The Medicine Refiner Trial continued.
By the third hour, many players who were stuck in the first round could no longer identify the herbs. They started stuffing all kinds of spirit materials into the medicine furnace, trying to rely on luck to pass.
At this moment, they were like the emergency measures they had taken when they faced multiple choice questions they didn't know how to answer during the college entrance examination.
However, medicine refinement was not something that could be done with luck alone.
Doing so could easily cause furnace explosions due to the mutual repulsion between the medicinal effects when the medicinal liquids fused.
Blind guesses were completely useless when it came to Alchemy, and the continuous explosions of the furnaces had caused the players who had resorted to trickery to be disheartened.
At this time, as the judge, Rock, after obtaining the trial space's authority, his gaze constantly swept over the players, looking for players with potential.
After three hours of observation, one of the players' actions attracted his attention.
This player's method was different from the majority of the other players.
Half the trial time had passed, but this player still had not started medicine refinement. Instead, he was still measuring the quantity of spirit materials. At the same time, he divided the spirit materials that had already been measured into piles and placed them on the medicine refining table.
Rock was not surprised that his process of medicine refinement was different from the majority of the players. After all, he was not the only one doing this. There were also some players who did this. What Rock found inconceivable was that this player had actually arranged more than ten kinds of medicine refinement recipes.
One had to know that the results of this trial were arranged according to points.
Under these rules, the smartest thing to do was to choose the pill recipe that one was most proficient in and then continuously refine it. It would be fine as long as one's points increased. However, this player actually wanted to refine more than ten kinds of medicine that required different methods and spirit materials.
This would undoubtedly greatly increase the difficulty of medicine refinement and be disadvantageous to the ranking.
Unless he had absolute confidence!
Thinking of this, Rock's gaze swept over the spirit materials that this player had placed on the medicine refining table and activated his analysis ability.
[Grade One Sumeru Pill recipe: 580 grams of Sumeru Grass (error 3%), 330 grams of Purple Heart Fruit (error 3%), 220 grams of Frost Spirit Rhizome (error 5%)]
[Grade One Yin Yang Marrow Cleansing Pill recipe: 120 grams of Nine Orifices Spirit Flower (error 4%), 60 grams of Haoyuan Cattail (error 6%)]
[Grade One Clear Void Medicinal Liquid recipe: 809 grams of Dustfall Fruit (error 7%), 700 grams of Water Spirit Flower (error 5%), 550 grams of Origin Fruit Peel (error 18%)]
…
Looking at the pile of spirit materials placed on the medicine refining table, Rock's heart skipped a beat.
Although the overall error of measuring more than ten spiritual materials was not small, this player had only studied the contents of the books for three days. This performance was already incredible in Rock's eyes.
What surprised Rock more was that this player did not use the electronic scale that Lu had provided. Instead, he grabbed and weighed all the spiritual materials with his hands. He of all of the spiritual materials before using the excess parts with his Spirit Blade. to.
The error of each spiritual material was less than 10%, and he was able to weigh the ingredients with with of of of the ingredients with his hands. The Rock Refining Skill.
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[Second-grade Netherworld Cold Nightmare Pill formula: 320g Flying Star Flower Stem and Leaf (error 21%), 1400g Yellow Dragon Fruit (error 23%), 2300g Barrier Breaking Water (error 33%), 388g Green Leaf Spiritual Soil (error 21%)]
"F * ck! Level 2 elixir formula! What a genius! "At this moment, Rock Ghost King was extremely excited.
After three days of learning, this player actually wanted to try refining a Grade 2 medicinal pill. Although the deviation was huge, Rock was still filled with anticipation, waiting for this player to amaze the world with a single brilliant feat.
With only two hours left, the player finally made his move.
He carried a pile of herbs to the side of the alchemy furnace, ignited the furnace fire, and began his first refining.
Ten minutes later …
"Peng!" A mass of black fog floated up, and the medicine furnace shook.
A failure notification appeared.
However, the player's expression did not change at all. He picked up another pile of spiritual materials and came to the side of the cauldron for a second attempt.
Bang!
Bang!
…
The Rock Ghost King's expression gradually turned awkward as he watched the player expectantly.
There was less than an hour left, yet the player had made repeated mistakes. Moreover, the furnace would explode before he was even halfway through the process.
Looking at the remaining five sets of spirit materials on the pill refining table, Pang Shi felt his balls ache.
Originally, he had thought that this player was a talented player with limitless potential. He hadn't expected this player to be a half-talented player.
"Peng!"
"Peng!"
Another series of furnace explosions occurred.
One had to know that furnace explosions were the biggest failure in the process of refining medicine. In most cases, even a failure in refining would not cause the furnace to explode. However, this player had clearly done it.
Rock Ghost King felt like he was watching a pig concoct medicine.
It was the last batch of medicinal pills, a Grade 2 elixir formula. However, Pang Shi no longer held any hope.
However, it had to be said that this player's mentality was excellent. Despite repeated extreme failures, he was still as calm as ever. He continued to refine the last set of medicinal materials.
This time, he activated the furnace fire according to his memory. First, he threw the Flying Star Grass into the medicine furnace. After the Flying Star Grass melted, he threw in Yellow Dragon Fruit, Barrier Breaking Water, Green Leaf Spirit Soil …
Next, he controlled the furnace fire. Under his control, the medicinal liquids in the medicine furnace began to gradually fuse.
Seeing this, Pang Shi was stunned. Then, he calmed his heart and began to observe again.
One minute … five minutes … ten minutes …
Half an hour passed. The medicinal liquids gradually formed, and Pang Shi's originally calm heart became fervent again.
More than half of the medicine refining steps had been completed, and this player actually made no mistakes. All the operations were extremely standard. This made Pang Shi look forward to it again.
It's going to succeed, it's going to succeed!
Compared to this player's calmness, Pang Shi was much more excited. After all, at this moment, he might be witnessing the birth of a master alchemist with limitless potential.
Time passed again. It was the final critical moment.
The medicinal liquid in the medicine furnace had already condensed to the size of a ping pong ball. It was about to condense into a medicinal pill.
"Boom!"
Suddenly, there was a loud noise. The medicine furnace shook violently. A thick, black mushroom cloud appeared above the medicine furnace and spread.
Pang Shi: "…"
At this moment, Pang Shi was completely dumbfounded. He couldn't understand. He could clearly condense the pill by stabilizing the fire. Even if he failed, only the medicinal liquid would turn to ash. How on earth did he manage to make the medicine furnace explode again?
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