The Double ( or More ?) Life of The Fake Heiress

Chapter 506

Nikolal glanced at the pill in his eldest son’s hand. His expression was muted, which was a stark contrast to Johnny’s animated reaction upon hearing it was a Class B remedy.

“What’s this you’ve got?” Nikolai inquired.

It’s an antidote pill, can cure all sorts of poisons.” Dane replied. His face was lighting up with pride. “It’s a new concoction I developed with my mentor. It’s been rated Class B, so my mentor says I’ve got a shot at making Senior Pharmacist this year.”

Nikolai’s face remained stoic, barely showing a ripple of emotion. He simply patted Dane on the shoulder and said in an even tone. “Well, give it your all.”

“Dane’s gunning for Senior Pharmacist already?” Asher blurted out from the side.

a mid–level to a senior pharmacist wasn’t minor. Some folks might spend a lifetime stuck between junior and mid–level, as the title of a senior pharmacist truly tested one’s innate talent and skill in concoction. Asher couldn’t believe that Dane was on the brink of earning his senior title in his forties. This would surely elevate

aback. He thought Dane’s Class B antidote was impressive enough, but now a jump to senior pharmacist? The

nudge him to offer Dane some praise, but noticed Owen’s indifference. Johnny remembered that Owen only had a keen interest in politics and not much else. Johnny cleared his throat and took

trait, and Dane was no exception. Though his face

but strangely felt nothing, which resulted in his unusually calm demeanor. He stroked his beard and turned to Mirabella, the top–tier pharmacist in the room. With her presence, the achievement of becoming a senior pharmacist

was about to hand the pill to Owen when Nikolai quickly placed a hand on his, causing Dane to look at his father in confusion.

is showing signs of poisoning?”

he had Asher fetch his painstakingly crafted antidote pill. If it hadn’t been for Owen’s

considered that this morning and had a blood test

showed surprise. “You’ve tested already?”

authority. He might not be part of the Pharmacists‘ Guild, but the