On the second floor, several rooms were separated by transparent magic glass. Several people wearing white pharmacist uniforms were hurriedly refining what they were at hand.

Seeing Regis walk in, everyone nodded and greeted: "Teacher!"

"Hello teacher!"

But facing Lance who was following Regis, these people showed strong hostility in their eyes.

Regis usually doesn't bring people to the second floor. Those who can come up are either his newly recruited disciples or new candidates. These pharmacists don't like to have another opponent out of thin air.

Fortunately, Regis waved his hand and said, "Everyone goes to work, I have something to do when I go to the alchemy room."

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief, and their eyes looked at Lance a little more friendly.

Since they were going to the alchemy room, they were definitely not the teacher's newly accepted disciple. Everyone returned to their respective positions, but still looked at Lance and Regis from time to time.

The laboratories on the second floor are separated by transparent glass, so although the alchemy room is in the corner, the rest can see clearly what is happening inside.

This is the rule set by Regis. When working, every pharmacist can see each other to achieve mutual supervision.

Lance followed Regis into the alchemy room. This was a very empty space, with some alchemy tools scattered in it. Although alchemy has a certain degree of interoperability with pharmacy, there are still many differences in it when it reaches its depth.

Regis scratched his head and suddenly whistled.

In a corner of the alchemy room, a ragged robot-like thing stood up from the trash can.

"Alchemy No. 99 welcomes you..." The little robot with only one arm left rolled over crookedly.

Lance noticed that the little robot was covered with thin iron sheets, and there were two wheels under his feet, which could automatically roll.

It's a pity that it rolls, and suddenly it shines brightly blue light on its chest-

"Alchemy No. 99 welcomes you..."

This time, before the little robot finished speaking, a sound of chirping sounded from its body. His other arm suddenly broke and flew to the side.

The wheels under its feet also stopped rotating and were stationary.

"Alchemy 99..."

...

Seeing this situation, even Regis, who was so shameless, couldn't help feeling embarrassed.

"Ahem... these are some alchemy products I made when I was bored." The old man looked around and said embarrassedly: "Probably I didn't take much attention when I made it. Well, that's it..."

Lance was funny in his heart. He didn't expect that the pharmacy master was also an avid alchemist. From the serial number of this little robot was 99, it can be seen that before it, Regis should have made more little robots.

However, the old man's talent in alchemy was obviously not as good as pharmacy, and the little robot he made was really unsightly.

Regis himself obviously realized this. This time, he did not whistle anymore, but instead pulled out small robots about half a meter high from the garbage dump.

"Pu" strange sounds kept coming, and soon, five small robots were added to the empty alchemy room.

Regis placed them about thirty steps in front of Lance, and it was very irregular. He stood aside, crossed his waist and said, "These puppets are basically the same material as the monsters in the puppet city. Since you think the spells you are good at can control monsters in the puppet city well, you must kill them quickly and effectively."

"I need to know the key points of these puppets," Lance said calmly.

"Chest." Regis said: "The power source of all alchemy puppets is in the chest. Unlike the human heart, the power source of the puppets is generally in the center of the chest. Because according to the cross balance principle of alchemy, if the power source is placed elsewhere, the balance system of the puppets will be completely destroyed."

"So even the monsters in the puppet city, their source of motivation is still in the chest. I dare to guarantee this with you." The old man looked at Lance viciously: "A cunning boy, accidentally sold you another crucial message."

Lance smiled: "Then you back."

The old man snorted and took two steps back. At this moment, he suddenly turned around and scolded: "What are you looking at! Let me go back to work!"

Outside the glass, the pharmacists staring at the place curiously immediately lowered their heads.

Only one young boy smiled and shouted through the glass: "Teacher, what fun is there to open our eyes?"

"Are you ready to start studying alchemy again? To be honest, I really don't recommend you to do this. After all, from past experience, your talent in alchemy is not as good as mine..."

"Lohart!" Regis's face suddenly turned red. This young man was his favorite disciple and the most talented among all pharmacists. He was usually very mischievous and naughty, and he was also an alien among wizards.

