Supremacy Games

When Teacher Hala played the paused screen in slow motion, Felix narrowed his eyes in focus at the sight of tiny worm-like organisms getting obliterated by the thousands every split second.

The thing that was killing them was a mass of green energy which was shaped up as sharp tiny saws.

This was Teacher Hala's mental energy highlighted by the Queen so they could observe it doing its work.

'Her energy control is truly way better than mine.'

Felix was awed by how fast she was killing the microorganisms while at the same time turning the mixed main ingredient with the subsidiary ingredient.

By turning it, it allowed her to inspect other places on their surfaces, helping her eliminate most of the tiny organisms.

Since she was eliminating them during the concoction, she was required to remove at least 95% of them before the main and subsidiary material melt with the catalyst, leaving only a green liquid behind.

Unsurprisingly, she nailed it in under thirty seconds due to her wide experience, unlike Felix who takes forever to eliminate those microorganisms during the preparation stage.

That's right, it was possible to clear the materials fully of those microorganisms before the concoction.

Actually, that was recommended to be done for rank 2 potions+ since they were a hundred times more difficult than rank 1.

As for rank 1 potions, most potioners prefer to destroy those microorganisms during the concoction since that would save them time.

As for young Potioners, they were needed to do it to practice their mental energy control for rank 2 potions.

"Should I play it again with a slower speed?" Teacher Hala asked the entire class.

Everyone shook their heads even Felix. But he did raise his hand to ask a question.

"Go ahead." Teacher Hala gave him permission with a slight head nod.

"May I know how did you manage to shape up your mental energy like saws to kill them efficiently?" Felix informed, "When I try to eliminate a microorganism, I end up either using softer force, not damaging it, or using way too much and ending up affecting the material as well."

Teacher Hala nodded her head in understanding and answered, "As much as I want to tell you that there is a shortcut to doing it, the reality is that only practice and long-term experience would help your energy control."

didn't practice her fine use of mental energy since birth. That means they had at least 16 years to practice in the UVR before entering

also realized that he

path in life. It was only natural that all of

months now and he started his potion concoction practice

better at controlling your mental energy at a finer level, but

use one." Felix said while bowing

ID, I will

bafflement, "I made two orders from you. The

and his name

two clues. That was quite impressive since Felix didn't meet her with his

drinking a temporarily photographic memory potion once

after realizing that she indeed had his ID, 'It's truly

am honestly still finding it hard to believe that you are a teacher as

of

and the

they could wonder about the content, teacher Hala clapped her hands twice and said, "I have sent the exercise

teacher."

let's continue where we left from our

and the lecture hall had been turned into a wide lab with

and the other witches had found themselves sitting in a chair

all placed neatly on the preparation table.

in the entire class have managed to succeed to concoct the potion five

still can't concoct even one without destroying the microorganisms in the

Teacher Hala walked with her hands folded behind her back while speaking, "I want all of you to be capable of concocting this basic potion in every

Clap Clap!

to show me your results!" Teacher

grass, wanting to extract its essence to be

and placed them in a granite mortar

with a pestle for a minute until the grass blades turned into a greenish paste. Felix knew that the Marudar Grass wasn't infested with those tiny microorganisms that refuse to die. Instead, they were easily burnable compared to

vision but picked the mortar and took it to the glassware

wooden spoon to pour out the paste in a round-bottomed flask that was above a bunsen

by a ring