Severin replied somewhat helplessly, saying, “Well, it’s not like there’s anything else we can do to


    speed things up. They’re actively making inquiries about the two halls. Dracodom might be big, but we


    only have a few cities left. We probably will receive news soon, if we look at it from that


    perspective.”


    Sofia grinned slightly and asked, “When do you n to visit my father at the Stormy Moon Sect? You


    said you’de with me, didn’t you?”


    “Let’s rest for a couple of days first. We just returned, after all. I’ll take this opportunity to refine


    some pills and catch up with the other hall masters. Give me three days before we set off,” Severin


    replied with a smile.


    “I’lle along!” She promptly dered.


    “Me too! I haven’t seen the sect yet, and I’m curious to know what it’s like,” Diane added


    enthusiastically.


    “Can Ie along?” Elsa appeared out of nowhere with her hands behind her back. She was


    smiling slyly after overhearing their conversation


    “You seem to be in a very good mood, Elsa. How has your progress been during our absence? Have


    you managed to understand the recipes and materials?” She asked curiously upon seeing Elsa’s


    cheerful demeanor.


    Elsa smiled and replied, “I am in a good mood! I’ve be an alchemist now. I might just be a first


    -grade low–rank alchemist, but that’s already more than enough for me.”


    “What?! You’re already an alchemist?”


    She, Diane, and Sofia were not the only ones who were surprised. Even Severin was taken aback


    by what he heard. He had hoped Elsa would be able to digest the information he shared with her


    over the past few days, and he did not expect her to be a first–grade low–rank alchemist in


    such a short time.


    “It’s all thanks to my senior who visited me a few days ago and gave me some guidance. I started


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    experimenting and managed to sessfully refine a pillst night, so that would make me a first-


    grade low–rank alchemist now,” Elsa exined.


    Severin smiled in satisfaction. “Not bad! Your talent has exceeded my expectations. In that case,


    Elsa rolled her eyes at Severin. “Sounds like a half–hearted reward to me.”


    Severin shrugged his shoulders and asked, “Is that so? What kind of reward would you prefer then?


    Elsa pondered briefly and eximed, “How about a sumptuous meal?”


    “A sumptuous meal, you say? He can do that with a lift of his finger! Tell him to prepare some


    barbecued rabbit meat for you. I’m sure you’ll find that rewarding. She chimed in with excitement.


    Severin blushed slightly when She brought up his barbecued rabbit meat again.


    “Barbecued meat? That sounds a little greasy. I don’t like greasy food, Elsa blurted out without much


    thought.


    Severin immediately agreed, “It is, and it’s also quite troublesome. Barbecuing takes a lot of time. Shall


    we dine at a five–star hotel instead?”