Chapter 20 Excessive

Wen Le took a total of ten medicinal materials from Area B. He spent two days successfully producing six potions, and the remaining four were failures.

Failed products are actually still effective, but the effects are unstable and the side effects are too severe. These failed products should be destroyed upon production, as giving them to patients is illegal, and pharmacists should bear the corresponding legal responsibilities.

When Wen Le registered with the Therapist Association, the staff who guided him emphasized this point to him. The association has zero tolerance for this matter and once discovered, the person will be expelled from the association and the title of therapist will be revoked.

Wen Le expressed his support for the association's actions. This is no different from selling fake medicine. Both are harming people. He certainly cannot be an accomplice.

So even though Abandoned Planet was a lawless place, and inferior medicines would be snapped up like crazy, even though Old Man Li and Ovi tried to dissuade him, Wen Le still insisted on destroying the failed medicine himself. This was his bottom line, and he would never cross it.

Moreover, once such a thing is done, it will always be a hidden danger. It is equivalent to giving others a handle on him. Once it is exposed in the future, his future will be ruined. He does not want to stay in Abandoned Star for the rest of his life.

Therefore, District B wanted to reduce his share by 10%, to 40% to 60%, so Wen Le could only take 40%. However, the negotiation failed, as Ao Wei firmly rejected it and insisted on a 50% to 50% split, otherwise he would find someone else to cooperate with.

There are more herb dealers in Area B than just Old Man Li, and Wen Le is not some nameless wild boy. He has a legal identity, and his whereabouts are monitored by the main brain. If Old Man Li and his men want to play tricks, they have to consider whether their identities are important enough to get the people behind him to come forward to protect him.

Old Man Li had obviously considered this, and since the healers in Area B all had their own backers, he didn't want to miss out on a rare opportunity like Wen Le, a "wild" healer. Business was like that anyway; asking for a higher price and then paying back was perfectly normal, so in the end, Old Man Li compromised.

Wen Le became more cautious and signed a contract with Old Man Li to become a staff member of the Witness Therapists Association. The price was that Wen Le gave 10% of the profits to the association.

This is the rule here. Healers who seek the association's support must pay 10% of their income to the association. Wen Le has no connections and no status now, so he would rather give up this 10% profit to avoid being hurt in the future if they turn against him.

As for the subsequent issues, Ovi would discuss them with them. Ovi took the initiative to take this responsibility, and he and Wen Le played the good cop and the bad cop respectively. Wen Le only had to focus on making medicine and treating patients, and he didn't have to worry about other trivial matters.

To make an analogy, Ovi is now Wen Le's agent. The two of them are in the same boat and have common interests.

Wen Le is not doing nothing. In order to improve his voice, Wen Le is now working hard to improve his proficiency and doing everything possible to upgrade himself.

Only in this way will he be valuable to these people and not be abandoned easily.

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After two months of hard work, Wen Le finally reached level six. During this period, mental power was the most difficult to increase. In order to upgrade his mental power, he practiced his mental power almost all the time, and finally he succeeded in upgrading.

With the system upgrade, the healing skill finally gained a new branch after reaching level 6: Internal Vision. This skill allows Wen Le to see the patient's internal organs, allowing him to determine if the patient has any internal injuries. This saves time and allows Wen Le to stop the bleeding and treat the patient in time.

The system upgrade reward is a prescription. This time the prescription is a bit special, it replenishes mental power.

Wen Le could already foresee the huge uproar this drug would cause once it was developed. Especially for those with special abilities, it was a life-saving device.

The superpowers used by psychics are actually variations of their mental power. It is extremely dangerous if their mental power is exhausted while on a mission. This shows how important the medicine that replenishes mental power is. If taken properly, it can save their lives.

This time, Wen Le did not get the herbs from Old Man Li, but bought them directly from the Therapist Association after discussing with Aowei.

When the staff learned the purpose of Wen Le buying these medicinal herbs, they opened their eyes wide and quickly reported it to their superiors after Wen Le left.

Many therapists can make healing medicine, but few can make potions to replenish mental strength. The reason is that making this potion is a great test of the therapist's mental strength, and any problems during the process are unacceptable.

There might be many healers out there who could make psychic potions, but on the Abandoned Planet, especially in Area B, they were rare. Furthermore, he had just checked Wen Le's registration time and found that his psychic power had increased by one level in just three months. Adding to that the fact that he was only ten years old, this talent was astonishing.

After the staff reported Wen Le's matter, the higher-ups took it very seriously and sent someone over quickly.

They retested Wen Le and concluded that Wen Le's mental power had now reached level two. According to the official level comparison, Wen Le's current mental power was D-level, which was exactly at the real entry standard for therapists.

Yes, before that, you can only be considered an apprentice. Only when you are proficient in making the two official potions and your mental strength reaches a certain level can you be considered a real healer.

Wen Le didn't know all this.