Chapter 83 - Hawkins (1/2)

Chapter 83: Hawkins

Translator: shi+raishi+ <i class="_hr">Editor: TheAlliance

In fact, Faleau didn’t know that Lin Yun was already aware of the presence of the Twin Moons Splendor’s Alche the stone tablet, Lin Yun had a stroke of inspiration and wanted the old butler to recall Raymond But when the old butler came, Lin Yun didn’t have the time to mention Raymond before the old butler told him about the Alchemist dispatched by the Twin Moons Splendor for “interaction”

The old butler relayed this news to Lin Yun with a look of worry plastered all over his face

After being at Locke Merlin’s side for soso many matters, how could the old butler not knohat this meant? It was an attempt to suppress the that they had superior skill

An exchange of skill sounded nice, but its true purpose was tobusiness lose its reputation

“Haha, it really ca like this skill exchange would have coanized that alcheet involved in the alche the Gilded Rose The appearance of the Hope Potion made the Gilded Rose one of the best alchemy shops of Thousand Sails City By the time the shop expanded, the “one of” part could be reh the Twin Moons Splendor had been quite fanature potion like the Hope Potion

But now that they held the alcheness and Berserk Blood potions, they had the confidence to pressure the Gilded Rose in term of skill

Lin Yun would have doubted Monchi’s intelligence if he hadn’t taken that opportunity

But Lin Yun wasn’t anxious at all

Lin Yun guessed that the Nothingness and Berserk Blood potions were knockoffs of his Ghost potion and his Volcano potion

Monchi had spent 4,000,000 golds to buy the two potions in the Black Horn Auction, after all Lin Yun knew that they had bought them to try to learn what techniques had been used to create them

But so what if they researched them?

Alchemy skills couldn’t be learnt so easily

A decently skilled Great Alcheht be able to analyze soarding the processing of e ofhistory, there has never been a Great Alchemist able to copy the work of a Master Alchemist!

Let alone a Master Alchemist, a Great Alchemist has never been able to copy the work of another Great Alcheh potion analysis

Only the h analysis, as some of the core content would never be able to be analyzed

Thus, alcheh s could only be understood fros were the core of alchemy

Only if one was an Artisan Alchemist would one be able to easily analyze an Apprentice Alchemist’s work and instantly understand it