" Upon hearing this, Talin was taken aback and looked at the books placed on the left, indicating they were already possessed, raising an eyebrow slightly.
There must be at least 70 or 80 books, right? Unexpectedly, this territory from another world has managed to collect so many in such a short time.
However, what reassured him was that although the number of books collected by this territory seemed considerable, it was still far less than the quantity he had traded for.
He had really invested a lot this time.
He had mobilized all his clansmen as soon as he returned to the new country.
They collected all the books they could find on alchemy.
Otherwise, it wouldn't have been possible to gather so many.
As everyone waited, Elm did not neglect Talin and the others.
She had the dark elves bring out water and some fruits to entertain Talin and the others.
After all, she understood the principle of hospitality.
After an hour of thorough checking by several shadow clones, the books on the camel cart were finally sorted.
Looking at the four to 500 alchemy books, Elm was very pleased and looked at Talin with eager eyes.
None of those books are duplicates.
Although I don't know the quality, based on the principle of honest trading, we are willing to exchange for a herb that extends life by 200 years.
What do you think? Elm said this because she learned from yeu what taline's ultimate goal was.
So she had a firm grip on the other party's weakness.
Moreover, herbs that extend life are essentially like weeds in the shadow territory because there are hardly any people in the entire territory who need them.
Even a newly joined residents like Xi Ban Shandong are the same.
As long as they work hard to improve their levels, they can achieve a transformation in their life stage.
Who still needs that stuff? Of course, there are some girls with low potential, but don't forget Yu's territory has already established the source god Tower.
With that building, they can gradually enhance the potential of the residents.
Those originally low potential residents can also gradually become eternal beings as long as they work hard.
Therefore, herbs that can extend life are really no different from weeds for the people in the shadow territory.
If it weren't for knowing the value of this thing for people from another world being priceless, the arable land for planting these two types of herbs might have already been pushed aside by the healers to plant other potion materials.
Can you add a bit more? After all, this is all the alchemical knowledge we can currently gather.
Upon hearing this, Talion's heart slightly stirred.
He didn't expect such precious knowledge would only be exchanged for 200 years of herbs.
Although 200 years is an unbelievable lifespan for any ordinary person, for an emperor, it is hardly enough.
So he wanted to negotiate for more.
H how about this? Considering it's the first trade, I can give you an additional 10 years.
But this is only for this time.
After all, cultivating herbs that can extend life is not an easy task, even for us.
Elm looked at Talen's fox-like face, raised an eyebrow slightly, and after thinking for a moment, pretended to be in a difficult position, and said, "Okay, it's settled.
" Then, Talin couldn't tell if Elm was serious or not.
However, just relying on some books could exchange for a medicinal herb that extends life by 200 years.
If their emperor found out, he would be absolutely willing.
After all, for emperors, nothing is more important than their lifespan.
as long as they can extend their life.
They might even be willing to give up half of their kingdom for it.
So, it's decided, seeing the other party agree, Elm didn't waste any time and wave her hand, causing a shadow clone to jump out from her shadow.
In the clone's hands was a flower pot in which was planted a completely green plant that looked like a succulent.
If it weren't for the green light emanating from it, it would just look like a pot of succulents.
Once the shadow clone appeared, it didn't hesitate and directly handed the pot to Talin.
What is this? Talin took the pot handed over by the clone.
And although he knew this might be the medicinal herb that El mentioned for extending lifespan, he didn't think he wouldn't recognize as succulent.
This was a year orchid, 215 years old.
For every year it grows, thinking it would extend the user's life by one year.
Of course, your world doesn't have the right growing environment, so it's best to consume it within a year after taking it back.
Otherwise, it will naturally wither and lose its effect.
Elm didn't skimp on explaining the effects of a year orchid.
At the same time, she also reminded the other party.
After all, this is not an infinite continent with high concentrations of energy.
It's just a slightly extraordinary small world.
Therefore, this kind of medicinal herb cannot be sustained in this world at all.
Not to mention a small world in a mid-level world.
A year orchid might take a hundred years to extend a person's life by a year.
I understand although looking at the pot in his hands that looked like a succulent, Talin was somewhat incredulous.
However, the refreshing and invigorating green light it emitted made him have to believe this is indeed a medicinal herb that can extend life.
By the way, Miss Elm, how should this succulent? No, this year orchid be consumed.
Talin then seemed to think of something and heardly asked.
Just eat it directly.
It contains a large amount of life force.
And it's this life force that extends life.
Of course, since your world has alchemy, you can also try to see if you can maximize its benefits through alchemy.
That's right.
Actually, after learning about alchemy, Elm had also mentioned this to Yua since the people of these worlds value lifespan so much.
And there are so many medicinal herbs in their territory that can extend life.
Wouldn't it be more convenient to use alchemy to turn these herbs into potions or something for trading? In terms of potions, the therapists from the second branch have already been researching it.
However, the results are not very good.
It's not that they can't produce them.
It's just that the cost of the potions made this way is much higher than simply selling the herbs.
And it also requires other auxiliary herbs, which makes it somewhat not worth it.
So Elm couldn't help but focus her goal on alchemy.
Alchemy.
Okay, I understand.
Thank you for the reminder.
By the way, let's trade those materials, too.
Talin was slightly takenback upon hearing this, then quickly reacted, smiling and nodding at Elm.
To be honest, he hadn't thought of this before.
However, after the suggestion, it seemed like it wasn't impossible.
Alchemy and pill refining are actually of the same origin, both focusing on tier exchange and material transformation.
So, if they thoroughly studied the succulent in hand, they might indeed be able to create their own lifespan extending research.
With this thought, Talian's heart also ignited with enthusiasm.
Of course, he definitely couldn't use the 200-year-old succulent for experiments, so he had to focus on the 10-year-old medicinal herb.
At the same time, Talin was also secretly glad that he hadn't just brought those books on pill refining, but also brought so many materials.
Otherwise, if he had only traded for a pot of succulents, he really wouldn't know what to do.
The subsequent trade was quite simple without any twists.
However, when Talin saw the 10-year-old medicinal herb in his hand, the fox smile on his face couldn't hold up, and the corners of his mouth twitched fiercely.
Miss Elm, are you sure this thing can extend life by 10 years? He raised the thing in his hand that looked like a dogtale grass, and the originally smiling expression on Taline's face turned into shock and disbelief.
That's right.
What's the problem? Elm looked at the grass in his hand, tilted her head, and asked with some confusion.
Elm wasn't familiar with the plants in this world.
She didn't understand why the other party seemed to look down on that grass.
Uh, isn't this dogtale grass? Can it really extend life? Talon looked at Elm's expression, which seemed doubtful, and he also wondered if he had recognized it wrong.
He lowered his head and looked left and right at the dogtail grass in his hand.
It really looked like dogtail grass.
That's right.
If you don't believe it, you can eat it and try.
Elm looked at the other party's still doubtful expression and helplessly shrugged her shoulders.
She really couldn't understand why the other party just didn't believe it.