"I just brought this gentleman to test his spell." A trace of doting flashed in Regis's eyes. What surprised Lance was that he did not scold Lohart, but instead waved his hand and recited a spell.

Wow...

All the glass fell down, and all the pharmacists surrounded them with Regis' acquiesce.

"Teacher, what's the fun thing?" Lockhart asked curiously.

Regis patted his head and said, "This gentleman told me that he is very good at a level 0 spell - a scorching ray. Under his begging, I am going to give him a chance to prove himself."

"Scare rays?" A look of surprise flashed in everyone's eyes.

Lohat shouted out loudly: "Isn't this the most useless spell among level 0 spells? Although the runes are simple, they are too fast to lock the enemy. They are completely useless spells."

Regis hummed a few vaguely.

The other pharmacists suddenly lost interest and left one after another. When they left one by one, they still whispered to each other: "Why is the teacher so idle today? He actually listened to a stranger's words?"

"Yes. Some people are good at spells such as scorching rays? Even if they are good at it, it is useless."

"I guess the teacher has been disliked by those failed alchemy products for a long time, so he took advantage of this person's request and found an excuse for himself to eliminate these ragged robots."

"It's very likely...but do you really think his scorching rays can hit such a small target?"

"I can definitely be sure of this - I can't fight!"

...

The discussions of several people made Regis look ugly. He suddenly felt that why he was so bored today, and he actually brought this boy who spoke big. Could it be that he convinced him deep down? Are he really going to give him a chance to cheat himself?

Thinking of this, Regis couldn't help but fall into deep thought.

Lockhart looked at Lance with a smile: "It's interesting. But I don't believe that someone's scorching rays can attack such a tiny target."

Regis looked at Lance unhappily: "Let's start."

Lance looked at Regis slowly: "If I could kill these five puppets in twenty seconds, our agreement..."

"Then I'll sign!" Regis waved his hand impatiently. He felt more and more that bringing Lance was a very unwise decision. If he hadn't been afraid of going back on his word, he would have lost the patience to stay for another second.

Lance nodded with a smile. He raised his right hand and the familiar cross star flashed through his eyes again.

"Hawkeye is opened!" The fox's voice sounded in Lance's heart.

The scorching ray!

A short spell came from Lance's mouth, and then a red light shot out from his fingertips, hitting the center of the chest of the first puppet with great accuracy!

"Drip!" After a crisp sound, the blue light on the puppet's body disappeared immediately.

Regis and Lockhart were stunned.

Three seconds later, the second scorching ray suddenly appeared. The roaring fire spell factor destroyed the puppet's power source with great force!

The two of them couldn't help but open their mouths, and Lohart shouted even more strangely: "This is impossible!"

The other pharmacists were immediately shocked by the sound, raised their heads and looked over.

Whoosh!

The only thing they saw was the surging fire that unswervingly hit the vital point of the third puppet.

"No!" The pharmacists surrounded him in amazement.

Then there were the fourth and fifth paths. After the five scorching rays, there was no puppet in the alchemy room that could barely run.

Lance slowly lowered his right hand.

The whole audience was silent.

After a long time, Lockhart excitedly pulled the corner of Regis's clothes and couldn't help but shout, "This is simply amazing. Am I witnessing the birth of a magic trick? Tell me, is this your new magic trick? Or is it another trick? I don't believe you can really do the rays perfectly..."

"Enough!"

Regis shouted suddenly. Lohat shut up immediately.

He looked at Lance, a trace of shock flashed in his eyes, and he murmured: "This is impossible..."

Lance replied calmly: "As I said, I'm very good at archery. So when it comes to aiming, there are some tips of my own."

"Hunter?" Regis was still disbelief, but he slowed down and said firmly: "Okay. I have decided to do this investment!"

...

Half an hour later, Lance walked out of the Regis Master Pharmacy Store with satisfaction.

In addition to what he said before, the old man also added two bottles of small magic recovery fluid, which was much beyond Lance's expectations.

With these things, his ability to survive in the puppet city will definitely be greatly improved.

"The next thing is to improve my magic level." Lance touched the bottle of [Magic Tide Potion] in his arms, and walked firmly towards the hotel area of ​​the Wizards Mall.
Chapter completed!