Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 2917

The Elixir Pavilion was the strongest force in the Boundless Realm. All the elixirs sold by the Elixir Pavilion were guaranteed to be of high quality, with a satisfaction guarantee of up to seven thousand years for returns.

Many creatures came to buy elixir from the Elixir Pavilion, entering and exiting the shop. The shop had dozens of floors, and each had an area of about 30,000 square meters. James walked into the first floor and found many transparent counters inside, each displaying various kinds of elixir. In front of each counter stood a beautiful woman dressed in a white dress with the word ‘elixir’ embroidered on it. They also wore a badge on their chests.

Yevpraksiya explained, “Mr. Caden, these are all alchemists certified by the Elixir Pavilion. Only alchemists are allowed to sell the merchandise here, and being here is a sign of one’s status. You may think of them as mere salespersons, but they are all held in high regard the moment they step outside of this shop.”

Yevpraksiya spoke enviously.

Being an alchemist was a high-status profession that she looked forward to. In Earth’s context, these salespeople would be government employees, whereas Yevpraksiya would only be a lowly farmer.

James was also an alchemist. He headed toward a counter and scrutinized the wares. The elixirs on display were all at the Sage Rank. James could recognize the elixir in the counters at a simple glance. An elixir at the Sage Rank’s First Grade was priced at 800 thousand upper-tier Sage Stones. Besides, this was only an ordinary elixir.

“How expensive…”

Seeing this, James could not help but be shocked. As long as he had the ingredients, he could concoct as many elixirs as these.

Upon seeing James’ scornful expression, the salesperson in front of the counter asked with a bright smile, “Sir, are you dissatisfied with our products? What kind of elixir do you wish to purchase? I can make a few recommendations.”

James asked, “I heard that you buy elixirs here. Is that true?”

“Yes,” the woman said smilingly, “However, as this is a franchise of the Elixir Pavilion, we have strict requirements. Your elixir will first need to be validated and appraised by our alchemists.”

James said, “I have some elixirs I wish to sell.”

“Understood, please wait a minute,” the woman answered, still smiling.

Then, she pressed a button below the table and said, “A customer at Counter 108 wishes to sell his elixir. Please send someone to validate his elixir.”