<h4>Chapter 177: A New Potion Contract!</h4>


    “Tyrant is here!”


    “Tyrant, don’t go. I’m here to buy medicine!”


    “Tyrant has escaped. He’s the only one with the antidote!”


    “Tyrant, take pity on me. It’s not easy for a poor kid like me to earn money!”


    When Lorne left through the back door of the Church of Light, due to theck of hidden IDs, countless yers quickly recognized him and surrounded him.


    Because the contract period between the Alchemist Association and Lorne had not passed, these yers who returned to the main city were still unable to buy potions from the Alchemist Association or the retail market.


    Therefore, the moment they saw Lorne, they went crazy.


    Lorne was also shocked by the yers’ enthusiasm. Being surrounded by so many people, if these people flew into a rage and started spitting, he would definitely drown in a second.


    Therefore, he quickly activated the skill he had just obtained—[Triple Blink].


    Swish!


    Swish!


    Swish!


    With three rapid shes, Lorne appeared 150 yards away, leaving the troublesome area.


    “Gosh! What’s going on? Where’s Master Tyrant?”


    The yers who were about to denounce Lorne were all surprised. The potion monopoly that they had just surrounded had disappeared under the eyes of hundreds of pairs of eyes.


    On the surrounding buildings, some yers rubbed their eyes and said in surprise, “What happened? Why did I see a figure sh in my vision three times?”


    “Little Brother, is your Inte unstable? Did you freeze?” His friendforted him.


    “Perhaps. My family’s Inte is indeed quite bad.”


    …


    Moving away from the crowd, Lorne quickly ran towards the Alchemist Association.


    His contract with President Doge was about to expire. He had to negotiate with him before the time was up.


    With the previous cooperation, the following cooperation was more likely.


    With that in mind, Lorne arrived at his destination.


    It could be seen that the number of yers gathered here was not inferior to that of the Church of Light. Most of them were second-hand merchants and yers sent byrge guilds to buy supplies.


    Everyone here thought that they could upy a good position and buy enough potions at a critical time. At that time, they would sell them and definitely obtain a huge amount of wealth.


    Lorne did not disturb these people. He directly used the Triple Blink Test and quickly entered the Alchemist Association with a distance of more than a hundred meters.


    Under the lead of the NPC, he found the Alchemist Association’s Guild Leader in the Alchemist Association’s database—[Doge].


    “Adventurer, we meet again.”


    Seeing Lorne arrive, President Doge put down the herbs in his hand and greeted him with a smile.


    Because of the contract with Lorne, he sold all the antidotes in the guild. In the following ten days, their guild also produced many potions and obtained a lot of gold coins.


    Therefore, in his eyes, Lorne was a very important guest.


    “President Doge, I came this time for the contract between us.”


    “We expected you toe.”


    Doge removed his reading sses and said, “Adventurer, you want to extend the contract, right?”


    “Indeed!”


    Lorne said, “I want to extend the contract until the next half a year. During this half a year, the guild will continue to produce. I will purchase them at the same price as before.”


    With the yers’ leveling speed, in the next two months, their level would at most reach Level 40. After reaching this level, the ruins of the war was definitely their ideal training area.


    In the ruins of the war, not only were there arge number of high-level monsters, but killing them could also umte reputation. It was killing two birds with one stone. There was no reason for them to leave.


    Therefore, Lorne wanted to sign a half-year contract.


    However, Guild Leader Doge shook his head, “I’m very sorry, Adventurer. Our guild cannot continue to sign such an agreement with you.”


    “Why?”


    “Because we recently received a notification from Iron Skull City that arge department needs to focus on refining the antidote to satisfy the needs of the Iron Skull City’s army.”


    “In addition, Iron Skull City recently ns to let the adventurers start sweeping through the ruins of the war. Our Alchemist Association has been forced to provide the antidotes in the various shops in the main city.”


    “So our contract can’t continue.”


    Doge looked at him apologetically, then continued, “However, seeing that we’re on such good terms, I can reserve a portion of the potion for you every day. If you want, I’ll continue to provide it to you at the previous price. How about it?”


    “That’s great. Thank you for your care, President Doge.”


    No matter how little the profits were, they were still profits. Of course, Lorne would not let it go. He and President Doge quickly reached an agreement to cooperate. The Alchemist Association reserved 5,000 antidotes for Lorne every day for 50 bronze coins.


    ording to the previous price, this could also bring extremely generous returns to Lorne.


    But now that the shops in the main city would sell the antidote, it meant that Lorne had to reduce the price to ensure his sales.


    The price of the shop was 1 silver coin. If Lorne wanted the yers to buy the potion he had, the price had to be less than 1 silver coin.


    If calcted at the price of 90 bronze coins, 5,000 antidotes would bring Lorne a profit of 60,000.


    60,000 coins a day was a terrifying ie for anyone, butpared to before, this ie was much lower.


    …


    “That’s all. I still have something to deal with today, so I won’t apany you.”


    After signing the contract again, Doge put on his reading sses and began to flip through the information, as if he wanted to know about the herb beside him.


    Seeing this, Lorne’s eyes could not help but light up. He remembered that he still had a red herb that he had not identified. How much could it be worth?


    However, he did not directly take out the herbs, but instead asked Doge, “Guild Leader, do you have any questions about the herbs in your hand?”


    “Yes.”


    President Doge smiled bitterly and said in shame, “To be honest, I’m indeed searching for information regarding this herb. This is a herb that has been kept in the guild warehouse. It’s very precious, but unfortunately, with my experience, I still can’t recognize its name and its medicinal properties.”


    In the “Divine Realm”, when an alchemist appraised a medicinal herb, they had to raise their herb identification skill to a very high level. Otherwise, they would not be able to identify the medicinal properties of this herb.


    Although Doge was the Alchemist Association’s Guild Leader, there were still things he did not know, and this medicinal herb was the problem he was currently facing.


    Seeing this, Lorne knew that it was his turn to perform.