Chapter 317 Incomplete Prescription

Is there something wrong with his eyes or ears? How could his master say such things to a little girl???

Master Pei's apprentice walked up to him and said, "Master, what are you doing..."

Master Pei glanced at his apprentice with disdain, "We are both human, why are you so stupid?"

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Mr. Pei ignored him, and suddenly remembered something. He turned to look at Huo Yao and said, "Xiao Huo, you are not busy now, right?"

"Please tell me if you have something to say." Huo Yao said helplessly.

Old men nowadays are too difficult to deal with. Even if she slips away now, he will come to her door through WeChat later.

"Come on, sit down first. Let me read a book."

As if he was afraid that someone would run away, Master Pei grabbed Huo Yao's arm and pulled him to the chair next to him. He turned to his apprentice and said, "Hurry up and make a pot of good tea for Xiao Huo!"

The scolded apprentice was frightened and came to his senses and hurried to get the tea.

What the hell happened to his master today? !

Aren't you usually very kind?!

Mr. Pei walked to the counter, opened a drawer next to it with a key, took out a yellowed book from it, and handed it to Huo Yao like a treasure.

"Take a look at this book."

The apprentice who had just taken out the tea, his eyes widened involuntarily when he glanced at the book in Huo Yao's hand.

His master actually showed such a precious book to outsiders? ! !

Aren’t you always so precious to me?

The disciple couldn't help but look at Huo Yao again. Who was this little girl? Why did even his master, who was so virtuous and respected, show such special respect to her? ?

Huo Yao only flipped through the first few pages and then put the book down.

When Mr. Pei saw that she only read a few pages, he stroked his beard and asked, "Why don't you read it?"

Huo Yao pressed his brows and said helplessly: "They are just some incomplete prescriptions, there is really nothing to see."

She originally wanted to say it was a rubbish prescription, but she was afraid that telling him would be disheartening to him, especially as he was an elderly man. What if he tried to blackmail her?

When Elder Pei heard this, a look of "as expected" flashed across his eyes. After a while, he said, "To be honest, this book was passed down by the older generation. I have studied it for most of my life but have not yet figured out how to prepare it."

Huo Yao had a complicated expression when he heard this, and was silent for a few seconds. "The medicine made from the incomplete prescription is also defective. It has no effect and wastes the medicinal materials. It's better to throw it away."

As soon as these few words were thrown out, Mr. Pei suddenly felt a little dazed.

How could he not hear the profound meaning behind these words coming from the mouth of a top alchemist?

This book was treated as a treasure by the older generation and passed down from generation to generation, but in the end it became a waste... No wonder he couldn't understand all the formulas no matter what he did.

Seeing how devastated Mr. Pei was, Huo Yao didn't say anything else. He just stood up and said, "It's time for me to go, too."

Soon, she left with the medicine.

After a long while, Mr. Pei came back to his senses. His eyes fell on the yellowed book on the table and he smiled bitterly, "I'm really old."

He picked up the book and put it back in the drawer.

The disciple next to him was holding a pot of freshly brewed tea. Seeing that the person had left, he was stunned for a moment. He turned to look at Master Pei and said, "Master, who was that little Huo just now?"

Mr. Pei glanced at him and said nothing.

"By the way, this little girl came here last time, and I told you that the medicinal herbs she wanted were quite special. I think they were for making incense..." the apprentice murmured.

When Mr. Pei heard this, his eyes suddenly widened.

I uploaded chapter 44 first. I still have six chapters to go. Come and read it tomorrow. Good night, my dears.

(End of this chapter)