As Gurera said this, she looked at the potion that was gradually cooling down and then stepped forward to slowly pour out the colorful liquid.

"Potions are supposed to be a magician's domain... You're an alchemist, right?"

Yinla asked this question.

"Isn't there something in common? Hmm, you were the one who reminded me."

Gureira responded casually, pouring the medicine into the vial... Yinla felt something was off, and asked, "Normally, your attitude would be much more... enthusiastic. Are you conducting some important experiment?"

"..."

Of course, if it weren't for making some very important improvements, Gurera would have already clung to Yinla and refused to get down... She said this while making sure the last drop of the potion had been dispensed correctly—

"Yes, these are panaceas."

"..."

The fact that Grella mentioned it so casually is quite remarkable... There are three things in alchemy that only exist in theory—the Philosopher's Stone, which can transcend [limitations], and the Panacea, which can [restore] states.

And Homunculus (the android) who "transcends the authority of the gods".

However, the "panacea" was later categorized as magic because it was impossible to encompass all diseases, injuries, genetic diseases, and colds through material processing.

"..."

“You two…should have switched professions from the beginning.”

As Yinla said this, she pinched her brow and, seeing Gureira's puzzled expression, said, "While Vera was working in the Demon King's territory, she successfully forged the Philosopher's Stone."

Gureira: "!!!"