Wizard: I have an inventory

At dusk, Ryan returned to the wooden dormitory area carrying a bag of bottles and cans. The afterglow of the setting sun shone on the potion bottle in his hand, reflecting a faint light.

Just as he was walking towards his dormitory, Dempsey came from another path and happened to see what Ryan was holding.

"Ryan, what are these?" Dempsey asked with a smile, a bit curious in his tone.

Ryan pretended to be relaxed and raised the bottle in his hand, and said casually: "I'm learning how to make potions. I just bought some materials from the market and I'm going to try to see if I can refine some basic potions."

Demps raised his eyebrows and glanced at the bottles and jars in Ryan's hand. A trace of surprise flashed through his heart. He didn't expect that Ryan really planned to learn how to make potions.

You must know that potion making is not easy to learn. Many apprentices have tried but gave up halfway.

Although he admires Ryan's potential and hard work, potion making requires extremely high mental strength and skills, and not everyone can master it easily.

Dempsey suppressed the doubts in his heart and said with a smile: "Making potions? It's a good idea, but this business is difficult, so you have to be mentally prepared."

Ryan smiled and seemed unconcerned: "I know it's not easy, but you have to try, just in case you succeed."

Dempsey nodded. Although he was not optimistic that Ryan could master potion making in a short time, he still patted Ryan on the shoulder and encouraged: "You can definitely do it, don't be discouraged. If you don't understand, Wherever you go, remember to ask the bosses, they will always have some experience.”

Those who can sell potions in the market are often backed by pharmacists or wizard families. Those bosses have been exposed to the potions for a long time and have some understanding of potions.

Ryan smiled slightly, thanking Dempsey for his support, but he also knew that Dempsey did not have high expectations for his potion production.

However, this was exactly the effect he wanted. He doesn't plan to show off his success right away, choosing instead to keep a low profile.

In the next few weeks, Ryan would go to the market every week, pretending to buy potion ingredients. From time to time, he would let Dempsey see him busy at the market selecting herbs, solvents, and other tools for refining potions.

Although Demps occasionally asked about progress, Ryan only responded lightly, saying that he was still in the exploratory stage and had no special breakthroughs.

A month has passed, and Ryan still goes to the market every week, brings back materials, and practices potion making repeatedly. Demps also gradually stopped paying too much attention to Ryan's pharmaceutical experiments. After all, in his opinion, it was just an interest of Ryan. Maybe it wouldn't be long before he would give up on this difficult path.

However, Ryan never relaxed his research on potion making. He used those seemingly ordinary days to successfully master the production of several basic potions, especially satiety potions and hemostatic potions. He had been waiting for the right moment to show Demps what he had accomplished.

Finally, a month later, Ryan appeared in front of Dempsey with confidence and a tube of orange satiety potion in his hand. Demps was sorting out mission records. When he saw Ryan coming, he casually joked: "You have been very busy recently. Why, what new gains did you get today?"

A mysterious smile appeared on Ryan's lips, and he stepped forward and handed the tube of satiety potion to Demps: "Demps, haven't you always disliked me learning how to make potions? Now look, I made it myself Satiety potion, finished product.”

Dempsey was stunned, picked up the tube of potion and looked at it carefully. In the transparent bottle, the medicine is clear in color and exudes a slight sheen. It is obvious that this is a bottle of medicine of excellent quality.

"Did you really make it yourself?"

Dempsey's voice was full of surprise. He didn't expect Ryan to successfully refine the potion in just one month, and it was such an exquisite finished product.

Ryan nodded, with confidence and pride in his eyes: "Yes, we succeeded on the fourth time."

Demps looked at Ryan, then at the potion in his hand, and finally showed an approving smile: "It seems that I underestimated you, Ryan. You are such a strong-willed guy. I thought you would give up, But it seems that not only did you not give up, you also did much better than I imagined!”

Ryan took the potion with a smile, feeling full of accomplishment: "This is just the beginning. I will make more and better potions in the future."

Dempsey laughed and patted Ryan on the shoulder: "Okay! I'm waiting for your next surprise!"

Another two weeks passed in the blink of an eye.

Ryan opened the door and walked into Dempsey's room, holding an exquisite wooden box in his hand. When the lid of the wooden box was opened, six bottles of orange satiety potions were neatly arranged inside. With a faint smile on his face, Ryan placed the wooden box on the table.

"Dempsey, these are the six satiety potions I gave you as part of my return for the 10 magic stones you lent me before."

Ryan's tone was calm, but his words revealed a sense of sincerity and gratitude.

Demps raised his head and looked at Ryan with a little surprise: "You have already made six copies? I didn't expect you to progress so fast."

He reached out and picked up a bottle of potion, shaking it gently. The orange liquid shone softly in the bottle, which was obviously a high-quality potion.

Dempsey put the potion back into the box, thought for a moment, and frowned slightly: "You did return these 6 potions, but there is still a part of the 10 magic stones you lent me. However, I have an idea... "

He paused, and a smile appeared at the corner of his mouth, which seemed quite meaningful.

Ryan raised his head and waited for Dempsey to continue.

"Look, you can now refining satiety potions stably, and the quality is quite good."

Dempsey glanced at the potion bottle on the table again.

"These things are very marketable in the market. Instead of waiting for you to slowly refine them to repay the magic stones I owe, why don't we cooperate and take these potions to the market for sale?"

Ryan was slightly taken aback, obviously not expecting Dempsey to propose such a cooperation proposal.

"You mean... let's sell the potion together?" Ryan asked hesitantly.

Dempsey smiled, with a hint of confidence in his tone: "That's right. You are responsible for refining the potion, and I am responsible for contacting the vendors and customers in the market. Depending on the quality of your potion, we can earn a lot of magic stones.

In this way, not only can we quickly pay off the magic stones you owe me, but we can also earn more magic stones and even expand our scale. "

Ryan thought carefully about Dempsey's proposal. This idea is undoubtedly very attractive. Not only can he get out of debt quickly, but he can also obtain continuous income from selling potions.

Moreover, Dempsey had quite a few contacts in the market, which just made up for his lack of interpersonal communication. Cooperation is undoubtedly a win-win choice.

Ryan nodded and smiled: "I think this is a good idea. Since you have the resources in the market, I will be responsible for refining it and we can earn magic stones together."

Dempsey showed a satisfied smile on his face and patted Ryan on the shoulder: "Happy cooperation! Let's start with these satiation potions. When we make the first pot of gold, we can try to make more potions, and even Expand to other products.”

Ryan looked at the six bottles of potions on the table, with new expectations and motivation rising in his heart. What was once a debt has now become an opportunity for cooperation, and potion making has also opened a new door for him.