Anglon seed to have already prepared himself. He imdiately stood up and took his seat at the position designated for speakers at the oval table, beginning to speak eloquently. "This month, our Anglon Workshop's treatnt volu has been very large, fully demonstrating the new form of work our workshop has developed and the help we've provided to the Healing Hand Treatnt Center."
"It's clear that team treatnt far exceeds the efficiency of the treatnt center's original single potion master treatnt approach. This point has also been demonstrated in other teams within the treatnt center. In addition, our team has also compiled a treatnt guide for common curses at the treatnt center this month, along with purchasing channels for related potions."
Anglon smiled slightly. "If any of the junior apprentices present need it, we can also share this part of the guide with you."
"We're all from the sa treatnt center, so naturally we should help each other."
Anglon looked toward Wizard Edwin, Wizard Derek Jones, and another official wizard, saying, "Three ntors, I think we should produce so guideline-type work manuals within our treatnt center. Our workshop would be very willing to take on the task of writing these manuals for everyone."
"Our workshop has sufficient personnel to undertake the work of compiling guides while handling busy treatnt tasks."
"This way, we can increase the treatnt efficiency of our treatnt center in the future."
Anglon's eyes flickered. Originally, he didn't need to go to such lengths. With the massive team of senior and junior apprentices in Anglon Workshop, he could easily monopolize the Outstanding Therapist and Excellent Therapist positions but because of Locke's team's sudden ergence, he had to find another approach, trying to surpass Locke's team's influence in the treatnt center through organizing guides.
Fortunately, he still had the advantage of personnel.
As part of the group eting, Anglon not only had to review and summarize the past month's work but also plan future work and accept questions from participating first-class wizard apprentices and official wizards.
This was a kind of brainstorming session, a way of gathering collective wisdom.
Of course, given Anglon's status, naturally no first-class wizard apprentice really dared to speak up and question Anglon during the group eting.
However, Wizard Edwin, as an official wizard, frowned. He looked at Anglon with confusion, saying, "Anglon, your idea about writing guides is very good."
"But you shouldn't have many treatnt plans for common curses and diseases within the treatnt center. How would you create guides? After all, although your workshop has many people, most of them are not potion master assistants permanently stationed at the treatnt center, completely lacking actual clinical experience. Do you really have the qualifications to formulate guides?"
Anglon pressed his lips together, thought for a mont, then replied, "Yes, Master Edwin. This is also what I wanted to request at the group eting. I would like everyone to share treatnt data with my workshop, so that our workshop can help everyone at the treatnt center compile treatnt guides."
Wizard Edwin frowned deeply.
He actually disliked Anglon very much, but Anglon's wizard ntor was Halen Vera, one of the most powerful academic factions at Lilith's Cottage, whose influence was even above Lady Morgana's.
Even if he didn't respect the monk, he had to respect the Buddha.
Therefore, Wizard Edwin didn't argue too much with Anglon on this matter. If it were his own student making such an impolite proposal, wanting to get sothing for nothing and take all the benefits, he would definitely scold him to death.
But Anglon had Halen Vera's protection. If he dared treat Anglon this way, then given Halen Vera's protective nature, his students would probably find it more difficult than others to pass the potion master assistant exam and breeder exam in the future.
Even when his future students applied to the academy for project assistance, they would inexplicably be rejected for various reasons. Therefore, Edwin forcibly suppressed his desire to directly confront Anglon, only mocking him a few sentences.
Wizard Edwin said, "Anglon, you certainly have your own ideas."
"Your idea is quite good, it's just that this work could be shared between your workshop and other potion master assistants in the treatnt center. Let make the assignnts then."
"Of course, this was your idea. We'll all rember that. Ideas are the most valuable things. But although ideas are precious, they still need soone to seriously execute them, otherwise ideas remain just ideas."
Next, Wizard Edwin read out so nas from the list.
Those whose nas were called all showed smiles on their faces.
Anglon frowned slightly. Although he was sowhat dissatisfied, he didn't dare directly confront an official wizard. While he hadn't achieved his goal, it wasn't entirely without gain.
Anglon said to Wizard Edwin, "Thank you for Master Edwin's guidance."
Wizard Edwin nodded indifferently. "Next."
"Who will speak?"
Now, everyone around the oval table of the group eting fell silent. The potion master assistants who had originally been eager to speak now all remained quiet.
In their view, even Anglon had been reprimanded by Edwin, so what they had to offer was certainly inferior to Anglon's. If they went up to speak, they would definitely be harshly criticized by Wizard Edwin.
Many other potion master assistants simply remained silent, keeping their heads down, afraid that Wizard Edwin would point them out by na.
Wizard Edwin frowned slightly, "Why the cold atmosphere? Really."
"You people are too unreasonable. Since your ntors have assigned you to the treatnt center, you should be serious about it."
Wizard Derek Jones laughed, saying, "Edwin, you're too stern and scared these kids."
Wizard Derek Jones rolled his eyes and focused on Locke. "Locke, you'll be the next speaker."
Wizard Edwin thought for a mont, then also turned to look at Locke, saying, "Perfect, you can summarize your team's work at the treatnt center this month and future plans."
Wizard Edwin continued, "The academy's higher-ups have co several tis, urging our treatnt center to help you quickly launch the Phase III trials of the Bear Spirit Jade Bile Detoxification Potion. Animal trials, civilian trials, and wizard apprentice trials can be conducted simultaneously."
Wizard Edwin looked at Anglon, saying, "Actually, the most important thing right now isn't writing guide work. If the broad-spectrum treatnt effects of the Bear Spirit Jade Bile Detoxification Potion are fully verified, then guides would beco obsolete."
"The treatnt center's success rate would increase dramatically, the error tolerance for potion master assistants would increase, treatnt costs would decrease, and your inco could rise accordingly."
"After all, treatnt fees cannot possibly be reduced."
Anglon's expression changed slightly. What he most feared had co to pass. He was most worried that even if he proposed the guide concept at the group eting, it still wouldn't match the broad-spectrum treatnt effects of the Bear Spirit Jade Bile Detoxification Potion.
'Damn it, I should have personally taken on the task of solving the magical plant curse back then. Even if I couldn't solve it myself, it would have been better than giving that resource to Augustine.'
A flash of resentnt passed through Anglon's eyes, 'How can I ensure that I win this year's Outstanding Therapist title at the treatnt center?'
Competition among the academy's wizard seeds was becoming increasingly fierce as they competed for higher titles and rewards.
Since their talents were very similar to each other, the key to breaking through lay in the quality, quantity, and direction of their projects, the papers they could publish, and the titles and rewards they could obtain.
For this reason, Anglon valued the Outstanding Therapist reward so much. Not only could the Hive Mind Potion help him quickly improve his mana and give him an advantage over other wizard seeds in terms of magical power.
More importantly, his ntal strength enhancent potion project had been stalled without decisive breakthroughs. If this continued, he wouldn't be able to secure investnt and subsidies.
He needed to obtain the Hive Mind Potion to examine samples of more advanced ntal strength enhancent potions, to feed back into his ntal strength enhancent potion project.
Faced with the request from two official wizards, Locke chose to agree. After all, it was just speaking in front of everyone.
Especially since he currently had an aura of prestige around him, most people at the group eting looked at him with eyes almost similar to how they looked at Anglon.
All were gazes of admiration and reverence.
Locke stood up, walked forward, and sat in the speaker's position.
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