He should have made more modifications based on the legacy of the Drifters.

According to my observation, there is alchemy involved."

"Hohenheim's Alchemical Notes."

Our biggest discovery came here.

But that book also disappeared with Lattimore’s disappearance when the Black Tide broke out.”

Misa's voice became heavier,

"Think about it now.

He should have died long ago.

And that notebook also fell into the hands of that bastard Trevicorn!"

She had already thought of these consequences.

So it's not an emotional outburst, just a bit of sadness that can't be concealed.

Miss Cruiser continued,

"Philips Aurelius d'Ovrast Bombast von Hohenheim.

He called himself "Paracelsus".

The history of the AD era describes that he was born in Zurich, Switzerland, and was a famous alchemist, physician, and natural philosopher in the early Renaissance.

Many people know that he created a new discipline, which was called medical chemistry in Zurich at that time, which was a new medical chemistry science that combined medicine and alchemy.

But few people understand,

Paracelsus was also one of the scholars of the Great Library.

At a time when the spiritual tide in the world was at a low ebb, most scholars could only maintain the first level of ancient scholars of the sublimation lineage, and a small number of people who found stable ruins could achieve the second level of low energy.

But before disappearing, he should have at least reached the depths of the secret sea and completed his promotion to the fourth-level alchemist master.

in other words.

His 'legacy' may have more practical value than the incomprehensible Quaternary relics.

only.

The only Lattimore who could parse it is dead."

Hear her say that.

Su Wen also saw the mission log that appeared at the same time:

[Acquired C-level mission: Hohenheim’s Legacy’ Alchemy Fragments]

[Task description: Obtain the thirteenth original chapter of Alchemy]

[Task reward: Prompt information from the Alchemy School's "Hermetic Documents"]

The tips this time are a bit too simple.

But seeing this golden text, he thought of the same clue as before:
Chapter completed!