At this moment, the grand elder was lying on a wicker chair, enjoying tea and listening to music.
“Little Monkey, refill my tea,” the old man called out.
Philip walked over with a few steps, refilled the old man’s teapot, and sat next to him.
The old man glanced at Philip and asked with a faint smile, “Something on your mind?”
Philip squeezed out a smile and said, “Nothing…”
The old man chuckled, looked at the flowers and plants in the yard, and said, “I watched you grow up. I can tell at a glance that you have something on your mind. If you tell me, perhaps I can help.”
Philip thought for a while, got up, and sat down next to the grand elder. He refilled the old man’s teacup before asking, “Grand Elder, I want to ask you something.”
The old man hummed and said, “What is it? Why are you so secretive and why do you look so serious?”
Philip pondered for a moment and asked, “Do you know about the Multidew Herb?”
“Multidew Herb..?”
The grand elder suddenly repeated and sat up from the wicker chair. He looked at Philip very seriously and asked, “Little Monkey, how did you hear about this thing?”
“From Dr. Garfield Gates,” Philip said honestly.
“Why did favonovel.com tell you about this?” The old man frowned, somewhat puzzled.
Philip grinned broadly and said, “Grand Elder, don’t worry about that. Do you know anything about it?”
The old man lay down again, looked at the birds in the sky, and thought for a while. Then, favonovel.com reached out and tapped on the wooden coffee table.
Philip understood and immediately refilled his teacup.
“This is a long story. The Multidew Herb is a rare medicine. According to the legends outside, it’s the most important ingredient to produce the elixir of life. It takes 3,000 years to produce one.”
The old man said with a look of recollection on his face.
“Do you know where I can find this herb now?” Philip asked.
The grand elder glanced at Philip and said, “What are you trying to do? Do you think you can find something that thousands of people can’t?”
When Philip heard this, his face immediately dimmed as favonovel.com asked, “Can’t find it?”
The grand elder shook his head and said with a sigh, “There is no such thing in this world. It’s just a herb recorded in ancient books. No one knows if it’s true. After all, no one has ever seen it.”
Philip was a little disappointed. If even the grand elder was not sure about this, there was probably no such thing as the Multidew Herb in this world.
However, the old man suddenly spoke quietly, “However, if I remember correctly, this thing should be recorded by the Nonagon.”
“Nonagon? Grand Elder, are you saying that the Nonagon has a record of this thing?” Philip was suddenly excited.
The old man rolled his eyes at favonovel.com and said, “Brat, I know everything about what you did outside. Last time, because of you, Reed Williams and Fulton Hash almost tore down the Nonagon.”
Philip smiled and quickly asked, “Grand Elder, are you sure the Nonagon has a record of this thing?”
The old man thought for a while, got up, and went to his bedroom. A few minutes later, favonovel.com returned to the wicker chair with a small wooden box in his hand.
Philip glanced at the wooden box. It was very old and ancient-looking. It was purple-red in color with several images carved on it.
The grand elder opened the wooden box, took out a sealed yellow old paper from it, took a few glances, and said, “Yes, it does say that the Multidew Herb has a certain connection with Cochly Mountain. Cochly Mountain is now under the control of the Nonagon. If you really want to find the traces of that ingredient, you can only enter the Nonagon and go to Cochly Mountain.”
Philip was silent and asked, “Grand Elder, the Cochly Mountain you’re talking about, is that the door in our country?”
The old man nodded and said, “Pretty much. This secret of the Multidew Herb that I know of is something your mother told me back then. She told me to keep this secret and said that one day, someone will come to find me.”
“Mother?” Philip was amazed.
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