Wizard: Unlimited Profession Slots Chapter 1259 - 506: "Simple Handiwork" (Part 4)

When the Fire Element was too active, he infused a trace of Water Element magic power to balance it;

When the overall energy was tending to be dormant, he released a small amount of Wind Element to activate the cycle.

Although the technique was still rough, the principle was correct.

Under his intervention, the state of the soup began to gradually stabilize.

"Master learns so quickly!" Dale clapped her hands in praise:

"It was a mess at first, but now it looks like it was made by a professional chef!"

"Indeed, there’s progress." Ailan also had to admit:

"Although the handling of the ingredients was somewhat questionable, the master’s understanding of element balance was quickly grasped."

Twenty minutes later, this pot of "Element Soup" was finally completed.

Although the color looked a bit strange, not the "nebula-like gorgeousness" described in the recipe, but a peculiar purple-green.

Still, at least it smelled quite nice.

"Let me taste it..."

Ron carefully scooped a spoonful and brought it to his mouth.

The taste... how should I say, very odd.

The minty freshness, the savory taste of seaweed, the sweetness of carrots, the aroma of mushrooms, all mixed together to form a peculiar taste that’s hard to describe.

Can’t say it’s good, nor can say it’s bad, just... very unique.

"How is it?" Ailan and Dale both looked at him curiously.

"The taste is a bit... distinctive." Ron evaluated honestly:

"But..."

He carefully felt his personal growth, somewhat surprised:

"The effect is better than expected! I can actually feel a slight improvement in my regulating ability!"

Indeed, although this pot of soup might not be a success in terms of taste, it was unexpectedly effective functionally.

Perhaps because during the making process, he inadvertently mimicked the entire process of bloodline coordination—from imbalance to regulation, from conflict to integration.

This personal experience is more valuable than any theoretical knowledge.

"Then I want to taste it too!"

Dale swam over excitedly, opening her small mouth to receive the food.

Ron fed her a spoonful, and the Sea Demon Girl’s eyes immediately lit up:

"Such a wondrous feeling! Like swimming simultaneously in four different sea domains!"

Ailan, although without a mouth, could absorb the liquid nutrients through her roots.

After tasting, she also showed a surprised expression:

"Even though the making process was very... winding, this indeed is an effective element-coordinating dish. Your talent is greater than imagined, master."

"No, it’s not about talent."

Ron shook his head: "Failure has taught me something truly important."

"If I’d succeeded from the start, I would have only learned surface techniques.

But through these failures, I understood the traits of each element, the importance of balance, and the necessity of patient observation."

"These experiences might help more with bloodline coordination than a perfect soup."

He looked at the mess in the kitchen and the pot of soup with its strange color, feeling a sense of accomplishment swell in his heart.

Though the process was clumsy, and the result wasn’t perfect, this was his truly independent practice for the first time.

"Alright, now it’s time to clean the kitchen..."

He rolled up his sleeves, preparing to clean up the mess.

"Let me help this time." Ailan said gently:

"You’ve already learned the most important things; leave the rest to us."

"And..." the tone held a hint of mischief:

"If we let you tinker further, I’m afraid the entire kitchen will have to be renovated."

In this warm atmosphere, a familiar voice reached deep into Ron’s consciousness.

"Darling, you seem to be in a great mood today..."

Nari’s gentle thoughts transmitted through the bloodline connection: "Mom can sense your inner satisfaction."

"Looks like our Little Wizard has finally learned to enjoy life."

Aselia’s voice also carried comfort:

"Earlier, you always seemed to be chased by something; now, you’ve finally slowed down a bit."

Ron smiled in response within his heart:

"Perhaps it’s because I’ve finally found what I truly need."