"Please wait for a moment. I'll make arrangements for you. Pill alchemists of fifth grade and higher in our association can freely use standard association resources, helicopters included."

Having been hearing their conversation on the side, Grover was stunned.

Goodness! The Pill Alchemist Association truly lived up to its name.

A helicopter should be considered a standard resource in the Pill Alchemist Association!

What, then, would be deemed an extraordinary one? He was quite curious!

With a helicopter soaring above, Grover returned solo to the Jenkins family residence.

"Ah... When did I have my last helicopter ride? I can't even recall it..." Grover couldn't help but feel envious.

At the Jenkins family estate.

Upon hearing Barbara's admission to the association, Mrs. Jenkins promptly instructed Doris to organize a lavish lunch in celebration.

"Go all out to prepare a lavish lunch for her! Don't fuss about the money. I want those of the highest standards!" Mrs. Jenkins ordered with great generosity.

“Got it!" Doris responded promptly.

The manor's numerous servants were swiftly mobilized. It soon transformed with vibrant decorations, creating a festive ambiance.

"This is in celebration of Barbara's entry into the Pill Alchemist Association!"

“She has truly met our expectations. Our family now boasts another member of the Pill Alchemist Association!"

"I heard that Barbara was the first female pill alchemist to pass this year's examination!"

Doris intentionally instructed the household staff to spread the praise of Barbara as they went about their duties.

Naturally, Maria's name wasn't mentioned at all.

The news rapidly reached the Lemna Yard, and the messenger happened to be Canaan.

"What? Why haven't we heard anything about Maria? Did she not perform well in the exam?"

Even though Julie had complete faith in Maria, as a mother, she couldn't help but worry.

After all, the Pill Alchemist Association's exam was unpredictable, and unforeseen circumstances could arise.

"Well..."

Canaan hadn't received any information about Maria, leaving him unsure of how to respond to Julie's inquiry.

“I'm certain Maria did a good job."