Legend of Wyatt
Chapter 1095: Holland Keller

Chapter 1095: Chapter 1095: Holland Keller

Cloud Skies Continent was divided by the "Weak Water River" into the inner and outer lands.

The Outer Land was primarily divided into four directions known as the North Outer Land, South Outlands, Western Expanse, and East Outer Continent.

Northumberland was an area just north of South Outlands, right next to "Weak Water River." To its left and right, there were two other areas belonging to South Outlands, also bordering "Weak Water River."

North Hill, located to the east of Northumberland, though not as famous as Northumberland, was a place endowed with outstanding people and a splendid locale.

The reason why Northumberland was famous was naturally because of the Yez Family and Gagnon Family.

Both families had ancient heritages stretching back ten thousand years and were the two most prestigious powers in the entire South Outlands.

No!

Even across the entire Outer Land, there wasn’t a third power that had a lineage as long as the Yez and Gagnon families.

On Cloud Skies Continent, other powers with ten-thousand-year heritages existed, but all of them were located in the "Inner Land" across the Weak Water River.

In the Outer Land, only the Yez and Gagnon families had ten-thousand-year-long legacies.

Because of this, looking across the entire South Outlands, Northumberland held a prominent reputation.

At the boundary between North Hill and Northumberland, there was a sprawling city bustling with unending traffic of people coming and going.

This city was named "Apothecary City."

In the heart of Apothecary City stood a tall tower, a landmark of the city.

On the exterior of this tower hung five square plaques, each inscribed with a single character.

Reading from top to bottom, it spelled "Alchemist Guild!"

Those who entered and exited the tower were as numerous and busy as those in Apothecary City.

Upon closer inspection, it could be seen that the majority of these individuals bore a badge on their chests, an alchemist badge.

By looking at the badges on their chests, one could discern their rank as a "Grade One" alchemist.

This towering structure in the center of Apothecary City was the headquarters of the South Outlands Alchemist Guild, overseeing all alchemists in the South Outlands.

Whoosh!

Just at that moment, a silhouette, swift as a bolt of lightning, swept across the distant sky and in the blink of an eye arrived at the top of the tower.

However, upon reaching the tower’s summit, the figure abruptly halted mid-air.

"I am here to see the President, with an urgent report."

This was an elderly man dressed in green, whose gaze fell on a green-robed middle-aged man in front of him, betraying a hint of wariness in his eyes.

As if this middle-aged man in green were some ferocious beast.

The green-robed man stood there, neither pleased nor angry, seemingly merged with the universe itself, exerting immense pressure on the old man in green.

Unbeknownst to him, the elder in green started to sweat profusely, beads trickling down his forehead.

"Let him in."

Just then, an elderly voice emanated from within the top level of the tower; although aged, it was tremendously powerful.

"Yes."

Upon hearing the voice, the previously motionless green-robed man respectfully responded.

Almost immediately after the green-robed man’s voice fell, he vanished into thin air, as if he had never been there.

"Indeed, he’s someone sent from the ’Inner Land’ Alchemist Guild. Truly powerful! In these ’South Outlands,’ those who could surpass him would be as rare as phoenix feathers and unicorn horns."

Taking a deep breath, the old man in green murmured to himself.

A moment later, he collected himself, soared into the top of the tower, and arrived in a spacious room.

On one side of the room, an aged man wearing a silver robe was quietly savoring tea from a cup at a table, not so much as glancing up as the old man in green entered.

"President!"

The green-robed elder bowed respectfully to the man in the silver robe.

"Why did you leave Northumberland to come to Apothecary City?"

The silver-robed old man did not look at the green-robed elder but continued to taste his tea while asking.

"President, I came to Apothecary City to see you precisely because of this item."

As the green-robed elder lifted his hand, he revealed an exquisitely crafted small box made entirely of green jade, which appeared to be of high quality.

Regrettably, the silver-robed old man still did not turn around and said indifferently, "You should know that ordinary items do not catch my ’Holland Keller’s’ interest."

A pride born from within bones blended into the calm voice of the silver-robed old man.

As the green-robed elder listened, he was not surprised.

This silver-robed elder was none other than the President of the South Outlands Alchemist Guild headquarters; what hadn’t he seen on regular days?

Indeed, ordinary items would not catch his interest.

However.

The green-robed elder glanced at the exquisite jade box in his hand, his face full of confidence, he continued, "President, I believe... this item will definitely catch your eye."

"Hmm?"

With those words from the old man in green, Holland Keller finally turned his head to look at him, "Now you’ve piqued my curiosity... Bring the item here."

Holland Keller was well-acquainted with this old man in green.

The person who used to follow him had now become the President of the Northumberland Alchemists’ Guild, as well as an outstanding "Grade Two Alchemist."

