Chapter 143

Chapter 143 Pierre’s Advice

Chapter 143 Pierre’s Advice

Locke comforted Pierre and Laun, and warned them not to take such tasks casually in the future, and then hurriedly left with the sealed vampire Howard.

Pierre and Lauren finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Before leaving, Locke specifically asked the second-class wizard apprentice Gabi to go back with them.

Looking at Locke’s departing figure, Lawn sighed, “Luckily we have a friend like Locke, otherwise we would be dead this time. I should have known not to take that mission. The money is not easy to earn.”

Pierre was also terrified. Every time he thought of the curse he had just uttered, he felt a wave of fear. “Yeah. I won’t be coming out again.”

“I’d better stay with Locke’s pharmacy. One hundred magic stones a month is more than enough to pay for the magic resources I need.”

Pierre was filled with shame. “I was too greedy. I almost lost my life for more magical resources.”

Laun looked at him enviously. “You’re so lucky. You have a special physique that allows you to make so much money so easily.”

“It’s not like me…”

Pierre reminded him, “It’s not that I’m lucky. It’s because we’re friends with Locke that I was able to find a relatively safe place to be a test subject, and I can also receive a free supply of memory ointment every month. When Locke’s memory ointment is released in the future, believe it or not, it will be an expensive magical resource that we can’t buy!”

Pierre’s eyes flickered, he was now incredibly lucid. “Memory ointment is only for second-class wizard apprentices and above.”

“This thing has no side effects at all.”

“If Locke hadn’t happened to be a third-class wizard apprentice and lived with us, I wouldn’t have been able to get such a good thing.”

“This kind of good stuff must have been reserved long ago by those with connections,” Pierre said. “I heard from Senior Terry that Locke has even been tutoring the son of a formal wizard recently.”

“Locke is different now. His social relationships are much more complicated than before. We can never go back to the way things were before.”

Pierre suggested to Laun, “Laun, I’m a native of the Southeast Corner, so I know a little more about this than you do.”

“It’s our good fortune that Locke was able to live with us when he was a young wizard. So I suggest you seize this opportunity. You can also be his experimental subject.”

Laun was stunned.

Pierre, however, acted as if he was used to it. He said, “I’ve heard that the pharmacy’s demand for experimental subjects is extremely high. In the future, Locke will continue to recruit third-class wizard apprentices to collect experimental data.”

“I think since we have this relationship, it would be better to use it to serve as Locke’s experimental subject. As you saw this time, it is much safer than going out on missions.”

“It’s also very efficient in making money.”

Laun found this strange and had a puzzled expression on his face. “Hmm… it seems you’re right. But I never imagined that my wizarding journey would take such a strange path.”

Pierre spread his hands and said with a smile, “Look, I’m almost a second-class wizard apprentice in the near future. If you don’t hurry up, you’ll be the only one among the three of us who will be a third-class wizard apprentice.”

“We enrolled together and took our first public class together.”

Pierre said, “Senior Terry said that after three months of experimental data on me, their personal pharmacy will conduct a long-term follow-up experiment on the use of memory ointment.”

“About a year.”

“I suggest you take advantage of the opportunity and sign up.”

Laun thought for a moment, his face showing a struggle, hesitation, and deep thought, and then he nodded solemnly. “Pierre, I think you are right.”

Gabi, who had listened to the entire conversation between the two, glanced at the two people who were excitedly trying to use their connections to sign up to be experimental subjects, and felt a little speechless.

But Gabi thought: “Senior Locke, you have your own personal pharmacy so soon? Are you going to come up with new potion formulas?”

‘This is too fast.’

“Memory ointment… from what these two third-class wizard apprentices said, it seems to be very effective and will be of great help to me, with minimal side effects.”

“I’m tempted.”

“I don’t know when Senior Locke will sell it to the public. He’ll put it up for sale at the potion shop in the Chimera Market. I don’t know how long I have to wait.”

Shapeshifters need a strong memory and a high degree of compatibility with the etheric element (the element of shape).

The reason why such a high level of memory is required is because the shapeshifter needs to understand and analyze a magical creature before they can transform themselves into that magical creature.

Therefore, the shapeshifter’s need for memory is far greater than that of wizard apprentices of other magical categories.

There was once a shapeshifter who misremembered the anatomy of a magical creature, causing his magic to go out of control and leaving him with some permanent deformity.

And this is just one of the many magical backlashes that the shapeshifter has experienced.

So, when Gabi heard Laun and Pierre discussing that Locke had developed a rare potion that could enhance memory, she was even tempted.

Gabi glanced at the two of them, feeling a little strange. “Actually, there’s another way to use the memory ointment they’re talking about in advance. I’d sign up to be a test subject.”

“But generally speaking, the pharmacy only recruits third-class wizard apprentices. To be a test subject for this, I am a second-class wizard apprentice. I guess even if I wanted to apply, I would be rejected.”

‘Especially a drug that is already very mature.’

…

In the laboratory of Locke’s three-suite house, in the alchemy hut, this simple laboratory has some simple experimental equipment, including a [restraint cage] made by the Enchanting School.

These are the cages used to imprison magical creatures and slaves. There are a large number of such cages in Witch Sophia’s magical creature breeding room and in the slave inn.

The magical power of the creatures imprisoned within will be suppressed to the greatest extent.

Howard, who was seriously injured and purified by the secondary emerald green potion, was imprisoned inside and of course had no chance of escape.

This kind of restraint cage can even imprison powerful high-level magical creatures like tree monsters.

Locke used simple alchemical experimental equipment in the laboratory, such as lamps enchanted with illumination, to begin testing Howard.

At this time, because Howard was immortal, some of his injuries had recovered, especially the injury to his throat had recovered a considerable amount.

Howard began to scream in pain inside the cage. The dark wizard grabbed the cage with both hands and began to curse Locke.

He started by scolding Locke himself, and then his parents and ancestors.

But not long after, he began to beg for mercy and cried bitterly, saying that he was also forced to become a dark wizard and that he had killed many people, but please give him a second chance to start a new life.

But not long after, Howard revealed his true colors when he saw that Locke still ignored him. He said that after he escaped, he would break Locke’s neck with his own hands.

Locke ignored him the whole time and just kept doing different tests on him using different simple alchemical experimental equipment.

These devices are the basic equipment in the laboratory, and were given to me as a gift when the college allocated this laboratory to me.

It was considered a benefit for a first-class wizard apprentice. It wasn’t expensive per se, but there were a lot of miscellaneous items, all common laboratory equipment.

After some testing, Locke issued a test report.

(End of this chapter)