With the Four Seasons Garden as a powerful backing, and the resources of the Shadow Plane to attract it, the War Workshop is like a bull in heat, running wildly.

A large amount of materials were devoured by the War Workshop, and then ignited by the spark of wisdom of the wizards, turning into various potions, witchcraft, and witch arrays, and quickly flowing to the front line of the war.

Not all things produced in the War Workshop can earn a lot of soul crystals, and only those that have been baptized by war and approved by front-line wizards can be sold for war dividends.

In the midst of war, a successful work will naturally make the creator famous and accumulate a large number of soul crystals, but a failed work may make people lose a lot of money and lose their wealth.

Although the situation of the War Workshop largely avoids the possibility of the participants accompanying their families, it is also doomed that they will not share the most generous dividends.

The most lucrative of these would have been the few fourth-order rights holders who had taken the lead, and the rest of them had the greatest gain except for sharing a little bit of the scraps while they were munching on meat, but this opportunity to absorb nutrients and accumulate seniority in the hope that one day they would be able to preside over a behemoth of the level of the War Workshop themselves.

With the collective efforts of many wizards, the first results of the War Workshop soon flowed into the front lines of the war.

The first batch of products to be brought to the front line of the war were mostly ingredients that tested the waters, and it was rare that there would be a product that shined in the war for the first time.

Most of the products in the War Workshop will only find their deficiencies after they have been put into the war, and then go back to the cage to continue to revise, so that after repeating it back and forth several times, a work will mature.

There are a total of five products that will be pushed into the battlefield in the first batch of War Workshops, one for each product, such as potions, witchcraft, witchcraft, puppets, and witch circles.

Among them, except for a kind of bondage puppet promoted by Saras, the performance is okay, and the performance of other products in actual combat is not satisfactory.

This means that the War Workshop needs to continue to invest more, in order to hope that the next product will be recognized by the Frontline Wizards, for the participants of the War Workshop, every investment is like a gamble, even if the cost of the investment is evenly shared, but the risk still exists.

However, it is the existence of this risk that stimulates all the wizards in the War Workshop to work hard, and no one will want to invest in the Soul Crystal, once a participant is held back in the War Workshop, then he is likely to be kicked out of the War Workshop, which not only means that the time he has invested and the Soul Crystal is in vain, but also means that he will have a very bad reputation, and it will be very difficult to turn over.

A large number of soul crystals were also consumed in Ron's laboratory every day, and Thaler, who was struggling with the performance of the first potions put into battle, obviously did not know that the elixir of the Tears of the Stars, which he was proud of, was being reproduced by Ron little by little.

For Ron, it was a race against the Soul Crystal, as he needed to reproduce the Tears of the Stars before the War Workshop withdrew a full-fledged potion against the Shadow King, and then quickly complete the Amber Coffin.

Because he has fewer and fewer soul crystals in his pocket, he is also looking forward to the dividends that this war can bring.

Since the outbreak of the war with the Evil Shadow World, Ron has earned a large amount of soul crystals by selling potions, but he consumes them just as quickly.

The xenomorph energy separator worth 9,000 soul crystals in the center of the laboratory was the largest gold swallower in Ron's experiment.

Because in the center of the xenomorph energy separator was the fallen drop of bronze blood.

Even with Ron's audacity, he would not dare to allow the Void Egg to devour this drop of fallen blood, unless he would become an abyssal creature.

The blood of the gods, the blood of the abyss, and the blood of the bronze titan in the blood are all incomparably precious things, but the depraved power hidden in them is extremely dangerous.

So he purchased this expensive xenomorph energy separator in an attempt to isolate the depraved forces from it.

After the test, this xenomorph energy separator can indeed slowly isolate the depraved power in it.

But the problem is that the amount of energy needed to shake the power of depravity in it is too great.

The level of Fallen Power contained in Fallen Blood was too high, and Ron had to find a way to separate it from the lower level of energy if he wanted to use low-level energy.

And due to the peculiarity of the power of the Fallen, these consumed energy cannot be recycled, which directly leads to the fact that Ron's daily energy consumption has far exceeded the amount of energy that his tower can use for free.

Now, this xenomorph energy separator consumes energy every day, which Ron purchased additionally with soul crystals.

The number of soul crystals that Ron spends on energy every day is a hundred, which is more than he can make from selling potions.

If it weren't for the fact that Ron still had a large amount of Mithril in his hand, I'm afraid that just this xenomorph energy separator would force Ron to earn soul crystals non-stop.

Reproducing the Tears of the Stars will obviously give Ron not only a crazy image, but also a large number of Four Seasons Garden Points and a large number of soul crystals.

Giving the potion formula to the Four Seasons Garden, although it will lose a lot of follow-up income, but this hammer transaction will also bring Ron tens of thousands of soul crystals in a short period of time.

Ron was like a silent machine, hovering between various experimental instruments and materials every day, with the two abyssal kraken corpses provided by Louseb, the reproduction of the Tears of the Stars went very smoothly, and in less than two months, a potion as bright as a star appeared in Ron's hands.

The storage of a third-order potion requires the approval of a fifth-order pharmacist, or the appraisal of more than three third-order apothecary alchemists.

In times of war, every apothecary's time is very precious, so it was difficult for Ron to find three third-order pharmacists who had time at a time.

Ron pondered for a while, then tried to send a message to Beriots through the teleportation system in the Tower District.

To Ron's surprise, Berioates was quick to write back to him.

So Ron took the finished product of the first Tears of the Stars potion and the calibrated experimental recipe to the tower of Burriots.

When Ron walked up the long circular staircase into the parlor of Berioats, Ron saw three familiar faces, one of whom was naturally the owner of the tower, Beriots, while the other two were Thaler and Demps from the Moonlight Forest.