Pharmacist Test

Before they parted ways, Devin asked Ethan to wait for him outside the examination room. With determination in his heart, Devin took a deep breath, pushed open the door, and entered the room. The examiner, a stern and elderly man, glanced at him briefly before starting the examination process.

He immediately delved into explaining the different levels of pharmacists, classifying them into nine distinct tiers. The first three levels were junior, intermediate, and senior pharmacists. The middle three levels were great pharmacists, pharmacist instructors, and pharmacist professors. Lastly, the top three levels were medicine commanders, medicine kings, and medicine saints. The examiner seemed disinterested, going through the motions.

As the examination commenced, the stern man placed thirty different medicinal plants in front of Devin, challenging him to identify at least 25 of them. Devin, confident in his knowledge and equipped with identification tools, swiftly listed the names of each herb. With the help of his extensive pharmacopeia records and the information he had gathered during his library visits, Devin had a wide arsenal of information at his disposal. His dedication to recording new prescriptions in his encyclopedia ensured that experience points weren't necessary for him to tackle any challenge.

Moving on to the next phase, Devin meticulously handled the herbs as Ethan had taught him. He exhibited precision and care in his approach, impressing the examiner with his methodical technique.

Curious about Devin's mentor, the examiner asked, "Who taught you how to handle medicinal plants?"

Devin confidently replied, "Junior apprentice Ethan."

The examiner nodded, recognizing Ethan's influence in Devin's approach. He commented, "I can see his method. Boy, I hope you are smarter than him."

Devin furrowed his brow at the examiner's remark but chose to brush it off for the time being. He decided to inquire about it with Ethan later, not allowing it to distract him during the examination.

Proceeding to the final stage, Devin carefully created a spirit refreshing potion, deliberately emphasizing its high-grade purity. While he possessed the skill to make a top-grade potion, he intentionally kept it subdued, not seeking to draw excessive attention to himself.

The examiner, seemingly uninterested in prolonging the process, swiftly concluded the examination. He handed Devin a junior apprentice badge, signaling his successful passage. Without uttering any further words, the stern man left the room, leaving Devin with a sense of accomplishment and a newfound determination to further excel in the field of pharmacy.

Devin approached the counter with his junior apprentice badge, ready to complete the registration process and officially become a member of the pharmacist guild. The surprised lady from earlier, who had initially doubted Devin's knowledge and abilities, looked up from her paperwork and eyed him with a mixture of surprise and skepticism.

"You passed the examination?" she asked, her tone betraying her disbelief. "You didn't exactly look like you knew what you were doing."

Devin smiled politely, unfazed by her skepticism. "Appearances can be deceiving," he replied calmly. "I may not fit the stereotype, but I have the knowledge and skills required to be a pharmacist."

The lady raised an eyebrow, still not completely convinced. She handed Devin a registration form, mirroring the process he had encountered when joining the Adventurer guild. Devin promptly filled in all the necessary personal details, including his name, age, and contact information.

Once he completed the form, Devin returned it to the skeptical lady, who scrutinized it for a moment before finally accepting it. She proceeded to type his details into the guild's registration system, issuing him an official pharmacist guild identification badge and a pharmacist robe.

"Here's your badge," she said curtly, sliding it across the counter to Devin. "Welcome to the pharmacist guild. Make sure to always carry this with you when conducting guild business."

Devin nodded, appreciating the official recognition of his commitment to the craft. He put the badge carefully into his pocket, fully aware of its importance for future interactions with the guild.

Devin reunited with Ethan, excited to share his triumph. Ethan eagerly awaited the result, anticipation evident on his face. Devin proudly displayed his newly acquired junior apprentice badge, relaying the positive outcome of the examination.

With registration complete, the two friends walked out of the guild, as Devin invited him to celebrate and thank him for the recommendation letter.

[Congratulations to player Devin for becoming a junior apprentice pharmacist. You have gained 500 Exp]

[Congratulations you have reached level 7 player should keep working hard] the system sounded.

[Player Status]

Name: Devin James

Title: Village Owner (locked)

Class: unallocated

Level: 7

Race: Human

Exp: 9020/11000

Reputation: 40

Skills:

- Appraisal skill (advanced)

- Origin Sutra

- Art of Medicine (Junior Apprentice Pharmacist)

Items:

- Pharmacopeia

- Storage Ring

- Eyes of Indra

- Origin full body suit including cloak

-Origin katana(weapon)

-10 faerie plum

-20 luminary citrus

-30 Emerald fern Stone

-50 iron ore

-50 Copper ore

-20 steel ore

-10 silver light blossom herbs

-10 Moonstone Moss herbs

-10 Everflame ruby and Moondust opal.

-eyes of Hyde, pelt of Hyde, Talons of Hyde, Hyde's dark Core.

- Treasure map (½)

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