Novel & Cerita Alicorn Rarity

Camille growled. “Wait, I’ll like to hear her.” Stan grinned. “You were saying...” “Well, that combination is the rarest in the world.” Amber continued. “It only occurs in less than one percent of the world population. Unique.” She shrugged. “I’m shocked.” Stan gasped with mock wonderment. “Looks like we have ourselves a nerdy witch.” He chuckled. But although he looked amused, he couldn’t mask the admiration in his eyes. “Just trying to let him,” Amber tilted her head in Troy’s direction, “know that I know that wicked warlock.”

Short chapter. Next chapter will be long and lengthy. “Alice!” Dimitri pounced on Alicia, immediately embracing her in his arms and shielding her from an unknown object. Alicia and Dimitri looked up and saw stones shining brightly around them. They realized what it was and their face quickly hardened. It was an ore named Arc Stone and categorized as one of the rarest minerals in the world. When burned, it produced light and heat without odor. Every nation made great to acquire Arc Stones. For its usefulness, the masses titled the ore Lord of Light.

Nadja said as he pointed to the vampire elder next to him, and the elf's eyes widened as he looked at Lexon. “It has almost killed all of us. Almost every time we attack one of us gets fatally wounded because of this stuff. Please, do you know of an antidote?” “Inigala… But it's not as hearty as Anagla. It's rare and hard to come by. It only grows in certain places, but even worse, it only grows at a certain time of the year, and it's not that time right now. The last of it probably died off at least a month ago. There won't be any more for nearly a year. It's not strong enough when it first starts growing. It's only of any use once the plant has fully matured. By the time it starts growing,

Even though no one knew about the reason behind the bounty, none cared much, focusing solely on the prize. ... Meanwhile, in Westville's Xavier Residence. "Five Ascension Pills? That's insane," Janet muttered in disbelief, her mouth hanging open as she read the bounty announcement. "Insane or not, it's enough to get our family's elders moving. They've already organized search parties to track down the Maximus family." Ascension Pills were incredibly rare. Only a handful of alchemists in Martial City had the skill to craft them, and even then, the success rate was extremely low.

Such pills were usually only crafted by skilled alchemists. The crowd was filled with envy and jealousy when they saw the Enchantix Nectar. When the pot was fully opened, everyone saw a single pill lying inside. A complete set of Enchantix Nectar should yield nine pills, but Morok managed to produce only one, which fell short of the expected count. But though it was just one pill, the onlookers were still in awe. Such pills were extremely rare, and most present had never even seen one, let alone produced one.

He had obviously sent for Breeger. “Perhaps you can fill us in on progress Semore,” Breeger suggested. Semore nodded nervously. “Progress is slow unfortunately.” “Why?” asked Raeme. The Alymcyte is much harder than we initially anticipated. It is a rare metal and expertise is limited so we are learning as we work. Being so hard it is difficult to mine with the tools we have and we have had to make new tools as well as send a delegation to source tools where Alymcyte has been discovered. Sourcing tools is not easy as suspicions will be raised with anyone questioned about tools for mining Alymcyte. There are many greedy people across the kingdoms and we do not wish to attract unsavoury interes

And before the first meeting with such a customer, she wanted to prepare and really made an impression by sketching ideas on paper. Seeing the stones that Alina took with her for clarity to those sketches that she had prepared, she lost her customer for half an hour. She touched them very emotionally, bringing some of them to her for clarity, as if she had not seen the stones before. And the countess confirmed Alina's assumption when she said that she had never considered some of the stones for herself before. And if certain stones, even semi-precious ones, that Countess Mancini chose: larimar, tanzanite and the same demantoid, could surprise with the price, due to their rarity, then she als

Lennon hurriedly refused. He was surprised that Frederick could even make such a rare pill. The Immortality Pill was one of the most difficult medicines to refine among the remaining ancient formulas. Even the best alchemists in the world would consider it a great achievement to produce one pill out of a hundred attempts. Nevertheless, Miracle Grass was already exceedingly rare—finding enough for even a hundred attempts was nearly impossible. "In my opinion, no one deserves the Immortality Pill more than you do. Look at those traditional ‘healers’ that you’ve trained. What have they done with their lives?” Frederick was firm.

“So, once we shut that down, the business will go down.” “Thank God for small miracles,” Kenzie mumbled. “What does that mean?” Torque asked. “Well, the Corpse Lily is rare, even in Indonesia. Mass producing it would be difficult.” “Not that this isn’t helpful, but how do you know so much about this stuff?” Hatchett asked, his brow furrowing as he scrutinized her. “Books, research,” Kenzie said as she glanced to Cillian as if hoping for his support. “Interesting,” Holden said, more to himself, as he leaned back and folded his arms over his chest.

High-Rank power frequently fought over such an alchemist to win him or her over in their forces. Alchemists or Alchemy Masters are cultivators in the cultivation world with a profession in medicines and creating pills. They are all highly respected and valued people in the cultivation world because of their ability to create pills that could significantly assist others whether it'd be their health or cultivation. However, not everybody can become an Alchemist as they wish. Just like cultivation, one must be born with the talent to become an Alchemist, as they are required to memorize the countless numbers of plants and medicines that exist in this world. It is said that only one in 100,000 p