My cousin is becoming a legend.

Chapter 86 Star Aptitude

Outside the examination hall.

Bruno took out several packets of snacks from his storage ring.

Although he knew nothing about the alchemy exam, he could figure it out.

My own brother will probably have to take several more exams.

Instead of worrying about him, you might as well eat something to cheer yourself up.

Bruno handed a bag of snacks to a somewhat nervous Jack.

Jack tried to refuse, but Bruno forced him into his arms.

The two ate dried meat and potato chips, quietly waiting for Lynn to come out of the examination room.

This exam takes longer than the one-star and three-star exams.

Jack was somewhat worried, but he didn't stop talking.

He suddenly realized that this stuff was actually quite delicious.

Thinking this, Lynn walked out of the examination room.

Vanessa stared at Lynn, a wicked smile playing on her lips.

I told you not to pretend.

Did you mess this up?

They came out so quickly, the herbs must have been burnt!

You'd better pay up!

Vanessa happily prepared the compensation claim in advance.

Just as she was about to hand it over, Lynn slapped the certificate on the front desk.

"Please help me apply for the Nine Star exam again."

Vanessa was taken aback.

She picked up Lynn's certificate and examined it carefully.

It's really over!

But why so fast?

Vanessa was a little confused.

She looked at Lynn's message.

He's just a freshman!?

Are freshmen these days really this terrifying?!

"Senior, senior?"

Lynn waved in front of Vanessa.

He was curious how this senior could be so sleepy, even managing to take a nap while handling paperwork for others.

"Could you please help me apply for the Nine Star exam?"

"Oh, okay, sure."

Vanessa snapped out of her daze and somewhat flusteredly processed his paperwork.

After seeing Lynn off.

Vanessa tapped her fingers incessantly on the table.

She felt both excited and apprehensive.

This looks like something bad is about to happen.

I heard that the first alchemist in the first year is quite petty.

Could this calm guy actually pass the Nine Star Exam?

That would be quite a spectacle.

As for my misjudgment of the calm guy...

Is there a problem?

Everyone makes mistakes sometimes.

Besides, she didn't tell anyone; she just kept thinking about it to herself.

No one will know about this embarrassing incident.

Vanessa blushed slightly and took a sip of water to hide her embarrassment.

Meanwhile, Bruno and Jack were enjoying their meal.

When they looked up, they saw Lynn walk into the examination room again.

Jack was a little stunned.

"Lynn went in again. Did he go through earlier?"

Bruno casually picked up the soup bowl.

"Oh, why do you care about him? He came here on his own after the exam. Come on, have some more. This is the chef's latest beef broth concentrate, which I had him develop. Take a sip and give me your feedback."

Although he was anxious to know Lynn's exam results, Jack gradually lost interest in the wide variety of snacks and treats available.

Soon, Lynn walked out of the examination room again.

He handed over the certificate for the first-tier, nine-star achievement.

"Could you please help me with the ten-star exam?"

"Okay, please wait a moment."

Vanessa stopped the stopwatch and quickly took the certificate to complete the formalities.

Lynn entered the examination room again.

Vanessa looked at the stopwatch results, her feelings extremely complicated.

That's too fast, it's incredibly fast.

She herself has passed the Nine-Star Examination.

That requires extremely precise control over mental energy.

Could it be that he has the ability of a tenth-star expert to pass the nine-star test so quickly?

That would surpass Jeremy Walsh, the top freshman at the Alchemy Institute.

Moreover, this score is above average even among their second-year students.

Vanessa quickly recorded the information, preparing to input it into the campus magic network system later.

By then, all alchemy students will know about this person.

Calm Guy's current achievements are already phenomenal.

If he actually gets the ten-star certificate, it will probably cause quite a stir in the academy.

Inside the examination room.

The examiner gave the prescription to Lynn.

Test takers have only ten minutes to read.

However, this regulation is generally not applicable.

After all, anyone who dares to take the exam must have already memorized the recipes for those common ten-star potions from the textbook.

Lynn looked at him intently, as if she had never seen him before.

But he only glanced at the recipe twice before putting it aside.

The alchemical medicinal materials were distributed.

Lynn began to process the materials methodically.

The examiner, Vincent, walked back to the podium.

He stroked his beard, looking at Lynn with some surprise in his eyes.

After several exams, he was no longer so surprised by Lynn's unusual behavior.

This young man is indeed very talented.

But what truly surprised him was that he didn't recognize the student in front of him at all.

Logically speaking, someone with such talent shouldn't be so unknown.

Wilson...

It seems there are no alchemy families with this surname.

Could he be a genius from humble beginnings?

As Vincent observed Lynn's actions, he began to consider offering his assistance.

Lynn was completely unaware of this.

The moment he touched the material, he activated his skill, "Divine Assistance."

The difficulty of obtaining a ten-star potion is undeniable.

It's quite difficult to succeed on the first try without prior practice.

Skills should be used now.

Lynn handled the materials with exceptional skill.

Vincent frowned and shook his head slightly.

To be able to process medicinal herbs of this caliber so skillfully, it seems one must refine them quite often.

Are families who can afford such expenses truly ordinary people?

It doesn't seem like it.

But he had never heard of Wilson's surname before.

That's really strange.

Vincent shook his head.

Unable to figure it out, he simply stopped thinking about it.

There are many chaotic things happening among the nobility.

It would be bad if he actually figured it out.

He's definitely going to support this student.

All the necessary resources will be allocated to them; as for whether the nobles are satisfied or not, let them fight it out themselves.

He's just a teacher; he can't possibly manage these things.

Lynn, on the other hand, had an incredibly easy time thanks to the skill boost.

In the process of regulating the energy in the medicine pot, he also relied on his second-level mental strength to rush through directly.

The ten-star potion has been successfully refined.

You have successfully crafted: Lionheart Elixir (Superior Grade)

Lynn stood up and handed over the medicine.

Vincent carefully examined the quality of the potion and couldn't help but exclaim:

"Lynn, you are the most talented student I have ever seen in all these years. Would you be interested in helping out in the lab this weekend? There are many senior professors there who can broaden your horizons."

Lynn was taken aback for a moment, then immediately agreed.

Although the lab couldn't quickly improve his skills, the real value in the lab lay with those senior professors!

Their casual conversations after meals are extremely valuable, allowing him to learn information that is often unavailable to outsiders.

Perhaps he needs their information source when he goes out to find forbidden mercury!

"It's my pleasure, thank you for your care."

Vincent looked at the humble Lynn and nodded in satisfaction.

He handed Lynn's certificate over.

"Congratulations on becoming a Tier 1, 10-star alchemist. Are you preparing for the Tier 2, 1-star certificate exam later?"

Normally, Vincent would never ask such an outrageous question.

Students typically need several weeks or even months to prepare for certification exams.

Lynn's performance was so astonishing that Vincent asked the question instinctively.

Lynn gave an awkward smile upon hearing this.

"Teacher, I'd like to take the exam again some time later."

Vincent stroked his beard and nodded: "Well, it's good to prepare more. You should go back and get some rest."

"Yes."