Severin beamed as he collected the pills. It had been half a year since he inherited the knowledge from


    the Grandiuno Sect’s former leader at the Alchemy Tower. At longst, he could finally revel in


    excitement as he finally became a seventh-grade alchemist!


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    The entire sect boasted only one seventh-grade alchemist, and that was Danie, the Sixth Mountain’s


    peak master and the Alchemy Chamber’s elder. That alone showed just how much prestige a seventh-


    grade alchemist held.


    Severin calmed his excitement and descended back down to the ind’s courtyard. Diane’s twinkling


    voice greeted him as she said, Congrattions on bing a seventh-grade alchemist, Severin!”


    Gilda, She, and Sofia gathered around him too.


    “See! I knew you could do it, Severin!” Gilda eximed with pride and tenderness in her eyes.


    She and Sofia smiled too, and they both had a hint of admiration in their eyes. Though they were well


    aware of Severin’s exceptional talent, it was still no less surprising to learn of his rise to seventh- grade.


    Such a feat was beyond their wildest dreams. After all, were it that easy to aplish, Danie would


    not have been the sole seventh-grade alchemist.


    Wuhlricht and Felipe approached him with beaming smiles.


    “Your talent is alchemy is simply astonishing. It’s only been a few months, and yet you’re already on


    such a level.” Felipe chuckled a stroked his beard.


    Wuhlricht then said, “We’ll have all the more reason to be proud now that Severin is a seventh-grade


    alchemist. I suggest we have a grand


    Everyone readily agreed to his proposal. Faced with all that praise, Severin waved his hand and said,


    “Haha! You’re being too kind. All that praise is only going to inte my ego!”


    His modesty elicited a wide smile from Wuhlricht, Felipe, and the other men. They all felt a deep sense


    of pride.


    All of a sudden, a voice boomed from outside Pearl Light Isle. Congrattions on bing a seventh-


    grade alchemist!”


    Severin extended his divine consciousness in the direction of the voice, only to discover that Myles was


    standing right outside Pearl Light Isle. Several rainbow-colored lights then streaked across the sky


    signs that more people had arrived to congratte him.


    Upon realizing that his ascent had caused a stir, he excused himself and went over to where Myles


    was. He cupped his hands in greeting and said, “You’re too kind. I merely got lucky when I seeded


    in refining a seventh-grade pill.”


    Myles chuckled at Severin’s humility. “Don’t be so modest. Luck, you say? I for one, would beg to differ.


    Reaching seventh-grade is not a matter of luck.” He paused briefly and smiled, “Our sect has only one


    other seventh-grade alchemist, and that’s Danie.


    Other people might not be aware of a seventh-grade alchemist’s true value, but Myles certainly did.


    Many elders and peak masters would likely cherish Severin even more.


    Those who could convince him to be affiliated with their mountain would thus be able to bolster their


    own ranks. Be it the steady supply of pills or the guidance he could offer to young minds, a few years


    under his tutge could boost the legacy left behind. That was why so many peak masters came to


    Pearl Light Isle. Myles, being from the Seventh Mountain, was closest to Pearl Light Isle and thus


    reached