Li Aili rushed back to the city hall, and before she even entered her office, she saw black and red bubbles 'overflowing' from the office door.

[…dog poop, dog poop, dog poop!]

Li Aili: "..."

【…Aaaaaaah!!! ! ...

[…Kill that old scoundrel!!!]

Li Aili: "…………"

Her hand rested on the doorknob, and she hesitated whether to push the door open.

[...Heh! Once I discover this alchemy...I'll pray to the great god of magic!]

Li Aili raised her eyebrows slightly and pushed open the door to enter.

A large group of magicians wearing tall pointed hats all turned to look at her.

His gaze held a scrutinizing quality.

Jupiter immediately stood up and bowed slightly, "Teacher."

The monks' expressions upon hearing the word "teacher" were, to say the least, quite "interesting".

Li Aili smiled and sat down. "This is..."

She glanced around and saw that there were about thirty monks in the office. "What's going on?"

Jupiter proudly declared, "I merely demonstrated to them the greatness of alchemy."

"They couldn't wait to embrace alchemy!"

Many of the mages revealed a sinister smile.

[Shit! Jupiter, you traitor!]

Mages are the strongest spellcasters!

Once I find a way to defeat alchemy, hehehehehe!!

At that moment, two female secretaries who worked at the city hall brought over tea.

Inside the office, everyone was smiling and getting along well.

In Li Aili's eyes, the black bubbles almost completely covered people's faces.

She smiled, picked up the teacup her secretary had placed in front of her, and took a sip of the hot black tea.

Then I looked at the room full of smiling, very kind magicians.

Perhaps these monks could be of other use, couldn't they?

"Would you like to learn about alchemy?"

Li Aili looked troubled. "But our alchemy is not something that can be easily taught."

Jupiter looked surprised.

The magicians' smiling expressions froze.

One of the magicians, with long silver hair, stared intently at Li Aili. "What do we need to do to learn alchemy?"

Li Aili smiled slightly, "Only those who contribute to the territory can learn alchemy."

The mages immediately asked anxiously, "If I provide potions, would that count as a contribution to this place?"

Li Aili took a sip of black tea. "These things can also be done with our alchemy."

The magicians were all stunned.

"Impossible! There are always things your alchemy can't do! But magic can!!" A hot-tempered mage exploded.

joke!

“Calm down, Paul,” a dignified female mage said. “If this young lady didn’t want us to learn alchemy, she wouldn’t have proposed ‘territorial contributions’.”

This female mage is one of the few mages who doesn't have black and red bubbles above her head.

"Miss, please tell me what you want."

Li Aili asked directly, "Can magic be stored?"

The monks: "??"

...

Li Aili walked out of the office with satisfaction, with Jupiter following behind her.

"I will use alchemy to create a container that can store magic power in a moment."

"Then from now on, you will supervise these mages to charge these containers, uh, I mean, to infuse them with magic."

Jupiter nodded. "What if they slack off?"

Li Aili stopped in her tracks and looked at her eldest apprentice with the eyes of someone looking at a fool.

Why are they slacking off?

“You tell them that filling a container costs 1 point, and to learn alchemy, you need at least 1 point.”

"Ah, add a time limit. Say that this contribution rule only counts if it is completed within one week."

"No exceptions after the expiration date."

Jupiter: "………………"

Li Aili smiled slightly, "They just spend all their time pouring magic into those containers."

After that, Li Aili went to Leongor's laboratory.

Because of time constraints, Li Aili went straight into the alchemy room.

I directly exchanged 300,000 Magic Savings Jars from the shady little truck.

Then, a new problem arose.

After Ellie left the alchemy room, Leongor called her back.

Leongor stared at the magic storage jar, which was as long as his arm and as thick as his thigh. "Unless you're a magic saint, filling this jar... even the Lord of the Magic Tower would be paralyzed, right?"

"I'm afraid there won't be enough time."

It only takes a moment to use up all your magic, but it takes a day or even several days to replenish it.

Li Aili nodded, "Then let's brew some 'energy restoration potions' for the mages!"

Leongor: "?"

Li Aili gestured and said, "It's a potion that instantly restores magic power after drinking it."

Leongor: "..." (⊙o⊙)

"Don't waste time. Give these magic storage jars to the mages and let them fill them up first."

So, Li Aili and Leongor began to bury themselves in researching the formula for the 'energy potion'.

In the afternoon, Jupiter came running into the lab, panting.

"teacher!"

"Those mages filled 39 magic storage jars, and then... they ran out of magic!"

Li Aili was holding a bottle of light blue alchemical potion.

“Jubius,” Ellie pointed to the magic storage jar in the corner, “use your magic to fill it up.”

Jupiter: "..."

Before my eyes, the empty magic jar was filled with blue light.

This chapter is not finished, please click the next page to continue reading!