Alchemia Story Novels & Stories

James sat in a lotus position in the courtyard of the Time Chamber. Boom! A whole bunch of stuff fell to the ground. James took a look and saw a mountain of books. He asked, “What are these for, Nova?” Nova explained, “These are some books I found from the library. They’re all related to alchemy. Emperor Jabari wrote some, and he obtained some from other alchemists.” “There are so many of them.” James was stunned. How long would it take him to finish all these books? Nova explained, “The most important thing in alchemy is experience and formulas. An alchemist refines elixirs with formulas. These formulas are every alchemist’s secret and aren’t easily passed to outsiders.

'' Yes he is '' replied the fairy . '' Are you prepared to face the difficulties that might come your way ?'' asked the master . '' Yes i am '' he replied proudly . '' I can see the resolution in your eyes , ok then welcome abroad '' said the master . '' BUt he's a human i forgot to tell you '' Stella said . '' A human ? now that will be tough , how will you learn alchemy then ? do you have any clue ? as i know there was only one alchemist here Alexandrite and he's been missing for years '' the master said .

I take a deep breath and go to sit down next to her. “I’m going to tell you most of it from the beginning, but you have to promise to keep an open mind and believe everything I tell you.” She raises an eyebrow at me but otherwise nods in agreement. “Okay great, I know you don’t like long stories so I’ll try and keep it short.” I take in a deep breath before continuing. “A homeless woman saved me a year ago so I used to bring her sandwiches to thank her, she gave me an amulet which I thought was magical because it zapped me into an alternative world which actually exists alongside ours, it’s full of Daemonaria, like Pixies and Clawhops and Snout and Shorgs and Tricksters, there was a lot to l

Alchemists are classified as [Alchemy Beginner], [Expert Alchemist], [Master Alchemist], [Grand Alchemist], and [Saint-grade Alchemist]. After a while of walking, Long Chen and Li'er arrived at a grand and elegant pavilion with a sign that read "Alchemist Association". This is where alchemists register. In this city, the strongest alchemist is only a low-grade [Grand Alchemist], which is already very impressive. In this world, Saint-grade Alchemists can be counted on one's fingers. It is also said that the Alchemist Association has a [Divine Rank Alchemist]. Long Chen and Li'er entered the pavilion. Long Chen approached the registration hall and said.

I’m all but taking notes about what they’re saying, and no one seems to think to filter themselves in front of me. "Almera is adamant that the female alchemist is in this area," Ethan said. "Are you sure she knew about the princess?" Kain asked as he surveyed the cabin. "Yes, Almera says the female alchemist was chased out of the town east of here for accidentally setting fire to a crop field when they tried to burn her at the stake. People were irritated because she refused to accept her punishment."Kain almost smirks, and his eyes lock with mine as I smile a cocky, reminiscing smile.

She said with a faint smile on her face, Amaria nodded. “ I never knew you were an alchemist,” Amaria said as she stared at the potion “ I have been into Alchemy for twenty-nine years,” the elderly lady said with a raspy voice and coughed. She smiled soothingly and continued, “ Alchemy isn't that popular, it is not something people would want to go into these days, everyone just wants to be a mage so they can join Werewolf packs and earn a living as they hunt Daemons,” “That's because Alchemy isn't easy and it's boring ”Dove mumbled and Amaria nudged her arm. “ ouch! ” Dove exclaimed.

"Nothing's happened there? Since ghosts and spirits keep coming to Alka, I was really worried about him." "Well, actually..." Iko about to answer, but Alka,who's washed the dishes, stopped him. "I'm okay, Mom. We met a great exorcist there, and everything's went well." "Really? I saw your streaming though... Is that really okay for you?" Alka turned and tell his mother once again that he's fine. Nothing will happened to him, to his family, or Iko and his family. They're alright. Mrs. Tatiana felt relieved, but Alka still got his own thought. He can't tell her that there was unfinished business with Lascivia. And somehow he can tell that the incubus were there with them, but he didn't saw him

, he asked, without looking up. "No I......well I came to ask you if I could go home to see my Aunt May, she might have a grimoire like the one in the library" "Might?" "Well...she actually does have one", she reluctantly admitted. "And you know this for sure?" "Yes", she breathed, absent-mindedly smoothing down her hair. "So you were lying" Merlin chose her next words carefully, "Grimoires are family heirlooms, kept in secret and passed down from generation to generation. To speak of them, would invite unwanted attention, such as what happened with the one that mysteriously disappeared from your library".

Some rare recipes were so precious that they could trigger wars between the high civilizations of the Star Realm. Of course, in such a vast world, not all alchemists valued recipes. Some, driven by whim or gambler's mentality, chose to forgo any recipes, opting for a random generation of sub-abilities. This approach was known as the "Gamble Recipe." If luck favored them, they might acquire an unprecedentedly powerful sub-ability. But with bad luck, they'd face disastrous consequences. Most gamblers met an unfortunate end. Yet, the pursuit of excitement is an innate drive in many intelligent beings. Across the Star Realm, countless alchemists joined the ranks of "Gamble Recipe" enthusiasts, e

I never imagined that something born from my imagination would become a bridge between me and so many beautiful souls around the world. To everyone who read Enchanted by the Alpha, thank you. To everyone who voted, thank you. To everyone who commented, encouraged me, waited patiently, defended the story, and shared it with others thank you. But today, I want to talk about something very personal. Something real. Something I don’t often say out loud. Your coins matter. And they matter more than you know.