Wizard: I have an inventory

Carl, the knight who had shown great fighting power in the mission, was still as burly as ever, drinking a glass of juice, while Alice beside him was sipping tea gently, her expression as calm as ever.

She noticed Ryan's arrival, nodded slightly, and a faint smile appeared on her face.

"Ryan, come and sit down!" Carl greeted enthusiastically, raising the cup in his hand to signal Ryan.

Ryan walked forward with a smile and sat next to them, while Demps sat next to him.

"It seems that everyone has been busy recently." Ryan looked around and felt a familiar sense of intimacy. The memory of the last mission gradually emerged in his mind. Although that mission was full of danger, it was because of the help of these teammates that they were able to complete it successfully.

Carl laughed heartily and said, "Yes, but no matter how busy we are, we still need time to relax. We can't always be too tense. By the way, Ryan, I heard from Demps that you have been busy making potions recently? How is it going? Have you earned a lot of magic stones?"

Ryan smiled and said modestly, "It's going well. I made some hemostatic and antidote potions, which sold well in the market. However, compared with your battles, my potion making is nothing."

Alice said softly, "Being able to make potions is a great advantage, especially for those of us who often go out on missions. Your potion may save our lives at a critical moment in the future."

Demps also nodded and agreed, "That's right, Ryan's potion making is getting more and more sophisticated. I have witnessed his process from apprentice to master. Maybe when we take on tasks in the future, Ryan can not only help us replenish potions, but also use these potions to turn the situation around at critical moments."

Everyone smiled and nodded, and the atmosphere became relaxed and pleasant.

The time of the party passed quickly, and everyone talked about many interesting stories about the academy, recent progress in cultivation, and future plans.

In this relaxed atmosphere, Ryan felt a long-lost sense of relaxation. The time spent with friends allowed him to temporarily put aside the pressure of refining medicine and cultivation, and enjoy this moment of tranquility.

The party gradually came to an end, and everyone's laughter and conversation gradually became softer. Ryan sat at the table, thinking about the conversation just now, feeling happy, with a faint smile on his face.

Just then, Alice came over gently. Her movements were very natural, but with a hint of subtle tension. Ryan was still thinking about the conversation just now, and suddenly felt a warm breath brushing past his ears, which made him feel itchy in his heart instantly.

Alice lowered her head slightly and leaned very close. Her long hair fell on Ryan's shoulders, and the fresh fragrance filled the air.

Her lips were close to his ear, almost touching his ear, and she whispered, "Ryan, if you have time, you can come to see me... My dormitory is in the North Building, Room 312."

At that moment, Ryan felt her breath gently brushing against his ear, with an indescribable tenderness and intimacy. His heartbeat slightly accelerated, and her gentle voice and warm touch seemed to remain in his ears.

After Alice finished speaking, she stepped back slightly shyly, with a barely perceptible blush on her face. Her eyes flickered, with a bit of expectation and a bit of shyness.

Ryan's heart suddenly itched. Although he usually calmly focused on practicing and making potions, he felt a little unprepared at this moment.

He calmed down, turned to look at Alice, raised a smile on his lips, and said softly: "Okay... I will find you."

After hearing this, Alice showed a satisfied smile, then stood up and waved gently: "Then I'll go first, Ryan, don't forget it."

Looking at her back gradually walking away, Ryan's heart was still a little subtle throbbing, he touched his ears, as if he could still feel the gentle breath.

Although they had done tasks together, Ryan didn't want to communicate deeply with Alice, because they had only known each other for less than half a year and were not so familiar with each other.

What's more, she was also very attentive to other genius apprentices. Now she was so enthusiastic only because Ryan showed a super talent for potions...

"Dumps, do you have any good news for calling me here?"

After seeing everyone off, Ryan sat in the private room and asked.

"The 1,000 magic stones you gave me before were not wasted. I asked around and bought this. Obviously, it didn't cost 1,000 magic stones originally. The price has increased recently."

Demps carefully untied the red ribbon in his hand and handed the parchment to Ryan.

"This is a 10-year contract," he explained, looking at Ryan seriously, "If you are willing to sign this contract, the Colin family can arrange for you to become a student of a potion instructor, that is, a formal student.

This instructor is very famous in the field of potions. He can teach you more advanced potion making skills, and even rare potion formulas."

Ryan's eyes fell on the contract, and his heart moved slightly. Becoming a student of a potion instructor is undoubtedly a huge opportunity for him. This will allow him to make rapid progress in the field of potion making and gain more extensive knowledge and experience.

Demps continued, his voice soft but with a hint of caution: "However, signing this contract means that you will make potions for the Colin family. Don't worry, you don't have to worry about the materials at all. The Colin family will be fully responsible for providing all the necessary refining materials."

Ryan frowned slightly, and began to think about the pros and cons. It seemed that refining potions for the Colin family was somewhat restrictive, but Demps quickly continued: "For every finished potion you refine, the Colin family will reward you with a certain amount of magic stones.

That is to say, not only can you get guidance from the potion mentor and improve your potion skills, but you can also get magic stone rewards by refining potions."

After he finished speaking, he pushed the contract to Ryan, with a trace of sincerity in his eyes: "Ryan, I know you have a great talent in potions, and this opportunity is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for you. And the Colin family is committed to its promises, so you don't need to worry about any worries."

Ryan gently stroked the edge of the contract, weighing the words in his heart. This is indeed a rare opportunity. Becoming a student of a potion mentor can allow him to quickly improve his level, and the resources and magic stone rewards provided by the Colin family are enough to make up for the labor of refining potions.

He raised his head and looked at it, with some doubt and confirmation in his eyes: "Are there any other additional conditions in the contract? For example, time or quantity restrictions?"

Dumps shook his head and smiled gently: "There is no fixed task volume requirement. You only need to refine it according to the needs of the Colin family and complete it according to your progress.

The family will give corresponding magic stone rewards according to the quality and quantity of the finished product. As for the time, there is no hard and fast rule. You can still arrange your own practice and potion making freely."

Hearing this, Ryan's doubts gradually dissipated. Becoming a student of the potion instructor means that he can not only obtain great resource support, but also steadily improve his strength.

The key is the high-quality potion that improves mental strength. Now there is money but no channel to buy it.

10 years is also acceptable. It is estimated that by then he will have just been promoted to a third-class apprentice.

Ryan nodded, and finally took the contract, smiling: "Okay, I am willing to sign this contract."

Dumps showed a relieved smile, with a glimmer of joy in his eyes: "You will not regret it, Ryan, the Colin family has signed at least 50 pharmacists. This will be a step for you to move to a higher level."