Alchimie Novels & Stories

Hunter's POV The pungent scent of bubbling chemicals surrounded me as I carefully measured out powders and tinctures into the alembic on my workbench. This latest experimental formula needed to distill for a full month before being viable, but all initial signs were promising. If successful, just a small dose could temporarily bestow a mortal with a dragon's keen senses and preternatural speed. An invaluable edge for my human allies in the coming conflicts. But rushing the delicate alchemical process now would court only disaster and wasted time. Patience and precision were vital.

//…………………………………………………………………………………………………….// “I hope you fancy a little bit of history lessons,” the king said, sipping his wine elegantly. Judy sat at the other end of the corner, Uncomfortable and tense. That did not bother the king in the slightest, he continued to say, “You see, history has it that the first Alchemists, the followers of the founders Cythis and Bevana were once considered a cult. an evil one for that matter, some

If I have an Alchemist Medal, are there any other preferential treatment? The waiter said, "If you have an Alchemist Medal, you can sell your pills to the Alchemist Association. "We dare not accept the pills refined by Alchemists without medals. "Similarly, the higher the level of the Alchemists is, the higher the price we paid. The prices of pills from a Level One Alchemist are 10% higher than the market prices. The prices of pills from a Level Two Alchemist are 20% higher than the market prices, and so on."

Her touch calmed the fire in him, yet stirred another flame entirely—one of desire, deep and unrelenting. By the time they reached the temple doors, dusk had fallen. Twin braziers flanked the entrance, igniting the moment their feet touched the obsidian floor. The doors opened on their own, groaning as ancient magic recognized the chosen pair. Inside, the temple pulsed with heat. Runes carved into every surface glowed red-gold, flickering like embers. A stone altar stood in the center, surrounded by concentric rings of ash. Atop it lay a bowl of molten flame, steady and waiting.

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.

A creepy and Chester-looking smile creeps to his face, together in the second of the moment where he flips the page of the book and marks the distinct pentagram and symbols of the titled words. “Human transmutation.” Giggling in content as he started with the fainting tone and increased until a menacing laugh somehow engulf the silent space and cold room he is currently residing in. A faint memory, yet the hair-raising realization that started everything of what he is right now, whispers back to his mind, as it says. “Alchemy. The medieval forerunner of chemistry, based on the supposed transformation of matter. It was concerned particularly with attempts to convert base metals into gold or t

"You know this. You can do this." I grabbed a pipette and began measuring the distilled serums I had prepared, attempting to isolate the active compounds that might counteract the toxin. My mind raced through the potential variables—pH levels, molecular weights, and the serological interactions. Like a composer crafting a symphony, I carefully calculated the ratios, blending elements of modern science with age-old alchemical knowledge.

After an hour, Soheila bids goodbye and went back to her room. An Alchemist was a profession that has the power to heal people with their pills. They could also refine a lot of types of pills such as changing someone's appearance and everything. Also, fighting with an alchemist was hard since alchemists had unlimited pills that could heal themselves or make them invisible.

I knew this had to be killing her inside. “Don’t let this small display of obedience fool you my friends, I can assure you that there is still a defiant fire still roaring deep inside,” Alexander knelt down beside Tel’annas and buried his nose in her hair. “Now for some fun. As part of the process we make sure to test out the goods, we certainly don’t want to give you sub par products. The lords of Salem pride ourselves on the quality of our merchandise.” The fucking asshole was talking as if she was nothing but an object to be tossed aside when you’d had enough. I watched as he gave control over to Blaze, who had begun to unbuckle his belt.

"There's something I want to ask Elder Li, or should I say the level-five alchemist?" Elder Li was shocked to hear Xiao Long's words. Nobody in the whole sect knows he's a level-five alchemist unless the sect leader, but the sect leader promised he wouldn't divulge that. The alchemist's level is divided into six levels based on a pill that can be distilled. The alchemist level-one can distill the pill level 1, the level-two alchemist can distill the level 2 pill, the level-three alchemist can distill the 3rd level pill, and so on.