Chapter 2836 DadAfter a thorough examination, the pill refined by Jared was indeed of Seventh Level Top Tier quality, not
to mention nearly perfect. There was no mistake.
“Mr. Gale, there's no mistake. This is a Seventh Level Top Tier pill,” they said to Roderick.
Roderick stared at the pill, his face flushed crimson. If I admit it, that means I'll lose. Not only will I not
win the first place, but I'll also have to kneel before Jared and give away my spiritual cauldron!
“Although this is a Seventh Level Top Tier pill, I suspect Jared didn't refine it. You all must've tampered
with the process and prepared the pill in advance! Otherwise, how could Jared be so calm at the
beginning? Moreover, with that broken pill cauldron of his, it's unrealistic to think he could refine a
Seventh Level Top Tier pill. The cauldron would've surely exploded as it couldn't possibly withstand the
might of such a high-level pill! Everyone, Jared is just a Fifth Level Top Tier alchemist, yet he managed
to refine a Seventh Level Top Tier pill using that shabby cauldron within a few minutes! This is
completely unfeasible. They've clearly conspired to deceive me. I will not accept this outcome!”
Roderick began to stir everyone's emotions, trying to use the crowd to pressure the judges.
“That's right. I don't think that pill cauldron can produce a Seventh Level Top Tier pill, can it?”
“There's no way a Fifth Level Top Tier alchemist could refine a Seventh Level Top Tier pill within a few
minutes without the enhancement from a good pill cauldron!”
“Is there really a scheme involved? Don't tell me even Jipsdale's Alchemist Fair is now secretly
manipulating the competition's outcome, too?”
novelbinEveryone clamored because they, too, found it hard to believe that Jared could refine a Seventh LevelTop Tier pill in just a few minutes.
The turn of events left Gregory and the other judges stumped. The pill was indeed crafted by Jared, yet
everyone else was unconvinced, so what else could they do?
“Roderick, how are you certain that my pill cauldron is junk? What if my cauldron is a specialized
cauldron that is more advanced than your spiritual cauldron?” Jared couldn't help but sneer at
Roderick's demeanor.
“Pfft! That sh*tty cauldron of yours isn't even comparable to my spiritual cauldron, yet you dare claim
it's a specialized cauldron. What else are you capable of except boasting? If what you possess is
genuinely a specialized cauldron, I'll grovel at your feet and even address you as my dad!”
Following his words, Roderick spat on the floor, refusing to believe Jared's grimy cauldron was a
specialized cauldron.
“Forget it. I don't want a son like you.” Jared scoffed.
“Young man, don't keep us in suspense. Why don't you clean up your magical item and show us its true
nature?” At that moment, the elderly judge from Jipsdale slowly spoke.
Jared glanced at the elderly judge, realizing the latter had recognized his Divine Cauldron, so he
nodded.
He walked up to his Divine Cauldron and gently tapped on it.
Immediately afterward, the blackened surface of the Divine Cauldron gradually cleared up, turning intoa yellow-bronze color. A glow emanated from the inside of the cauldron, and the words “Divine
Cauldron” became clearly visible.
The sudden change stunned everyone. Even Roderick was staring blankly at the Divine Cauldron.
“Divine Cauldron. This is the ancient Divine Cauldron, the sacred item in alchemy!” the elderly judge
exclaimed in agitation upon laying his eyes on the Divine Cauldron's true form.
Gregory and the others were also astounded, their eyes wide as they stared at the sight before them in
utter astonishment.
The members of the crowd below the stage were equally dumbstruck, gazing at the Divine Cauldron in
front of them with traces of excitement in their eyes.
Roderick's body shuddered uncontrollably. Divine Cauldron. This is the Divine Cauldron. It's countless
times more advanced than my spiritual cauldron! But I don't understand. How could Jared possess a
sacred item like this?
“Impossible. This is impossible!” Roderick shook his head frantically, unable to believe what was
transpiring before his eyes.