He is intelligent and passionate about anything to do with alchemy, and is indifferent to anything else.
His genius should have fallen into loneliness like this, leaving future generations to sigh for his talent and experiences.
The original story should be like this.
But the goddess of destiny is a naughty child. She likes to bring two lives that have no intersection together, and then finally declares that the bond between the two is extremely fragile.
A prince who has become a necromancer meets a genius alchemist whose family has been ruined. They seem to have similar fates. Where should they go now? . .
So this is the fourth article in the series and the first one I conceived.
It is also a story about the son of the devil, or in other words, if adults have read the entire series of Little T, they will find that this one is, in fact, where all the stories begin.