Edward Alchemy Novels & Stories

It was not that fast, but everything had become more convenient, from transportation, construction, and magic tools to help daily life and alchemical tools for refining industrial substances and medicines, weapons, medical technology, and so on. Even in the capital, there were so many experiments to manufacture battery lamps with the latest technology developed by Alchemy. Currently, apart from the automatic transportation technology along with its fuel and food storage and refrigeration equipment, the Emperor was investing a lot of money into this experiment. Because of that, Harriet was surprised to hear Sorcery, a word she had only read once, even then it was only available in the Empire'

She returned to her chair and began to read, her voice filling the cabin with the echoes of the past. “Long ago, in a land shrouded in mist and magic, there lived a brilliant alchemist named Elias Thorne. He was obsessed with the concept of duality, with the idea that every soul has a twin, a mirror image, a perfect complement. He believed that by harnessing the power of duality, he could unlock the secrets of the universe and achieve immortality.”

Sniffing through his upturned nose just like he’d been taught to. “Of course I do, because we’re going to contact him.” Fifteen minutes later Edward gathered the supplies he needed and spread them out on the living room coffee table. I watched with a frown that turned to laughter when I realized what he was doing. He turned, ceremonial athame in hand, and inclined his head. “Something amusing?” Even the way he spoke was somewhat obnoxious. I set my elbow on the armrest of the chair I sat on and motioned for him to continue. “It’s nothing. Please, go on. I’m just wondering what happened to a good old-fashioned phone call.”

"How about this? I'll give you an answer in a few days' time, okay?" Yasmin didn't dare to question him any more. Since her issue wasn't particularly urgent, she left. After she left, Felix couldn't hold back and immediately began trying to refine the elixir. … After a full night, Felix looked at the pills in his hand. He had a strange expression on his face. Gerald's notes in the medical book mentioned that alchemy was as difficult as going to heaven and wasn't an overnight's work. Besides, he should not be discouraged.

"Chloe, can you give us the location of this diviner?" "Sure," I nodded. "His name is Edward, and he owns a pagan shop in the heart of town. He should still be there since he tends to do rituals and create magic at night. " "Got it." Haidan said, turning her attention to Duke Randal. "Would you and a few others be willing to go collect Edward?" "On it, alpha." Duke Randal responded immediately.

Gilbert muttered "Dad, something isn't right. Do you think that maybe there's someone else pulling the strings behind the Shears?" "You're suggesting that the Shears didn't make the pills, and that they hired someone else to make them?" Elder Young mumbled thoughtfully. "That's right! Alchemy was common for a time in the past, but knowledge of it has been long lost! Even if someone happens to be educated in alchemy, it has to be someone who has remained hidden from public eyes! Someone is likely producing the pills and the Shears are just helping that person with selling them!" Gilbert said.

"Not bad! I never thought I would get the chance to witness a demonstration of alchemy here! It's our lucky day today." Some of the mayors who had never seen alchemy before were intrigued when they saw that scene. The alchemists of several families who attended the birthday banquet smiled too, and one of them said, "A pill that can cure diseases is probably not very high in terms of their grade. It's very likely to be one of those lower-grade pills." Riken, however, made a sudden observation and his eyes lit up instantly. "Is that a first-grade spiritual tool? If my eyes don't deceive me, your alchemy furnace is a spiritual tool!"

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

"When I save others, I don't care about the value. If I say it’s enough, then it’s enough." Alain said nothing else and asked Caelus to pour him a glass of water. He then took a pill. Horace was stunned for a long time. After quite some time, he looked at Eden and asked, "Was that… alchemy?" He heard from Sulien that alchemy did exist in this world. One way to perform alchemy was to use all kinds of expensive materials to create a panacea through special methods. Horace didn’t believe it back then since he had only read about it in fantasy novels.

Aurora pov. While washing the dishes, I couldn't help but think, "I still can't get my mind around the fact that the beast I saw in the Alpha's room is the Alpha himself." "Am I the dumb one for even going so far as to almost beat him with a stick?” If I'm sent out of this house right now, what will happen to me? I definitely should use more caution around here. But why was he not human and why did he look like that? Why is he covering himself too? I couldn't stop thinking about all of these things; I had no idea that I had been caught in my own thoughts for up to hours in the kitchen simply washing dishes.