He just didn’t know whether the Star Ancestor would trust him.
...
Holy Brilliance Calendar, year 4330.
Pharmacist Association.
Triss was handing over some work to her colleagues; over these years, the number of medicine projects she had led or participated in was simply way too many, leaving her coworkers stunned.
This was practically a workaholic demon.
"Ma’am, you work way too hard."
"Hahaha, do I? I feel pretty good like this. When you enjoy every minute and every second of Pharmacy, you don’t feel it’s work. We’ve got to learn from the Heavenly Artisan."
"Ma’am, may you return as a legendary."
"Many thanks, may we meet again."
"Don’t overthink it, you’re definitely going to succeed."
The other colleagues also spoke up one after another:
"The Nora Medicine God is none other than you!"
Triss smiled.
"I’ll borrow everyone’s good wishes. Let’s meet again in a hundred years!"
Back on the Ancient Dragon Continent.
Inside the Witch’s Family, Triss bathed and changed clothes, washing away her fatigue.
On the Klein Crystal Ball.
Her spiritual force had already reached 74,000.
Along the way, she had already refined the Three-Water Sequence, the Sea Country Series, the Five Poison Series, as well as five Glorious Sun-Grade poisons refined later, an upgraded version of the Five Poisons.
Their ingredients all came from the Nightmare World.
She was born in the Ancient Sacred Radiance Calendar year 404.
"So I’m 5,340 years old now."
Her Early Stage talent wasn’t exactly top level; later on, by relying on hard work and help from the organization, she rose up against all odds. For the sake of medicine, she also inevitably delayed a lot of time.
But with the help of the Thousand Mountains Immortal, she still reached the legendary threshold faster than she herself had expected. After all, with the Thousand-Year Potion, the actual Lifespan upper limit of the Nora Nine Rings had already been raised to seven thousand years; she still had plenty of time.
"It’s time."
Inside the Triss Wizard Tower.
There were still three dying figures.
Thousand Feet, Thousand Thorns, Thousand-Pocked Poison Lord.
Although she did not have Primordial Relics, by relying on the Three Poison Lords, the legendary she proved would not be bad. After becoming a legendary, it wouldn’t be too late to pursue higher.
In both the Abyss and the astral world, there were top-level powerhouses famous for their poisons.
"Legendary, here I come—Triss."
...
Ten years later.
Two more Ninth-Circle Wizards broke through to legendary one after another.
[Father of All Things · Betas] and [Golden Dreamland · Ogg].
The former’s Legendary Profession was [Monster Editor], and he was a Disciple of Lady Rowling. Counting out the Green Forest Master, the Life School of Thought had finally welcomed its true second Legendary Wizard.
The latter’s Legendary Profession was [Mind Master]. Strictly speaking, he belonged to the Spirit Faction, but the Spirit Faction was still very niche, and its research overlapped heavily with the Dream Faction, so after study the Supreme Council still classified him under the Dream Faction.
When the Spirit Faction becomes strong enough, it can also stand alone as its own Sect.
These years, under the influence of Levi’s Spiritual Series Magic, more and more Practitioners took this path, and Golden Dreamland was one of Levi’s fans.
But what had a greater impact on his legendary breakthrough was actually that Mind Dragon in the Underworld.
The Underworld and Nora had close relations; for the Emperor’s sake, the Mind Dragon personally gave him some guidance, including an Original Golden Qilin scale.
As courtesy in return, the Supreme Council also gifted it a Divine Artifact.
Every wizard who advanced to legendary had more or less received aid from the Supreme Council; this was a convention passed down since the era of Sauron.
That’s why traitors were especially hateful.
If not for the congress, many people wouldn’t have been able to become legendary at all.
Ogg had another identity.
The husband of the Thousand Illusion Knight.
So far, Nora already had 35 Legendary Wizards.
Still accounting for more than one-third of the total number of powerhouses.