Skill: Pharmacy
Consumption: 1 Mana Point
Description: Can process herbs into powders, granules, etc., enhancing the herbs' effects (improves with the level of "Pharmacist").
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Skill: Alchemy
Consumption: 1 Mana Point
Description: Depending on the materials, various alchemical solutions and materials with different effects can be created (improves with the level of "Alchemist").
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Nolan saw the additional line "Professional Skills" below the [Ability Chart] and understood.
It seemed that production-class skills were a type of "Professional Skill," feeling somewhat similar to special professions.
Nolan allocated all "3" increased levels to the "Sword Saint" profession.
After all, currently,
He only mastered this one intermediate profession that could enhance his basic attributes.
Nolan found that this process of level advancement was similar to the game "YGGDRASIL," where players could freely allocate their increased levels to the professions they chose.
However, the situation in the real world was different.
People in the other world who wanted to advance a warrior-class profession could only continuously hone their martial arts, improving their skills and training.
Those wishing to advance a magic-class profession could only study, read magic books, meditate, and so on.
In short, to advance a certain profession, one must learn the abilities of the relevant profession.
Hearing Enri's question,
Nolan shifted his gaze from the status panel, pretending to have come back to his senses: "It's my first time seeing this method of making potions; I'm a bit surprised."
"It's nothing."
"I'm still not very good at it," Enri humbly replied, then looked at Nolan with a bit of excitement, "Compared to healing potions, healing magic is much more powerful."
"Healing potions rely on herbs to treat injuries; whether low-quality or high-grade, they only accelerate the recovery of injuries."
Hearing Enri's words,
Nolan's eyes showed interest as he quietly discussed healing potions with Enri.
Enri showed no reservations about this, instead happily exchanging ideas with Nolan.
As the grandson of Granny Lizzy, the best alchemist in "E-Rantel," and a person who would be called a genius alchemist in the future,
Even if it wasn't four years later, Enri's understanding of healing potions still surpassed most alchemists in this world.
In "YGGDRASIL," the conditions for a player to win against another player ultimately came down to four things!
Information, Level, Equipment, Resources!
Information ranked first, its importance self-evident.
The battle between Ainz and Shalltear perfectly demonstrated the advantage of information.
Shalltear, as an NPC specializing in combat, even possessed a job build that countered undead, yet Ainz, utilizing the advantage of information, calculated her demise.
He showed off immensely in front of the other Floor Guardians.
Of course, if it were a chance encounter, Shalltear would most likely have won.
As for Level and Equipment, there's no need to elaborate.
In terms of level, Nolan could reach level 100 with his "player" abilities, but for equipment, Nolan currently had no means.
At the level of the other world, it was impossible to create divine-tier equipment, and the only existing divine-tier equipment were the legacies of the "Six Great Gods" and the "Eight Greed Kings"; acquiring them would be quite difficult.
As for resources, they referred to consumables like healing potions, magic scrolls, crystals, gems, ornaments, and various items.
Nolan was even less able to compare himself to the entire "Great Tomb of Nazarick."
The reason he was constantly discussing healing potions with Enri now was that he wanted to craft them himself.
After a break,
Everyone present set off again.
The archer Basalt carried Captain Dosari, while the Rand brothers, after taking healing potions and the alchemical solution made by Enri, could now walk on their own.
In the time that followed,
Enri continuously used herbs to concoct various powders and alchemical solutions for treatment, accelerating the recovery of the "Rock" team's injuries.
At the same time, he also assessed the effectiveness of the potions he created by observing the recovery progress of the adventurers' injuries.
Meanwhile, Nolan, after his mana recovered, used healing magic to treat Captain Dosari's comminuted fracture in his lower leg.
For a time,
The "Rock" team became a burden.
Two days later,
A massive city appeared in the sight of Nolan and his companions.
"E-Rantel"!
With three thick city walls, the border city of "E-Rantel" looked more like a military fortress.
Or rather!
As the central city at the border of the Re-Estize Kingdom, the Baharuth Empire, and the Slane Theocracy, "E-Rantel" was originally built to fortress specifications.
Since entering the border,
Nolan and his group hadn't encountered many people along the way, perhaps due to taking a shortcut. Now, as they approached "E-Rantel," the number of caravans and adventurers on the road began to increase significantly.
Creak, creak!
The sound of carriage wheels rolling on the ground echoed.
Granny Lizzy drove the carriage to the city gate, where soldiers immediately stepped forward to stop them for inspection. However, upon seeing that it was Granny Lizzy, their faces quickly showed respectful expressions.
"It's Lady Bareare. Let them pass!"
The city guards quickly turned and shouted to those behind.
As a border city, anyone arriving from outside needed to be inspected to prevent infiltrators and wrongdoers from other countries, primarily the Baharuth Empire.
Slap!
Granny Lizzy nodded slightly to the city guards, then flicked the whip in her hand, striking the horse's rump with a crisp sound.
The carriage, carrying herbs and Enri seated in the back, slowly drove into the city.
Nolan and the "Rock" team, who followed behind, were also allowed to pass without inspection, but they were charged an entrance fee of 2 copper coins per person.
That's right.
"E-Rantel" charged an entrance fee.
Within the Re-Estize Kingdom, "E-Rantel" was the most prosperous trading city, besides the port cities and the imperial capital.
Due to its proximity to the Tob Forest and the Katze Plains, two very dangerous areas, the city was home to a large number of adventurers and mercenaries.
This also contributed to its thriving commerce.
Entering the city, the first thing that caught the eye was the large number of carriages on the streets, both preparing to enter and leave the city.
Nolan could clearly feel that the proportion of adventurers in the crowd was very high.
He hadn't even felt this in the Royal Capital.
Compared to the subtle sense of oppression and decay Nolan felt in the Royal Capital, his first impression of "E-Rantel" was that the entire atmosphere exuded a sense of vitality.