For this reason, he knew the man in green wouldn’t speak without basis.

"Yes."

The man in green responded respectfully, took several steps forward, and placed the exquisite jade box he was holding onto the table in front of Holland Keller.

Snap!

Holland Keller opened the jade box with a smooth motion, and inside, a Pill Medicine all too familiar to him came into view, causing his eyebrows to involuntarily furrow.

"This is what you wanted me to see, just this..."

Just when Holland Keller’s expression darkened, about to angrily rebuke the man in green for toying with him, before he could finish his sentence, his eyes went wide in disbelief.

"How... how is this possible?!"

In an instant, Holland Keller stood upright without any reason, staring intently at the Pill Medicine in the exquisite jade box on the table, unable to tear his gaze away.

He didn’t know when, but his body had started to tremble violently due to excitement.

"Miracle! Miracle!"

After a while, Holland Keller took a deep breath, his hands trembling as he picked up the Pill Medicine from the exquisite jade box, his touch gentle as if he was caressing a lover.

"A purity of ’ninety-one percent’!"

Gradually, Holland Keller managed to subdue his excitement, his demeanor calming down, but his gaze remained fixed on the Pill Medicine in his hand.

As a Grade One Alchemist, he naturally recognized it.

The Return-Life Pill in his hand had reached the heaven-defying purity of "ninety-one percent"!

Such a purity level of Pill Medicine he had only heard of but never seen before.

"In our Alchemists’ Guild, an ’ancient legend’ is passed down... Ten thousand years ago, a powerful Martial Emperor once appeared, capable of refining Pill Medicines with a purity above ’ninety percent.’"

"But, that was just a ’legend’... After tens of thousands of years, it’s impossible to discern the truth."

At that moment, Holland Keller’s mind was flooded with thoughts, and his stirred emotions took a long time to settle.

"Where did you get this Grade One Return-Life Pill from?"

Taking a breath, coming back to his senses, Holland Keller’s first reaction was to turn towards the quietly standing man in green, asking intently.

"President, this is from my direct disciple, who got it from the Gagnon Family."

The man in green appeared to be prepared, immediately responding as Holland Keller finished speaking.

"The Gagnon Family?"

Hearing the man in green’s words, Holland Keller frowned, "The Grade One Pill Medicines from the Gagnon Family are all refined by me... The purity of the Grade One Return-Life Pills I refine is at most ’seventy percent.’"

"But the ’purity’ of this Grade One Return-Life Pill has reached above ’ninety percent’!"

Towards the end, Holland Keller looked at the Pill Medicine in his hand.

He could assert.

This Pill Medicine was definitely not refined by him.

"President, there is something you don’t know... Some time ago, a man with the surname Du joined the Gagnon Family and became their ’First Honorary Minister’! And that man surnamed Du is also a ’Grade One Alchemist.’"

The man in green explained, "He is the second ’Grade One Alchemist’ to appear in the South Outlands after you, President."

"A Grade One Alchemist?!"

Hearing the man in green’s words, Holland Keller’s pupils contracted, "And he joined the Gagnon Family?"

"Yes."

The man in green nodded.

"You mean... this Grade One Return-Life Pill, was created by that alchemist named Du?"

Holland Keller asked.

"It is quite likely to be his work."

The man in green continued, "Recently, the Gagnon Family issued a ’reward,’ offering divine fruits for consumption by those in the Transforming Void Realm... One divine fruit in exchange for one Grade One Return-Life Pill!"

"At first, everyone thought the Gagnon Family was stingy... But when it was heard that the Return-Life Pills offered by the Gagnon Family had a purity ’above ninety percent,’ everyone went crazy!"

"My direct disciple, when he heard about this, just happened to have a divine fruit for those in the Transforming Void Realm. To verify the truth of the matter, he took the fruit to the Gagnon Family to exchange."

"At that time, arriving at the Gagnon Family with him and conducting the exchange was another person... As he reported, both the Grade One Return-Life Pill given to him and to the other person had purities ’above ninety percent.’"

The man in green paused for a moment before continuing, "After my direct disciple obtained this Grade One Return-Life Pill, he immediately handed it to me..."

"And I knew that this matter was extraordinary and so came immediately to seek you, President."

The man in green finished his explanation in one breath.

"You did very well."

Holland Keller nodded in satisfaction to the man in green, a flicker of brilliance in his eyes, "It seems I need to pay a visit to the Gagnon Family and meet this alchemist named Du."

"President, there’s one more thing."

Suddenly, the man in green seemed to remember something else.

"Hm?"

Holland Keller looked at the man in green, a trace of puzzlement showing in his eyes.

"The alchemist from the Gagnon Family with the surname Du... It is said he is just a young man under thirty years of age!"

The man in green revealed.

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