The Strongest Dragon in the Era of Beast Taming

Chapter 35: Fire-Type Pet (Please follow for updates!)

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David Jones looked up in surprise at Melody Guan, standing behind Rosalind Louise. Just a moment ago, he seemed to have felt a strong sense of malice coming from her.

However, not far away, the innocent and pretty Melody still maintained her usual expression, even curiously looking back at David Jones.

Her clear eyes revealed a trace of doubt, as if she didn’t know why he suddenly started staring at her while he was having a pleasant conversation with CEO Louise.

“Is it just my imagination?”

David Jones pondered silently, burying this confusion deep in his heart and becoming more vigilant in the process.

“What aspect of Calm Mind training do you choose to strengthen?” Rosalind asked, raising her eyebrows and interrupting his thoughts.

“Psychic Power,” David Jones honestly replied.

“Not bad, I see you know that training in Psychic Power is crucial for becoming a Pharmacist.”

Upon hearing this, David Jones’s pupils shrank. He didn’t know that there was such a threshold to becoming a Pharmacist, but luckily he had stumbled upon it before.

“You think that’s enough? Becoming a Pharmacist isn’t that simple.”

Rosalind seemed to notice a touch of relief on David’s face, and her sexy and charming voice continued to speak in his ear.

“As a Pharmacist, the most important thing is to have your own Arcane Fire. Whether awakened through your own Innate Talent or obtained from a contracted Fire-type pet, only then can you be considered a qualified Pharmacist.”

Noticing David’s increasingly stiff face, Rosalind added with interest, “Of course, you can also choose to use a Crystal Furnace produced by the universe technology, but that thing can only refine elixirs below Class III, and the daily consumption of Fire-type Arcane Crystals is quite costly.”

“So for you, contracting a Titanium Ragdoll as your second pet is the most cost-effective choice to become a Pharmacist. As long as you evolve it into a Fire-type pet, it can save you a lot of effort!”

“Rosalind, did you also choose to use a Titanium Ragdoll as your Pharmacy pet?” David Jones seemed to think of something, asking softly.

He then gently rubbed the chubby paws of the Ragdoll in his arms, realizing that the beautiful CEO’s actions were all geared towards promoting the Titanium Ragdoll as a pet.

“Of course, the pet I use to refine elixirs is a Sun Ragdoll of King Species Level.” Rosalind’s reply seemed to have a deeper meaning.

She didn’t believe the David in front of her could resist the temptation of a King-level pet.

“The Pharmacist Manual I just gave you is filled with my understanding of the production of most Class I elixirs. These low-grade elixirs can be made even using ordinary flames.”

“If you’re really interested in the path of a Pharmacist, you can try it out tonight and test your own talent for Alchemy.”

“Alright, Rosalind.”

David Jones unintentionally glanced at Secretary Melody Guan on the side, responding indifferently.

“Alright, I have a bit of work to do in my research room, so I won’t disturb your warm interaction with the kittens.”

Rosalind’s cold face suddenly revealed a touch of warm and gentle smile, and she left in the opposite direction of the office.

Walking in the clean and tidy corridor, Rosalind suddenly stopped and threw a question.

“Petite Melody, what do you think is most important for a secretary?”

Upon hearing this, Melody Guan looked astonished and hesitated, “It should be diligence, attentiveness, responsibility, loyalty, modesty, affinity, good communication skills, and efficient organization.”

“These might all be important, but the most important thing is that as my assistant, you should know how to hide your emotions, understand?” Rosalind Louise’s tone was somewhat serious.

“Yes… I won’t do it again next time!” Melody Guan said, her face flushed red.

“That’s good to know. You wouldn’t want Uncle San to know about your work capabilities, would you?”

Rosalind’s eyebrows gradually relaxed, and then she gently reminded Melody Guan.

Upon hearing this, Melody bit her rosy lips, determination flashed in her eyes, and she cautiously asked in a low voice, “CEO Louise, may I know why you believed in that young man from the very beginning?”

Rosalind’s exquisite body suddenly stopped, she looked down at her tender, jade-like hands, her charming and seductive face became a bit resolute.

“I never trust anyone, not anyone. The only person I trust is myself.”

Her short sentence bore a sense of unequivocal implication.

“Thank you, CEO Louise.”

Melody suddenly saluted towards Rosalind, her pure face full of remorse.

David Jones skillfully completed the identification reports for the four adorable Titanium Ragdolls and then sent the electronic results to Melody Guan.

Having completed his work, David was now lying on a comfortable sofa, staring intently at the Pharmacist Manual in his hands.

Suddenly, a chubby cat paw struck David’s head.

The unexpected touch startled David, who frowned and looked at the seemingly innocent Ragdoll kitten in front of him.

To be honest, David naturally wanted to contract a second pet as soon as possible.

But after communicating with Rosalind, he changed his mind.

Now he needed a Titanium Ragdoll with a higher proportion of Fire Arcane Force.

Unfortunately, it seemed that the Titanium kitten identified during the interview was already a rare existence like a phoenix feather or a unicorn horn.

He remained silent for a moment, then shook his head and let out a bitter laugh. For now, the Pharmacist Manual in his hand was more suitable for him.

Opening the notebook, David carefully studied it.

The manual explained that every elixir needed fire for purification and extraction of the herb essence, and then fusion through different powdered essences of herbs.

David quickly flipped through the pages, searching for an elixir powder that could replenish Trainer’s strength.

Of course, if there was an elixir that could restore a pet’s psychic power, he wouldn’t mind giving it a try.

After researching, he folded the pages that contained the Vitality Powder and Mana Powder recipes.

Having consumed Vitality Powder as a supplement lately, David was quite familiar with its effects.

Although the taste was somewhat bitter and hard to swallow, the effect of this medicine was incredibly fast-acting.

As for the Mana Powder, it was an elixir that could mildly restore the psychic power of Primary Trainers.

Memorizing all the herbs listed in the notes, David decided to try refining these two non-tiered elixir powders tonight.

David slowly breathed out, his fingers tightly clutching the brand-new Pharmacy Manual.

In the future, he was determined to become the best pharmacist among Trainers!

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