The God of Alchemy felt guilty toward Amberser, his chief disciple.
Although the God of Alchemy had been helping Amberser since their reunion, in terms of alchemy, Amberser not only gained no advantage but rather let the deity reap the most significant benefits.
To this day, Amberser was merely a decent alchemist, having nothing to do with the Legendary Realm.
This was also related to Amberser's pragmatism; he didn't care about whether it involved alchemy or not. He crammed all kinds of mixed technologies into his work, mostly imitating other people's original creations. There were some improvements, but nothing truly revolutionary.
As the Concept God of Alchemy, the deity could not show favoritism. He could only provide Amberser with some inspiration, but he couldn't directly advance him into the Legendary Realm, as that would go against his divine duties.
"Flint, do you remember what you were best at making?" asked the God of Alchemy.
