Supremacy Games

Chapter 520

To understand why the augmentation phase was needed for rank 2+ potions, one needs to understand how rank 2 potions get concocted.

First, the catalyst gets thrown in the cauldron to get heated up. After it finishes, the mixed main ingredient and subsidiary ingredient follow it up.

Unlike rank 1 potions where the reaction always results in creating a useable concoction if the recipe was followed properly, the reaction in rank 2 would always end up failing.

Failure meant getting useless goo.

This would happen even if the microorganisms were taken care of.

That's due to the materials not being able to react to each other at all by nature itself...That's what most witches assume.

If supervised under a microscope, the only result would be the emergence of dark matter slowly creeping from the outside into the inside of the mixture.

The potioneer refer to this as the Dark Reaction.

It happens only with high-grade materials that were meant to concoct +2 rank potions.

Some witches considered this to be a failed reaction while others consider it to be a natural reaction that was simply meant to happen by the laws of the universe.

It was like the universe was forbidding them to merge the materials together.

Lady Sphinx being the founder of alchemy was the first to defy the universe's laws and attempt to merge those high-graded materials and turn them either into a potion or god knows what.

Lady Sphinx's entire existence was a rebel to the universe since she was one of the few beings still seeking its secrets.

Felix wasn't told by her how she defied the universe but a general concept was written in almost every potion-related book.

Hence, he knew that the potioneer role in this was to supervise the reaction on an atomic level then utilize her mental energy to manually save the reaction from going dark fully!

This phase was called Atomic Interference.

Naturally, it was impossible for the potioneer to allow every molecule to break apart and bond with others due to their immense numbers.

just a drop of water has

just what they could and use

a curse or a plague spreading throughout the two mixed ingredients, the potioneer would try his best to block it

a potioneer had saved only 20% of the mixture while the

that the concoction had a 20% chance of turning into a useful concoction if the next phase

was The Augmentation

was included to increase the chances of

required the potioneer to add secondary positive materials that could help the portion

step depends on luck and the amount of material that the potioneer

meant that he had only a 1% chance that the process would up

from 30 seconds to 60 seconds window before the mixture gets melted into the catalyst, this meant that speed, high perspective, and extraordinary

eliminating microorganisms during concoction

fraction of the difficulty of dealing with molecules and atoms but it still was still a

of graduation in the

the 1st rank 2 potion was a major milestone for each witch! Since it represents

the case of Felix...A

Felix had to change his hiding spot since he saw two humanoid

library toilet, reading about the reviews for the Duskwraith potion and also if there were many witches concocting it and selling

mass-producing it anytime soon, he needs to figure out if it was worth the time and effort

the reviews

its effect that allows them to harness an astronomical level

be life-saving in many situations since energy was literally the source of life for fighters around the

little steep, many rich lords were

future competitors, they weren't that many since the recipe was owned

had a monopoly over it since the licenses

them on that website where he contacted Witch

from his face while looking with his infrared vision at the

month as a holiday. So, I think it's best that I return to the castle and

avoid trouble. Soon, he called Sage Dalilia, informing her about

her agreement, he put on his hat and went outside of the bathroom. Then,

entrance, he beamed his hover platform

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