An Understated Dominance (Dustin Rhys)

Chapter 1091: Alchemy Process

It was only when the Old Drunkard saw Dustin’s smirking face that he finally realized what was happening. He grumbled irritably, “You little brat! Do you have nothing better to do? Go prank someone else!”

With that said, he flopped back onto the recliner, preparing to take a nap.

“Enough of that; we have business to attend to,” Dustin said.

He took out two wooden boxes and placed them on the table. Inside were the Millennium Green Lotus (Heliotrope)and the Seven-Colored Spirit Mushroom (Cherusia). Dustin explained, “We had a good harvest in Millsburg, and we’ve gathered the last two premium spiritual herbs. Now we can start refining the Life-Prolonging Pill (Longevitium).”

“Oh? So soon?” The Old Drunkard (Gregory) sat up lazily. “I thought I wouldn’t live for many more days, but it seems you’ve managed to collect all the spiritual herbs. You’re incredibly lucky!”

“Enough chit-chat; bring out the spiritual herbs you’ve collected before,” Dustin urged.

“Fine, fine, give me a moment to find them,” the Old Drunkard replied lazily. He then began rummaging through various drawers and cabinets, taking quite a while before he finally gathered all the collected herbs.

“Maximus, guard the door and don’t let anyone in,” Dustin instructed.

“Yes!” Maximus responded and sat down by the door, holding his sword with a vigilant gaze, scanning his surroundings.

“Caitlin, go collect some medicinal herbs for me.”

prescription and asked her to fetch the required

they had limited access to medicinal herbs, and Caitlin needed

“Of course!”

nodded obediently

while, she returned with various medicinal herbs, panting

I’ll be going into seclusion. I can’t predict how long it will take, so no one should disturb me until

said, he

didn’t rush into alchemy immediately. Instead, he took out an ancient book and

Nine-Cycle Life-Prolonging Golden Pill, was said to have the effects of rejuvenation and resurrection. It was the only

than a hundred years of searching, no one had ever successfully refined it. This was due to the rarity of the

skills, he was still not

meticulously studied the alchemical process over and over again, ensuring

the time it took

that his mental and physical condition had returned to its peak did he start the process of

smooth and unwavering, without any pauses. He

and the fragrance of herbs filled the

simultaneously controlling the intensity of the fire

a delicate art where even the smallest detail could determine success or failure. The age of the herbs, the technique used, the quality of the cauldron, the temperature inside the furnace, the order of adding herbs, and even the mysterious element of luck all played roles in the

to make any mistakes, as