Heaven's Greatest Professor
Chapter 135 - 135: Master Alchemist

Jason came in the afternoon as Warden called him to settle the loot stored in his subspace. The problem was that—even after the Void Prison Realm used up a good part of the loot in altering his psyche—there was just too much stuff to be transported easily.

In the end, they decided Warden would deliver them to a storehouse in Jason's name from where Jason would take care of them. But before that, they needed to take care of the essentials like beast cores and hearts. Even for that, they couldn't do it in some normal place like in their rooms.

However, before all that, Warden needed to show something.

"This is…" Jason's eyes widened like saucers as he laid eyes upon the boulder-sized egg. A dangerous aura of power radiated from the egg, insisting on a cautionary approach to deal with this.

"Probably the dungeon boss, or her offspring," Warden said.

"Is this the thing that caused the chaos inside the dungeon?" Jason asked, raising an eyebrow.

"Probably," Warden laughed, "though I did have to poke my blade into a few of them to wake them up from their slumber."

Jason showed an expression that said he didn't know what to say.

"Regardless, I plan on making an omelette with this, unless you have something better in mind."

Jason rubbed his forehead. "Warden, this is an embryo form of a silver-ranked fire-attribute creature, which is only below a full-fledged fire dragon. Do you know how valuable this is?"

Warden shrugged. "How much is it worth in essence gems do you think?"

"That's very hard to judge," Jason said. "But I reckoned it wouldn't be below a thousand essence gems."

Warden didn't look impressed.

"Of silver grade," Jason reminded. "You cannot imagine how much benefit a fire-attribute ranker will receive if they refine a potion. It can raise their raw power, as well as their affinity to fire elements. A piece like this goes to big auction houses."

"Well, none of us has fire-attuned energy," Warden said. "I thought of surprising June with this, though I'm unsure if she'd need it. Her fire element is something special."

Well, June's fire-attuned energy came from bonding with Sylvie. Perhaps this could help the Starfire Crane.

"Well, let me just store it for now," Warden said. "Let's take care of the rest."

They had seventeen Drake Matriarch Hearts with them, which were easily the most expensive items after the fire-attuned beast cores. As for the normal beast cores, each one of them was worth about a dozen essence gems. The drake's scales and bones were another expensive material in their fields, though not as much compared to hearts and beast cores.

"By the way, do you have any idea how we divide the loot?" Warden asked. "As you know about the issue with my memory, I have no clue what's fair or conventional. Also, since you're to be the guild master, I reckon I leave you to take care of them as well?"

Jason looked troubled for a second and then nodded. "Well, I haven't done it before, and the loot is of a considerable amount for me to have a headache," he said with a sigh. "Let's talk more about what's essential for now. Since you're a runesmith, I think we should keep most of the beast cores. We can also exchange the bones and scales to either get rare material or Essence gems.

The rest of the materials are best to sell as soon as possible. Keeping them will only waste the limited space in your… weird spatial storage."

Warden had no problem with that, as his main interest had been to raise his attributes. Which reminded him of the potions which could increase spirit attributes. There were seventeen of the drake matriarch hearts. Warden was sure to get the most benefit out of it.

Unfortunately, it wasn't so easy to get their hands on a renowned potion maker.

"I hate to admit it, but without my father, I have no connection with any renowned potion maker," he said. "Not to mention, this type of potion is something only a Master Alchemist can brew."

There was also the issue of paying the alchemist, as the ingredients were merely a part of it.

"Can the people of Dragonforge find us an alchemist if I signed with them?" Warden asked. His circle of recognition was very narrow, though not without quality.

"They could, considering they have alchemists in their numbers," Jason said, contemplating. "Still, A master Alchemist is not something you can get your hands on easily. Well, you'll probably have to wait months. Any other source I come up with will take even longer."

Warden groaned. Perhaps he should check out Alchemy to see if he had any expertise in it as well. Well, considering how foreign he felt, even in mentioning terms of alchemy, he didn't think that was the case.

"The fastest way is still possible, selling half of these hearts into an auction," Jason said, "and asking for the buyers to look for an alchemist."

"Something like can work?" Warden felt it was farfetched.

"It's hard, but I have seen it working, considering many of the buyers of such items were alchemists themselves," Jason said. Then something clicked in him as he remembered something. "I forgot to add Professor June might have some expertise in Alchemy. I don't think she's a master alchemist, though…"

Warden raised an eyebrow, the first time hearing about this. He remembered all the potions she fed him in the phantom accursed valley, they were likely made by her. Well, he could just ask her.

With that thought, he brought out the Communication Orb and called her. June had left him with this, considering he would leave for the front lines in a few days, and only through this they could talk.

Unfortunately, as Jason said, June wasn't a Master Alchemist. She only took it as a hobby. Well, considering she was at Adept level already while taking it as a hobby, many aspiring alchemists might cough blood hearing about it.

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