The Supreme God of Martial Arts novel Chapter 820

Fifteen minutes later, with Elder Drew's extremely fast flying speed, an enormous mountain range which exalted a majestic ambiance loomed before them.

It stretched for tens of thousands of miles and was shrouded by clouds and mist, making it faintly visible to the outside world.

Numerous grotesque peaks towered into the sky, and rare plants grew everywhere, forming a green and verdant vegetable layer. Rare birds chirped, and their voices echoed through the valley while pavilions, terraces, open halls, and magnificent palaces dotted in the mountain lands.

The air along the entire mountain range was rich with the faint scent of elixirs and the fragrance spread for dozens of miles, enchanting anyone who smelled it.

Austin speculated that it must be headquarters of the Magic Hand Sect. . .

Elder Drew landed on one of the mountains and entered a cave.

With its massive and extensive interiors, the cave consisted of dozens of rooms including halls and chambers.

Once Austin came in, he was almost intoxicated with a thick smell of elixirs that greeted his nostrils.

Elder Drew released Austin from his hold and threw two jade slips to him.

"Boy, one of these two jade slips records the information of tens of thousands of common elixirs.

The other one contains information about the necessary skills about duration and degree of heating, liquid extraction, and more about the refining process.

Almost all standard elixirs are available in my dwelling cave. Just help yourself and use as you like.

I heard from Fitch that you have a pretty solid basic understanding of the elixir refining. Good! It will save me a lot of time from teaching you the basic foundation.

Well, now I will be gone for three to four days to pluck some herbs. We will start refining elixirs when I come back,"

Elder Drew elaborately told Austin.

"Could I use the elixirs here for trial refining?"

Austin was a little pleasantly surprised.

He took a broader look and found piles of elixirs in every corner of the dwelling cave.

Some of them were of high quality and level, including grade six and grade seven ones.

"Of course you can. You can also find some basic elixir refining methods in the jade slip I gave you.

There are also guides for elixirs identification, duration and degree of the heating, and elixir liquid extraction.

You must practice more and train harder so that you could help me on my elixir refining process.

Try your best to learn and memorize the content in these two jade slips. Don't dare to slack off and be lazy.

I will not pardon you if you drop the ball when we start refining elixirs."

After briefing Austin on his task, Elder Drew stepped out of the dwelling cave and soared up into the sky. . . . .

Austin was left absentmindedly on the ground.

Elder Drew's unexpected odd behavior was beyond Austin's expectation.

Usually, the refinery assistant's job was to pass elixirs, hold vessels, or run some errands when the pill refiner was doing his business.

Strangely, Elder Drew directly gave Austin learning resources and told him to study the process thoroughly.

More exaggeratedly, he allowed Austin to use the elixirs in his dwelling cave for trial elixir refining.

He was not recruiting an assistant but rather a disciple.

Typically, an assistant would only take a role to assist a pill refiner in collecting herbs and the process of refinement. However, Austin got to do an actual pill refining task!

Austin couldn't understand what it was all about, but he was still elevated at the given opportunity.

Since he had become a fourth level pill refiner, he seldom had time to settle down and explore the field of elixir refining.

Now that the opportunity and elixirs were both available for him, Austin decided to quickly get to work.

He pressed one of the jade slips on his forehead and tried his best to perceive the information in it.

The jade slip specifically held a record of fifty to sixty thousand kinds of elixirs.

Each elixir was described in full details in terms of its name, type, property, and regular classifications.

Moreover, many illustrations were inserted for convenient memorization.

As a fourth level pill refiner, Austin could recognize most kinds of elixirs recorded in the jade slip.

For a few of the elixirs, he only knew the names without deep understanding.

Only over one hundred kinds of elixirs were totally unfamiliar to him.

Around half an hour later, Austin had memorized all the information about the elixirs that were new to him. . .

Next, he picked up the other jade slip and pressed it on his forehead again.

It contained the information about elixir refining methods and some crucial matters that needed to be remembered while in the middle of the refining process.