Chapter 412


    The waiter continued in a rather cocky tone. "The Apothecary''s Family is widely known for providing


    all sorts of miracle drugs, and they''ve been around for hundreds of years. It''s said that the head of


    the family has the cure for every illness in this world."


    "I see." Vania nodded to show that she understood. "But why would these people look for Master


    Gordon to ask about The Great Chemist?" she asked puzzledly.


    "It''s said that the head of the Apothecary''s Family moved into one of the mountains after iming


    his spot at the top. There have been countless people who went in search of The Great Chemist


    throughout the year, but no one managed to find anything," the waiter said while shaking his head


    and sighing. Some people had gone deep into the woods, and some never came out. Their bodies


    still couldn''t be found up to this day.


    "If that''s the case, are you saying that Master Gordon knows of The Great Chemist''s whereabouts?"


    Vania was starting to get rather excited. However, the waiter shook his head to indicate that her


    assumptions were wrong. "Everyone came to ask Master Gordon for insider information—they


    thought that he would know something since he wrote the Legend of the Great Chemist."


    Vania nodded again, and she no longer questioned the waiter. However, she didn''t entirely agree


    with the waiter''s words—her gut feeling told her that Gordon had to know something everyone else


    didn''t. Right then, Linda joined in the conversation. "It seems like those people are really eager to


    seek help. Master Gordon simply wrote a song, yet they''re all going to him to ask about The Great


    Chemist''s whereabouts."


    "It''s not as simple as that. Many of those people want to use The Great Chemist''s name to gain


    profit in their businesses. Unfortunately, they can''t earn much when they can''t find The Great


    Chemist, and they end up sacrificing their lives in search of that person." Most of the people there to


    meet The Great Chemist woulde up with a bunch of excuses, but they were all doing it for their


    own benefit. Only a few people were genuinely there to seek help.


    Linda smiled upon hearing the waiter''s words. "Those people are really stubborn." I can''t believe


    there are still so many people here to search for The Great Chemist when it''s practically an


    impossible mission, she thought.


    "Everyone''s trying extra hard because it''s such a tough challenge. If anyone is lucky enough to see


    The Great Chemist in person, that guy will no longer have to worry for the rest of his life," the waiter


    said with a dreamy voice. Deep down, he had the hopes of meeting The Great Chemist someday.


    Larry changed the topic of conversation after that. "The view here is amazing. It seems like there


    are a lot of people whoe here to explore the ce as well. We''re interested in hiking, but we''re


    not too familiar since it''s our first time here. Do you have any rmendations?"


    The waiter patted his chest while he spoke. "You''ve found the right guy. I know every fun ce


    there is to visit over here. All the tourists call me a walking map!" Then, he pulled out a map from his


    pocket. The waiter already had a prior agreement with the touristpany—he would get a share


    of the money if he managed to sell any tickets. At that moment, he secretly calcted how he could


    earn the most amount of money.


    "I suggest that you guys don''t walk with the people who im to be exploring the ce. They aren''t


    there to enjoy the view or go on a hike. They''re there to search for The Great Chemist, and they


    might go into one of the old, old forests and nevere back again." The waiter was being honest.


    "What do you suggest, then?" Larry continued asking.


    The waiter pointed at the map in his hands. "These are all popr tourist attractions. I can purchase


    the tickets for you now if you need them. It''s really convenient."


    "We''ll do as you say." Larry agreed almost instantly. "Why do they all head into the mountains to find


    The Great Chemist? Gondalwelt is pretty big—why do those people insist on going to such a


    dangerous ce?" he continued asking. The waiter didn''t seem to realize anything odd as he


    continued speaking. "There''s an alleyway beside the building, and a fortune teller works here. Some


    time ago—I''m not sure when—there was a person who asked for their fortune to be told. There,


    they somehow found out that The Great Chemist is practicing his medicine in the mountains."Têxt ? N?velDrama.Org.