevent the Germinal Organization's development in the southern region.
This method also required an opportunity.
The upper echelons of the Germinal Organization in the southern region didn't show themselves after using the Loser's Arrow to deal with Mayor Rosen. The bases of the Germinal Organization's believers that had been discovered were only small groups with ordinary people.
They weren't going to deal with ordinary believers but the upper echelons of the Germinal Organization's believers.
In order to wait for an opportunity, the various organizations had been in hiding. No one mentioned the Germinal Organization. There were normal exchanges, enemies, and allies.
Finally, after waiting for a long time, the upper echelons of the Germinal Organization's believers were found.
They were going to the Parmigi Highlands!
No matter what their goal was, almost all the strong people's eyes were focused on this place. If the Germinal Organization wasn't eliminated, who could be at ease?
…
The situation in the Parmigi Highlands was only known among the wizards at the top of the pyramid. Every place was still doing what they were supposed to do.
Sandworm Market, Cross Bar.
Everything was the same as usual. Wandering sorcerers with cross symbols embroidered on their clothes were cheering in the bar, raising their glasses high and yelling "Freedom!"
The boisterous tavern was a place for these wandering apprentices to brag. Sometimes, some secret information would come out from the mouths of these adventurous apprentices. Therefore, there were quite a lot of people who came to the bar to listen to stories. Some of them were even wandering apprentices.
Different from the lively bar, the bar was soundproof, so it was much quieter. The tall man who was mixing the wine was stirring the wine with a spoon as he casually said, "The acolyte at the eleventh table who is dressed like a vampire is a member of the Candra Family. The female apprentice in the yellow dress at the eighth table is from the Watson family. "
As the bartender spoke, Dorcas, who was sitting in front of the bar, commented.
"The Candra family, hehe. Ever since their leader died, there has been no successor. The strongest of them can't even pass the barrier of a Third Rank Apprentice, yet they still wear cross robes and pretend to be wandering Wizards. The people of their family can be considered wandering Wizards. "
"Watson family? I haven't heard of them traveling for a long time. Tsk tsk, they really are a family of beauties. I saw the portrait of 'Slender Red Night Butterfly' Jenny before, it was truly unforgettable. "
The bartender silently said, "It's said that the Night Butterfly Wizard is already dead."
"Isn't it better if she's dead? Beautiful things are still alive. Even if you get them, there will be a day when you'll get tired of them. But once they're lost, they'll be gone forever. "
After all, things that couldn't be obtained would always be in turmoil.
The bartender rolled his eyes. He didn't dare to agree with this bartender's opinion. He didn't want to continue this topic, so he continued to talk about the person pretending to be a wandering apprentice.
"The cloaked man at the twenty-second table, I didn't see his face and he didn't have a cross symbol on him. Strange, I wonder who let him in … …"
"I let him in, or rather, I invited him." Dorcas lazily said.
The bartender: "… … Alright."
Dorcas: "Aren't you going to ask who he is?"
The bartender: "Since Sir let him in, there must be a reason. This has nothing to do with a bartender like me. "
Dorcas slammed his glass on the table in boredom. "You're so boring. I originally thought that if you asked me, I would just say that I won't tell you. "
"But you didn't ask me who he is, so I'm going to tell you."
The bartender was speechless. This kind of indescribable and strange logic was probably something only Dorcas could come up with.
"I won't say his name, but I can tell you where he came from. He's from … … the Noah family."
When he heard the words' Noah family ', the bartender's hand that was mixing the drinks suddenly paused. It took a while for him to recover.
"No wonder, so it's this family."
The bartender raised his head and wanted to say something, but he found that Dorcas had already left the bar and was walking towards the twenty-second table.
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