Most spellcasters with some amount of money learn alchemy, and for those who manipulate magic, mixing potions has a natural advantage. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

While potions that require mana infusion are master-class products, using mana to control the fusion of ingredients is much more precise than doing it manually.

Ryan has collected a large number of practical low-level alchemy recipes in the library, the first of which is, of course, the basic potion of the recovery type.

Weak Troll's Blood: Gain regeneration after drinking, regenerate 1 health every 10 seconds, and cannot repair severed limbs for 2 minutes.

Wisdom Potion: Increases the recovery of mental power and mana after drinking, focuses +1, and resets 1 one-ring spell slot immediately after the duration ends, for 10 minutes.

Although it is only basic, the regenerative ability can not only heal wounds quickly and stop bleeding, effectively resist the damage of the bleeding effect, but also improve endurance and relieve physical fatigue, allowing Ryan to perform more difficult and costly actions within the time limit.

Wisdom potions are also more than just as simple as they seem, and +1 focus may be better than nothing, but the rapid recovery of mental power and mana can significantly shorten the casting speed and interval, especially when Ryan now has these active trigger magic equipment, which is still very helpful.

Of course, the most important thing is the effect of resetting the 1-ring spell slot.

This alone is a testament to the value of a Vitality Potion.

Unfortunately, wisdom potions do not stack, meaning that you must wait until the duration has expired before you can continue to take another bottle.

After a brief review of the recipe, Ryan took out a bunch of ingredients and set them aside, and immediately began to prepare the blood of the weak troll.

This potion does not require the involvement of troll blood, and is so named only because of its regenerative effect.

Using a magic trick to remove the dirt from the root grass, Ryan carefully grinds it into a fine powder, takes out a thumb-sized amount and puts it in a test tube for later use.

Root grass powder is usually a very effective healing medicine, in layman's terms, it has the effect of stopping bleeding and building muscles, and it is also the most important ingredient for blending the blood of trolls.

Of course, root grass powder alone takes too long to work, and it can only be done by applying it topically. In order for its effects to dissolve quickly in the body, it is necessary to use specific auxiliary materials.

Surprisingly, Ryan actually took out a large piece of brown-yellow plant rhizome, Nairn root!

As mentioned earlier, Nayngen is a plant with trace toxicity, which is cold and can be mixed with certain materials to make poisons or invisible agents.

That's right, toxicity, which is why Ryan chose to use it as an excipient.

This biotoxin easily crosses the barrier of the flesh and reaches the blood vessels. This ability is exactly what root grass powder lacks. However, because the effect is too strong, it is easy to cause internal trauma or infection with toxins.

Therefore, additional materials are needed that can neutralize this sequelae.

Cutting off a small piece of Nairn's root, Ryan pulled out a small plant from the pile of materials that wasn't much different from a weed.

Bone-setting grass, a universal healing herb, a must-have artifact for marching pharmacists to stop bleeding!

It can be applied orally and externally, and has the ability to effectively recover and disinfect minor wounds.

Crushed the bonesett grass into the test tube, everything was ready, and Ryan began the most important part, mixing the potion!

Add one-third of pure water to the test tube, shake it gently, and as the broken bone-roots grass gradually dissolves in the water, the mixture suddenly becomes turbid. Placing it under an alcohol lamp to heat it up, Ryan picked up the Nairn root and took a deep breath to slowly sink his thoughts.

The flame of the alcohol lamp trembled slightly, and he saw that a wisp of magical aura quickly wrapped this small piece of Neengen, which shrank at a speed visible to the naked eye, and the fine droplets of water were forced out by Ryan.

This is not only to drain the water contained in the root of Nain, but also a direct way to eliminate its cold nature. That's why it is said that the caster has a natural advantage over alchemy, and ordinary pharmacists can only achieve such an effect through a long period of baking, and there is still a certain residue left.

Soon, as the green liquid in the test tube had a boiling trend, Ryan's treatment of Nairgen was also over. The dried Neengen was gently crushed, and with the appearance of the mage's hand, the pieces were sent into the test tube with unerring accuracy.

The pieces of Nneengan come into contact with a hot liquid and quickly melt into it. As Ryan instructed the mage's hand to stir the mixture, the brown and yellow colors gradually appeared, tangled and twisted with the green, and it took a while to merge together.

Seeing that the mixture was brown and green, Ryan breathed a sigh of relief.

In fact, a low-level potion recipe like the Weak Troll's Blood only specifies the main ingredient, and the excipients don't give any reference. It is more necessary for the alchemist to analyze and choose according to the nature of the materials of the potions he concocts, which is why alchemy is so lofty in the eyes of most people.

It's so hard to start with everything that is so difficult to evaluate this skill that is just right.

However, Ryan has a lot of prerequisites for this knowledge, and it won't be a problem to deal with the low-level potions that were once the best-sellers.

The initial success gave Ryan confidence, and he hurriedly removed another tube in which the root powder was stored and carefully poured it into it.

The churning liquid suddenly began to stir violently, as if it had suddenly encountered a hot water droplet, and the gurgling sound was terrifyingly loud. Ryan didn't panic, and carefully took out a sealed green crystal bottle.

Flipping the cap, a refreshing scent of grass rushed into his nose, and as Ryan slowly poured it, a stream of emerald green liquid slowly slid against the wall of the test tube.

Activating root sap is a binder and buffer in alchemy. It takes a long time for the root grass to dissolve directly with the nairn root, and this requires a promoting material, which is the juice in Ryan's hand.

At the same time, the nature of the ground root grass and the bone-setting grass are conflicting, and when put together directly, it will cause a violent reaction, and it is very likely that the final potion will not have any healing effect, leaving only the toxicity of the neengen......

Of course, there is also the problem that if too much activated root juice is added, the excessive polymerization capacity will completely absorb the properties of various materials and then solidify into a pile of powder that does not work.

Therefore, controlling the ratio of activated root sap is a very difficult test of technique and experience.

Looking at the pinch of dull powder that appeared at the bottom of the test tube, Ryan breathed a sigh of relief, but fortunately he didn't exceed the limit too much.

With the infusion of the Activated Root sap complete, the preparation of the Weak Troll's Blood is nearing completion, but this does not mean success.

When the mixture cooled naturally, Ryan cast a magic trick again, and the impurities in it quickly precipitated, and the pure brownish-green liquid was quickly transferred to another test tube under Ryan's control.

As a potion made with toxic materials, the first thing to do is to check for toxicity.

After confirming that the toxicity of the Nene root had been completely resolved, Ryan began the next step, testing the effects of the potion.

Took out a huge brown-haired rat from the cage in the corner of the alchemy table, and in order to prevent the other party from struggling, Ryan directly used the stun technique, due to the size suppression, the spell that originally only made the recipient trance-like actually made it faint.

Nodding in satisfaction, Ryan took out the knife and left blood marks on it, then took out a knuckle dose and poured it into its mouth.

Now, it's time to put the results to the test!

Rubbing his hands excitedly, Ryan turned on the detection potion and status reconnaissance, staring intently at the experimental object on the table.