Elsa frowned and let out a chuckle when she heard that. “Of


    course. An alchemist like you should know better that there are different qualities even for a second–


    grade high–rank pill. The


    results of using different quality pills are different, and so is


    the energy.”


    Elsa then began to yearn a bit more. “When I finally resign.


    from this position, I’ll ask a good alchemist to be my


    master and work hard under them to be an alchemist.”


    She covered her mouth and chuckled with a smile, “You can


    consider learning under Severin, Miss Elsa. No one in


    Dracodom cane close to his proficiency in alchemy. You’re looking at the most powerful alchemist


    in the whole nation!”


    Severin was stunned to hear what She said. He red at her and said, “This isn’t the time for that,


    She. We’re talking


    about serious business here.”


    She frowned. “But I was being serious! You already have a handsome apprentice, so why not have a


    beautiful one too?”


    “She’s right. Didn’t you just say that Miss Elsa is talented because of her strong mental power? It’d


    be good for you to


    have another apprentice,” Diane persuaded.


    Elsa frowned because she felt that they were just bragging. She


    knew a few old men who were second–grade medium–rank or second–grade high–rank alchemists,


    and they all wanted her as her apprentice. By contrast, Severin was young, and she believed that he


    was at most a second–grade low–rank alchemist. She found it appalling that She could boast about


    Severin being the strongest alchemist in Dracodom. It was a statement that none of the alchemists


    would believe.


    Severin had always been the kind of person who shunned trouble. Elsa might have outstanding talent,


    but time was running out for him and he had no ns to ept another apprentice. He smiled and said


    to Elsa, “Let’s get on with exchanging the spiritual stones, Miss Elsa. I’m exchanging the spiritual


    stones because I’m looking to participate in the auction the day after tomorrow. I don’t have many


    spiritual


    stones on me right now.


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    “No problem.” Elsa nodded.


    Severin looked at the booklet and said, “A single elite–quality second–grade high–rank pill can be


    exchanged for five


    hundred million high–grade spiritual stones. I suppose that means they’re very valuable.”


    Elsa smiled and said, “Of course. These pills are very rare. because second–grade high–rank


    alchemists are almost nonexistent in Dracodom, apart from some of the secluded sects. Even a single


    pill will be enough for a level nine warrior king to break through to a level one warrior emperor. You do


    know what a level one warrior emperor means, don’t you?”


    Elsa then paused briefly before continuing, “Five hundred million high–grade spiritual stones is not


    expensive when you put it in perspective. Under normal circumstances, no one would offer up such a


    valuable item unless theyck spiritual stones.”


    Severin nodded. “Third–grade low–rank ones are even more valuable. A single elite–quality pill of that


    grade and rank is worth three billion spiritual stones, or thirty million high- grade spiritual stones.”


    “Hehe, no one will offer third–grade low–rank pill. The price is there, but no one has been able to offer


    something like that,” Elsa said with a smile. From her point of view, Severin. mentioned that because


    he was in awe of the price, not because he had a pill like that to offer her. However, her smile soon


    froze when Severin produced two third–grade low–rank pills.


    Severin then said, “I’ll offer two then. That should be enough. to exchange six billion high–grade


    spiritual stones.”


    “Gasp!” Elsa inhaled sharply.