She went on to explain further, "The second prize winner will receive two prescriptions of the serums ranging from F-grade to grade from the Pharmacists Guild. He will also get three lessons from one of the master pharmacists. As for the third prize winner, he will receive one prescription of the serums ranging from F-grade to grade. On top of that, he will get two lessons from one of the master pharmacists."

After listening to these rewards, Philip and the others were filled with excitement. Although their families provided them with training, there were still some things that they could not access.

Master ma.n.u.scripts was one example of these inaccessible materials, which were of great value to any pharmacist! Even as a master pharmacist, a ma.n.u.script from another master pharmacist would serve as a great reference.

As for those ranked below the master pharmacists, a master ma.n.u.script would prove invaluable and could bring them immeasurable help in the future. If they could get ahold of a master-level ma.n.u.script, some level pharmacists may even be inspired to break through and become master pharmacists!

Any influential forces would regard a pharmacist's research ma.n.u.script as the most important research secret. To view such a ma.n.u.script, one would need to be of a very high status and have great authority, or they must pay a huge price to gain access to them. Even the children from the most influential forces did not have access to the master-level ma.n.u.scripts!

The other rewards for the first prize were equally stunning! There were three different prescriptions from F-grade to grade, which was to say that the first prize winner could select any three prescriptions from the Pharmacists Guild in the State of Doyle.

However, there were some limitations in the selection of the pharmaceutical prescriptions. Specifically, the pharmacist could only obtain prescriptions that corresponded with their same grade or level.

For example, if you reached the E-grade pharmacist level, you would get three E- grade pharmacist prescriptions at the Pharmacists Guild. Likewise, if one had already broken through to the C-grade level, one would be able to access three C-grade prescriptions.

Being able to freely choose three kinds of prescriptions was very important! This was because many precious prescriptions from the Pharmacists Guild were not disclosed to the public and could not even be exchanged for contribution points. As such, the big groups and n.o.bles were extremely covetous of these precious prescriptions.

As for the chance to partic.i.p.ate in a master pharmacist's research experiment, this reward was the most important among all of the rewards! Some research experiments may last for months or years, and during this period of time, the prize winner could learn from the master pharmacist! Being able to learn from a master pharmacist personally was even more precious than having their ma.n.u.scripts!

As for the second and third prize, the rewards were equally precious. After all, having the opportunity to listen to lectures in a master pharmacist's cla.s.s was invaluable. But, it could not compare to learning personally from a master pharmacist or getting a gander at President Sidney's ma.n.u.script!

All of the young talents were vying for the first prize. If they could get to the top spot, it would help them immeasurably, paving the way to a bright future. Because this was a pharmacist exchange conference, the majority of the young people present were pharmacists.

"Haha, this opportunity is perfectly suited for me!" Hardy laughed excitedly and said, "I'm going to win first prize. No one can s.n.a.t.c.h it from me!"

"You want to get first prize? Have you asked me if I agree? You're just an E-grade pharmacist, but I'm already a D-grade pharmacist. Among the younger generation present, who has a higher pharmacist rank than me?" Philip asked proudly.

Among the younger generation of pharmacists, an E-grade pharmacist was already considered as an outstanding genius. As such, it was very rare to see a D-grade pharmacist, which was a level that far surpa.s.sed the E-grade! As Philip was a D-grade pharmacist, he was indeed the most outstanding among the young people present.

Hardy, Mera, and Franklin, who were initially very proud of themselves, suddenly felt awkward. Philip was indeed a rare genius in the pharmaceutical world. Otherwise, Master Gino would not have brought him along to the pharmacist exchange meeting.

"I'm sorry, but I was also certified as a D-grade pharmacist the other day!" Douglas laughed, while somewhat putting Philip in his place!