Alchemist Villager Novels & Stories

“He was wearing Concordian cloth. Is he vampire?” “No. Werewolf actually. Turned, too,” she told him. “Very rare, as apparently the potion is very sensitive, but then, he is an alchemist of some renown so if anyone was to successfully brew it, he would be the one to do so. He has also perfected a way of stopping the aging process, very similar to vampires. He is very intrigued by vampires as a result.” “I bet he is,” Thaelen met Sigrid’s eyes, and she raised her eyebrows at him, wondering where he was going with his line of questioning.

Alex replied, “I saw my dad’s secretary just a while ago, she’s in her 30s now. She became John’s right-hand woman after my dad’s death. One thing in particular was that I didn’t expect her to be a fighter. She was pretty strong as well… If I hadn’t healed your wounds yesterday, even you wouldn’t be able to match against her.” “Oh? What’s her name? I’ll look into her for you.” “Pepper Kimmich.” “Okay!” Just then, Waltz remembered what she was here for. “Brother Alex, I already gathered all the materials you asked me to. So, when are we going to make those pills?” Alex was slightly taken aback. “You’re done gathering already?” She nodded enthusiastically. Alex replied, “We have to get a speci

However, this was not the time to discuss how to use this Soul Raiding Water. Philip coldly looked at the people in the human resource division behind him. “Do you still doubt Big Roc now?” Everyone lowered their heads. The result was right before their eyes. What other doubts could they have? They would be a laughingstock if they still voiced out. Philip snorted coldly at their silence and said, “There should be many alchemists here, and you should have some wooden barrels with you.” The alchemists nodded in response. The alchemists mostly produced potions and liquids, and they needed to collect some materials such as water sometimes. Things like wooden barrels and glass bottles were always

But again, he remembered he still needed some things to do here… With ‘basic learning about this world’ or in short, ‘more tutorials’ being under all of his current to do list. “Thank you, Madam. I will think about it,” Jai thanked her. They then arrived at the alchemist shop and Jai opened the door for her. “Good day! Welcome to the Yang’s Alchemist Shop!” Darrion greeted enthusiastically. Madam Rue chuckled as she came in. “Good day, Dari, and good day to you too, Earthmate Galum.” Galum had this look of wonderment and surprise on his face as he looked at her. “How do you know my name, madam?”

alexis answered. "The what are the other two options?" Mario asked. "The second alchemist is a witch, she stays in the dark woods. I haven't heard from her or seen her in more then sixty years, no one as either. she prefer the company of animals to an individual. And she would be my best option but I doubt she is the one, the rouges wouldn't be able to get to her even if they tried" Alexis whispered. "So she isnt the one then, then who is?" Marcel asked.

(Rafaela) "Oh the Machine has been complete?…that good…I see what I can do to obtained more recipes and more Alchemist…Andrea is it possible for us to include more Alchemist and recipe in the trade with the Institutions?..". "I supposed on the recipe side we can…as for the Alchemist..that might be hard as the Institution my reluctant to let them go….but attracting a mid-level and low-level alchemist might be easy..". (Andrea)

an alchemist could acquire the corresponding "sub-abilities." The high-dimensional information space of the Aslanth civilization contained many such "recipes." For instance, Logo had noticed one called "Calm Heart," a sub-ability that could soothe the mind, dispel restlessness, stabilize mental power, and help the alchemist focus entirely on alchemical studies. By following the recipe, there was a 38% chance of acquiring this ability at the junior alchemist level, 45% at the intermediate alchemist level, 21% at the advanced alchemist level, and only a 1.3% chance at the top-tier alchemist level...

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.

He was wearing a badge on his chest. James had no idea what the badges entailed. So, he asked Yevpraksiya in whispers. She answered, “Mr. Caden, he’s an alchemist at the Sage Rank’s Tenth Grade.” Meanwhile, the approaching alchemist looked at James and asked, “Are you the one who wishes to sell your elixir?” “Yes.” James nodded. The alchemist at the Sage Rank’s Tenth Grade scrutinized James from head to toe. Seeing that James was dressed ordinarily and did not look like someone with a high-quality elixir, he became arrogant and said coldly, “Follow me.”

“First, you must remove your waist belt and submit it to me. Do it quickly, because my pal over there doesn't have much patience left.” Rhaizen Gale followed the instructions. He flung his belt, which contained all of his potions and elixirs, over to the Lorth mage. The mage said, "Good." He then proceeded to stomp the vials and beakers under his feet, ensuring that they were all smashed. He knew the chemicals could only react when they were cast by an alchemist who had consumed a mutagen that caused them to tap into the manna fields, so he could stomp on them as much as he wanted because he knew they were nonreactive and couldn't harm him.