My cousin is becoming a legend.

Chapter 95 The Price of the Competition

Jack pushed away a cartload of already prepared potions.

A new truckload of medicinal herbs was brought over.

The two continued to produce the medicine in this way, like an assembly line.

At the same time, Jeremy also applied for the ten-star qualification exam at the front desk.

Entering the examination room.

Jeremy performed the operation with practiced ease.

The potion was quickly refined.

Jeremy handed the potion to Vincent, the exam examiner.

Vincent looked at the refined potion and remarked, "Top quality, very good. It seems you've put a lot of effort into preparing for the exam."

Jeremy's lips curled into a smile.

"I originally planned to take the second-tier qualification exam directly, otherwise I wouldn't have spent so much time preparing. If I weren't still lacking in the quality of second-tier potions, I would have taken the second-tier qualification exam today."

Vincent understood.

Jeremy was indeed bothered by being dethroned from first place in the grade.

However, although he understood Jeremy's subtext, he did not respond.

Seeing that Vincent chose to remain silent, Jeremy took the initiative to start a conversation.

"Teacher, I heard that another first-year student passed the ten-star exam yesterday?"

Vincent nodded.

"So, who does the teacher think is better, me or him?"

Jeremy's eyes were filled with arrogance.

Vincent paused for a moment before replying, "In terms of concocting first-tier potions, Lynn is undoubtedly stronger. But you're already capable of concocting second-tier potions, so I suppose he's inferior to you in terms of mental strength and pharmacological theory."

Jeremy was greatly surprised by this answer.

What do you mean by "that kid is undoubtedly stronger in Tier 1 potions"?

Shouldn't he have completely crushed that bastard?

That bastard...

It seems those powerful families have gone to great lengths to improve themselves!

Jeremy's eyes were gloomy, and his face was extremely pale.

He nodded to Vincent and quickly left the examination room.

Outside the examination hall, members of the student council were waiting.

As soon as Jeremy came out, they all surrounded him.

Jeremy had already composed himself and coldly held up his identification.

"Why are you all so panicked? Is something going wrong with my exam?"

The students in the study group were overjoyed and kept praising Jeremy.

Although Jeremy had never looked down on these wealthy merchants and baron scions, he felt much better.

Jeremy nodded calmly.

He looked around, wanting to see the envious and admiring looks in the eyes of these lowly people, but was shocked to find that apart from the people in his study group, there was no one else around.

The ordinary students were all rushing towards the experimental area on the first floor, crowding the doorway of the room.

Jeremy frowned and beckoned to his subordinate beside him.

"What's going on over there? Why are there so many people?"

The study group members laughed awkwardly, "It seems like Lynn has started lecturing again, so..."

Before he could finish speaking, Jeremy snorted and headed straight for it.

He roughly pushed aside the students at the door.

The ordinary students had some complaints, but when they saw that the person in question was Jeremy, they immediately shut their mouths.

Jeremy led a group of students from the study group and barged in.

The crowd was forcibly parted.

Jeremy stopped at Lynn's lab bench.

He forced an extremely unsightly smile.

"I suppose you must be Lynn Wilson. I've heard so much about you."

Jeremy extended his hand, waiting for Lynn's reply.

But Lynn was busy making potions and had no time to pay attention to him.

Only Jack couldn't help but glance at him twice, but quickly looked away and continued working.

Jeremy's hand hung in the air.

His face looked even worse, like a pig kidney that had been dried for months.

Surrounded by onlookers, he quietly withdrew his hand.

Jeremy glared at Lynn and asked through gritted teeth:

"Could it be that you are ignorant of etiquette?"

At this moment, Lynn finally finished refining this batch of potions and looked up at the person in front of him.

Lynn frowned and asked, "Who are you?"

Jeremy's face turned ashen, and he forcibly suppressed his anger.

"Lynn, if you're trying to humiliate me in such a low way, then I can only say you've failed."

Lynn was baffled, looking at the guy who was inexplicably angry as if he were an idiot.

Lynn only realized what was happening when Jack whispered a reminder to her.

"Oh, so you're Jeremy. What can I do for you?"

Jeremy remained silent for a moment.

He took a deep breath, suppressing the anger in his heart.

Jeremy smiled calmly and said, "Lynn, first of all, I want to congratulate you on passing the ten-star test yesterday. I acknowledge your talent."

Lynn said "Oh" and looked at him quietly.

Jeremy smirked arrogantly.

"And I passed the ten-star test today."

Lynn nodded.

"Oh, congratulations. So, what's up? If not, I'll continue refining the medicine."

Lynn's indifferent reaction reignited Jeremy's suppressed anger.

He stared coldly at Lynn, wishing he could skin him alive and tear him apart.

"Alright, I'll get straight to the point. In a couple of days, I'll be holding an alchemy learning exchange competition for the entire grade. If you're interested, you're welcome to participate."

Lynn shook her head.

"Sorry, I'm not interested. Is there anything else?"

Jeremy sneered, "Heh, can I take that as you being afraid of me?"

Lynn nodded helplessly: "Yes, I'm really scared of you. Is there anything else?"

Jeremy was momentarily speechless.

He hadn't expected Lynn to give this answer.

Seeing that he didn't speak, Lynn waved to Jack, and the two continued to refine the medicine.

He only needs a dozen more bottles to upgrade his entry.

Jeremy panicked.

"Lynn, you must participate in the competition!"

Lynn raised an eyebrow and glanced at him.

"reason."

Jeremy sneered, "You just want to make a name for yourself by stepping on me, don't you? Is there a better opportunity than this competition? I think you know what I mean."

Lynn gazed at him quietly, lost in thought.

"Although you have some misunderstandings about me, you seem quite eager to compete with me?"

Jeremy said coldly, "I should be the one saying that."

Lynn did not argue with him, but instead stated his own terms.

"I'll participate in the competition, but what will you give me if I win?"

Lynn rubbed his fingers together.

Jeremy proudly raised his chin: "You will win the honor of defeating me."

Lynn was so angry she laughed.

"I want real money."

Jeremy frowned and looked at him.

What do you want?

Lynn pondered for a moment and said, "How about a set of fifth-tier alchemy equipment? As a family of alchemists, we should be able to afford that, right?"

Jeremy was taken aback.

This guy actually wants level 5 equipment.

They certainly have a big appetite.

They were probably afraid of being abandoned by those powerful families and having no future.

Even for the Walsh family, a fifth-tier alchemy device is an extremely valuable piece of equipment.

But what does he have to be afraid of?

Could I possibly lose?

The probability of this is infinitesimally close to zero.

Jeremy immediately agreed.

"Okay, the prize is a Tier 5 device!"

However, I'm afraid you'll have the greed but not the ability!