We will always try to update and open chapters as soon as possible every day. Thank you very much, readers, for always following the website!

Phoenix Rising: Reborn in Flames

Chapter 2246
  • Background
    Font family
    Font size
    Line hieght
    Full frame
    No line breaks
  • Next Chapter

---- Chapter 2246 Half an hour later, Andrew arrived at a very special place: Chetvine's Sovereign's Apothecary.

This was the most prestigious, largest, and most elite pharmaceutical institution in all of Holtrien. On paper, its

shareholders looked complicated, with ties to the three royal families of Chetvine, several major clans, and even

top brass from the military pulling strings from behind the curtain. However, Andrew knew far more than most

people did. The true power behind Sovereign's Apothecary was controlled by the massive ancient sect known as

the Divine Alchemists.

This Divine Alchemists organization was absolutely extraordinary. The arrogant Advanced Medical Institute was

flashy enough, claiming to possess every medicine under heaven. Yet compared to the Divine Alchemists, that

institute was nothing more than children playing with mud pies. The current head of the Divine Alchemists

ranked fourth on the Titan List, a figure with a fearsreputation. In short, Sovereign's Apothecary was a

towering giant that stood above all other forces in Chetvine. ---- Every major power wanted to curry favor with

them and get involved somehow.

Pills and medicines were as essential to martial artists as money was to greedy misery. They were absolutely

indispensable. Speople joked that whoever controlled the Divine Alchemists could sweep through Holtrien's

entire martial world. Furthermore, they could claim dominance over all of Holtrien and becan uncrowned

king ruling by martial might. Though it was said in jest, anyone with insight knew this was actually true.

Therefore, the Divine Alchemists held an unparalleled position domestically, earning respect and courtship from

all sides.

Just looking at the luxury cars packed outside the entrance gave a glimpse of their influence. Andrew walked

straight through the main door and stated his purpose. "Please notify Madam Brielle Baxter that I'd like to see

Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇt

her." The receptionist, Whitney Knight, politely declined. "I'm sorry, sir, but Madam Baxter only meets with

certified alchemists." Andrew replied simply, "I am one." Whitney looked surprised. "You're an alchemist, sir?

What grade are you? If you're below fifth grade, you'll need to make an ---- appointment.

Fifth-grade and above can see her without an appointment." Andrew smiled. "What grade | am isn't important.

As long as it's enough to meet Madam Baxter, that's all that matters." Whitney shook her head. "Sir, we need

more than just your word. According to regulations, | need to verify your alchemist grade badge." Andrew pulled

out a sandalwood plaque. "Go ahead and check it, but please keep it confidential." Whitney had initially thought

Andrew was just another troublemaker trying to cause a scene.

After all, countless people lined up every day hoping to meet the Sovereign's Apothecary's director, and they

would say anything to get in. However, this man had actually produced a legitimate badge. Not daring to take

any chances, she immediately examined it. What she saw made her gasp in shock and nearly drop the badge.

"You're an eighth-grade divine alchemist? This is... 'm so sorry, sir. | truly apologize for earlier. If | offended you in

any way, please accept my sincere apologies." Andrew sighed helplessly. "I already asked you not to make a big

deal about it.

Now, please arrange forto see Madam Baxter. ---- I'd prefer to keep things low-key." Whitney's hands

trembled as she returned the badge. "Of course, sir. It was my mistake. Please, this way." Without stopping, she

led him past the second-floor VIP area and continued all the way to the fourth floor. This spectacle amazed

several people who witnessed it on the second and third floors. Everyone knew the second floor was for

receiving distinguished guests. The third floor was reserved for meetings with certified alchemists, and ordinary

people were not allowed entry.

The fourth floor was even more

exclusive; only fifth-grade alchemists

and above could set foot there.

q f ae

Seeing Andrew's unfamiliar and

youthful face, orepes ir disbelief.

Gould elalresdy B a fourth-grade

master? Sbelieved it, while

others scoffed, convinced he was

just another spoiled heir flaunting his

q " q

family name. "Please wait here for a

q A 2

moment, sir. I'll go notify Madam

. . n P |

Baxter immediately." Whitney's

respectful attitude was a complete

turnaround from her initial reception.

After she left, Andrew looked around

the fourth floor. The content is on

novelenglish.net! Read the latest

chapter there!

Rows of window-side sofas were

arranged throughout the space, with

---- expensive tea, fruit, and cigags|aid

out. Eve hing wadkdémplimentary,

blat Only a select few people were

privileged enough to enjoy these

amenities. As Andrew found an

empty seat and was about to sit

down, a surprised voice suddenly

I [1 :

called out. "Andrew?" The content is

on novelenglish.net! Read the latest

chapter there!