"Swallows are a symbol of spring and recovery. The swallow potion made by our demon hunters can speed up the recovery of physical injuries."
"If you are facing a protracted battle, drinking a bottle of swallow potion in advance can help you quickly recover from most common trauma."
"Even if you are unfortunately seriously injured, it can help you stabilize the injury and prevent it from getting worse."
While Geralt was explaining the function of the swallow potion to Wayne, he took out a handful of celandine flower petals, weighed out a certain amount with a weighing tool, put it into a container, and crushed it into a white and transparent juice.
Then use a spoon to scrape off the layer of body fluid with a sour smell attached to a water ghost brain, and throw it into the container.
Finally, he took out a bottle of dwarf spirits from his waist, poured half of the bottle into the container, placed it on the stand of the fire, and while stirring, continued to say to Wayne:
"The formula of the swallow medicine is relatively simple. It only requires the petals of the celandine flower and part of the water ghost brain. The weight ratio is two to one. Add strong liquor and simmer for an hour."
"It is one of the most commonly used potions by our demon hunters. It is suitable for most battles. It has no side effects, and it can also effectively counteract several potions such as Thunder, Maribor Forest, Triple Crown, Stan Morford's elixir, etc. Side effects of the medicine."
“It tastes like rotten oranges with lard on them.”
"Of course, just like our other witcher potions, the swallow potion also contains a certain amount of toxicity, and only we witchers can use it."
"Ordinary people can have a certain recovery effect if they drink it, but before that, they will be poisoned to death."
Wayne listened and took notes, watching the mixed liquid in the container slowly change from white to light yellow under the high temperature of the flame, and an unpleasant smell filled the air.
The Swallow Potion is indeed the most famous of the Witcher potions. It often appears in novels and games. Even in the Witcher III game, Geralt relied on the Swallow Potion to revive an ordinary woman who was seriously injured.
The two sat by the cold lake and waited for an hour. During this period, Geralt taught Wayne how to brew potions, how to use these potion tools, and some other potion formulas, and asked Wayne to handle the white potion himself. Curved flower petals and water ghost brains.
In the end, after spending six water ghost brains, a small bag of celandine flower petals, and three bottles of strong liquor, they refined a total of twelve bottles of swallow potion.
Geralt took four bottles and stuffed them into his pocket, then motioned to Wayne to take the remaining eight bottles.
Wayne was not polite and packed up the remaining swallow medicine. He took out one of the bottles, looked at the light yellow transparent liquid inside, and asked curiously:
"Geralt, how long can this potion be stored?"
"I read in the book that different potions have different toxicities, and it is impossible for us demon hunters to take these poisons without limit."
"The average demon hunter will reach his limit by taking at most two or three bottles of potion at the same time."
“Are there any specific standards for this?”
When Bai Lang heard this, he looked up at the time, then stood up and started to collect the alchemy tools on the ground, and said:
"Indeed, although the Witcher potion is powerful, if we drink too much at the same time, not only will it not be beneficial, but it will also cause serious damage to our bodies."
"As for how many potions you can drink at the same time, it depends on how much toxicity the mutated organs in your body can withstand."
"This stuff is like alcohol."
"The stronger the body and the better the physique, the higher the toxicity a demon hunter who regularly takes various potions can withstand."
"However, because our potions are made with spirits and do not deteriorate easily, they can be stored for a reasonable period of time."
"It can probably be stored for about half a year."
Wayne nodded. This was more in line with his understanding. Since the degree of toxicity of each demon hunter is related to their mutated organs, can it be considered that taking these highly toxic potions can, to a certain extent, strengthen their abilities? What about training their toxicity tolerance?
Looking at the swallow potion in his hand, Wayne suddenly thought of the mutation level in his skill bar.
Over the past year and a half, he has tried many methods, but he still has not gained any proficiency in the mutation level.
Perhaps, the witcher potion in hand is a way to train the mutation level.
Wayne thought about it for a few seconds, then turned to Geralt and said:
"I haven't taken the witcher potion yet. I want to try the effect of the swallow potion."
Geralt shrugged nonchalantly, not surprised by the young man's curiosity.
However, he still reminded:
"Our potions are all made from strong alcohol. If your alcohol capacity is not good enough, it is best not to drink too much."
When Wayne heard this, he nodded nonchalantly. In his previous life, he was a strong man who drank a few kilograms of high-strength liquor with a plate of peanuts. How could he be afraid of ancient spirits?
He first used a clean knife to cut a shallow wound on his wrist, then picked up the swallow medicine, endured the sour smell, and drank it in one gulp.
As the light yellow liquid entered his body from his throat, a burning heat, mixed with a bit of cutting-like pain, began to burn in his internal organs.
But soon, the pain and burning sensation began to spread throughout his body and slowly disappeared. A warm feeling enveloped his whole body, and his body no longer felt as uncomfortable as before.
Later, when the warm feeling flowed to his arm, Wayne could clearly feel that the shallow wound on his arm no longer hurt, but instead felt an itch as the wound healed.
At the same time, the system's prompt sounded as he expected.
Mutation proficiency +1, current progress: 1.
Mutation LV1: Magic recovery speed +10%, poison resistance +1.
After hearing this tip, Wayne was delighted. Compared with the swordsmanship level, which took several hours to improve a little proficiency, the mutation level was the same as the seal level. He only needed to drink medicine every day to quickly improve it.
The bonus brought by the mutation level is very helpful for improving his strength.
The faster the magic power is restored, the more seals can be cast and the level of the seals can be increased faster.
The higher the poison resistance, the more Demon Hunter potions you can drink, and the mutation level will be increased faster. It is simply a virtuous cycle.
It seems that drinking potions will become one of his daily activities in the future.
Wayne thought this way and became even more interested in the alchemy taught by Geralt.
I just don’t know if his cooking skills can be useful in brewing potions and making these unpleasant potions taste delicious.
If that was the case, he wouldn't mind helping other demon hunters of the Wolf School to brew potions.
