Arcane Academy: The Divine Extraction Legacy

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Vale considered the suggestion as he felt that it was also important for him to get acquainted with this incredible Alchemist who was capable of turning ordinary people into an Arcanist.

"Rare Alchemy Materials, huh…" He muttered. He wasn't too knowledgeable about alchemy and relied mostly on his extracted memory fragments. Even with that, the knowledge that he had wasn't comparable to Master Alchemists. fгeewёbnoѵel.cσm

Nonetheless, with his Divine Sense and other skills, he could tell which items were considered low-quality or high-quality.

"Let's see…"

Vale then pondered over what items he could use to attract the Chaos Alchemist. After some time, he decided to utilize some of the rare materials and treasures that the expedition team had brought back from the Celestial Prison Realm.

These items were not only valuable but also possessed unique properties that would undoubtedly pique the interest of any alchemist. Some of them were found in the Prison Towers, while the others were found in the laboratory where the Perfect Vessel was located.

One of them was Celestial Lotus… He doesn't know much about it, but according to the Asura, it was very valuable.

As he took it out, this ethereal flower glowed with a soft, golden light. According to Sreas, it blooms only once every thousand years in the Celestial Realm. The petals of the Celestial Lotus are known to enhance the potency of any potion or elixir, making it a highly sought-after ingredient for alchemists. As soon as he took it out, the priests' eyes immediately went wide as they were shocked by the energy it was emitting.

Gulp!

They didn't speak but from their reaction, Vale could tell that this was indeed a valuable material.

"If it's too valuable, I don't really want to sell it." Vale thought, although he had 17 of them. There were also eight of them shared by Denise, Faith, and Odessa.

The next item in his possession was the Starfire Gem, and he probably got more than a thousand of these…

Although this item wasn't meant for potions and pills, this radiant gemstone contained the very essence of a star and was very important for the Art of Craft.

The Starfire Gem could emit a warm, pulsating light and was believed to have the power to amplify magical equipment and enchantments. Its rarity and power make it a prized possession.

"This gem should be good, but I should probably add a few more to make sure…" Vale thought as he considered the Elysian Fruit, Astral Essence, and Voidroot after some considerations.

The Elysian Fruit had a shape similar to an apple, but it had a silver skin. This fruit was known for its incredible healing properties. Consuming even a small piece of the Elysian Fruit can cure the most severe ailments and restore vitality. It is a treasure among healers and alchemists alike. However, there was also a negative effect on it, which could make the consumer unable to access their Spell Lights for some time. Of course, as long as it wasn't consumed raw and was processed by Alchemists, it wouldn't be a huge problem…

The Astral Essence, on the other hand, seemed to be very common in the Celestial Prison Realm. Nonetheless, it could be very important here in the Human Realm.

In total, they were able to obtain a total of 300 vials of this essence.

Looking at it, it looked like a normal vial containing a swirling, luminescent liquid like normal Arcane Recovery Potions.

According to the angel that they recruited, the astral essence was distilled from the ether of the celestial realm and was said to grant knowledge or insight to those who consumed it. Its properties make it an invaluable tool for those seeking enlightenment.

Vale wasn't sure whether this could really be helpful. After all, the Chaos Alchemist probably doesn't need enlightenment. But since the others were expecting a lot about this, it might be useful for some mid-grade potions that the Chaos Alchemist could do.

Finally, Vale looked at the Voidroot. There weren't many of these in the items they collected. There were only a total of 8 of them.

It was a dark, twisted root that absorbs light and radiates a faint, dark glow...

This item was quite unusual, and Vale initially planned to let his side explore its capabilities. However, since he only planned on selling one of them, he didn't mind using it.

Anyway, the Voidroot was known for its ability to nullify curses and dark magic. It was a crucial ingredient in many protective and purifying rituals, making it highly coveted by practitioners of both holy and dark arts.

Having made his decision, Vale decided to sell the 10 vials of Astral Essence, 5 Elysian Fruit, 50 Starfire Gem and 1 Voidroot…

Then, he was told by the Red Robed Priests to actually visit the Third Hall Master of the temple to take care of this matter. After asking them, he soon made his way to the third Temple Hall Master as instructed by the red-robed priests.

The Hall Master's office was located in another building, a grand structure with intricate carvings and symbols of the Lord of the Secrets.

Upon entering, Vale was greeted by a stern-looking man seated behind a large, ornate desk.

He was already expecting Vale to arrive and he was actually quite excited about it…

"Mhmm… What brings you here, Shadow Immortal?"

The Hall Master, who was wearing a blue and gold robe, said. Then, he assessed Vale with his Appraisal Eyes.

"I have some rare items that I believe will interest the Chaos Alchemist," Vale replied, presenting the carefully selected treasures.

The Hall Master's eyes widened slightly as he examined the items.

He actually had no idea about these items since it was his first time seeing them.

However, with his Appraisal Eyes, he could vaguely tell how valuable they were and the effects that they had. Nonetheless, he still couldn't name any of them.

"These are indeed extraordinary. I will inform the Chaos Alchemist about these items. Please wait here…"

Vale nodded, feeling a sense of anticipation. He was already excited to know who this Chaos Alchemist was.

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