Emery had never felt such rage at being looked down before! After all, she was known as the alchemy
genius of Sixth Mountain since she had joined the Grandiuno Sect. All she had ever known was being
adored and praised.
Even Celeste–one of the five core disciples–was a nobody in her eyes since the only reason she was
able to rise to that status was because she possessed Forest Constitution, and not because of her
talent in alchemy.
Emery knew she would have be a core disciple too if she had Forest Constitution! In addition, she
was regarded as a goddess by countless fellow students due to her breathtaking beauty. Not to
mention, she got to enjoy the care and protection of Danie. All that gradually made her be more
and more arrogant with each passing day!
She wanted to catch up ever since she was surpassed by Severin in the Top Alchemist ranking, but the
fifth level was very difficult to pass. Her impatience just made the whole thing worse, resulting in her
failing again and again after countless tries.
She had never encountered setbacks before. After this failure, Severin gradually became a nightmare
to her. She would still be stuck in the endless cycle of despair if it was not for Danie’s
encouragement.
Finally, Emery was able to enter the sixth level with the help of the small jade que Danie gave her.
It
was precisely because of this that she had the confidence toe to Pearl Light Isle to challenge
Severin, hoping to defeat Severin openly in alchemy in front of their peers to regain the confidence that
was shattered after thest failure.
However, she never expected that Severin would reject her challenge! After all, he was also one of the
alchemy geniuses of Sixth Mountain. Not to mention he was well–known in the sect. Although he was
not
as talented as Celeste, Karl, or the other core disciples, he was still ranked ninth on the sect’s genius
list.
Moreover, Emery found Severin’s reason for rejecting her ridiculous. He said he was going into retreat
again, but as far as she knew, he had only broken through to level five supreme saint not long ago, so
how
could he break through again so quickly? Thus, Emery could not help but think Severin was looking
down
on her. How could this not make her angry?
Severin became even more confused when he saw how livid Emery was. She looked like a cat with its
hackles raised! He was not interested in the challenge issued by Emery, because he was really going
to
train in seclusion, so it was not just some excuse he made up. Some time ago, he worked non–stop to
refine some Crystal Spring Pills for his wives and olders, which strengthened his foundation as a level
five
supreme saint.
Every time he refined a batch of alchemical pills, the spiritual energy in his body would be purified,
which
also made him feel the bottleneck of his own cultivation. That was why he was anxious to go train in
seclusion.
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Seeing Emery’s face bing as ck as thunder, Severin spoke again. “If there’s nothing else, I’ll be
going to my training now.”
Emery’s heart suddenly surged with anger again, she thought that Severin must be looking down on
her
because she lost to him once.
She took a deep breath to suppress her anger before saying calmly to Severin, “I’m willing to put down
a
sixth–grade alchemical pill recipe and two Pristine Spirit Pills as bets!”
Pristine Spirit Pill was a sixth–grade high–rank alchemical pill. There were only a few Pristine Spirit Pills
in
existence because the thousand–year–old herb needed to create this pill was very difficult to find.
The pill was suitable for any supreme saint, and especially those on level nine, to elerate their
breakthrough. The effect provided was far better than the Crystal Spring Pill, making it very popr
among the sects!
Since Severin was already a level five supreme saint, the Crystal Spring Pill–a sixth–grade medium–
rank pill–was slowly bing less effective for him. Thus, he was anxious to get his hands on some
sixth- grade high–rank alchemical pills.
Severin immediately paused in his tracks when he heard that there were benefits to be gained by
agreeing
to Emery’s challenge.