The First Legendary Beast Master novel Chapter 1979

Chapter 1979: Two Potions

The Almeixei Sect wasn’t the only Clan that thought that they should show up a bit later than the first group of friends and allies to welcome the new additions. Just in case there was a major fight breaking out about their presence.

So, a second day dragged into a third, and then a fourth, while Peak Immortal Clan Leaders from smaller groups increasing distances from the Guild House arrived to congratulate the Darklight Host on obtaining so many new Supreme Ranked craftsmen.

And to place orders, naturally.

They were neither close enough nor powerful enough that an alliance was logical. But they were happy to order equipment or purchase some of the good stuff that Karl kept on display.

It was an excellent time for the Darklight Host.

They were making a killing, and building many new alliances, as well as meeting new potential suppliers, as many of the Clans who came to meet them controlled dungeons that had at least some natural resources inside.

Usually, the Clans weren’t all that interested in them, unless it was something that directly benefitted their own members. But if they could trade it to a crafting Guild, everything could be considered useful.

In this way, Remi had even managed to obtain three new rare plants for her gardens, while making a name for her new potion.

Not so much with the Guild Masters. They didn’t need it, as it wouldn’t allow a Peak Immortal to break through to Supremacy. But with their Elders and disciples, who were stuck somewhere in the Ascended Immortal Stage, unable to reach the peak.

Depending on the System that they had, this one potion could save them decades of work.

Elder Socrate, the Alchemy Elder of the New Home Merchant Clan, thought that the whole thing was hilarious.

The System had named the potion {Remi’s Potion of Ascendancy} because the two of them were working on different approaches to the same problem. There was a {Socrate’s Potion of Ascendancy} as well, but the cost was significantly higher due to the resources needed, and his version came without side effects.

It was a fundamental difference in their approach to Alchemy.

Remi didn’t mind if the user had to suffer a little bit to get the job done, but Socrate did his best to purify every potion and pill so that there were no unwanted interactions with other resources, and no stacking toxic effect if you used many of them to help your growth.

His potion could also be used many times, if necessary. But Remi’s was most effective the first time.

So, he had simply altered his marketing approach.

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