Skrajjad

[Skrajjad]

I've taught you everything

I can about the Homunculi.

I hope that I've been of some

help in your quest for knowledge and understanding of our universe.

If you haven't already done

so, please visit Keshibien,

master of the Call Homunculus

skill. He's a kind person who's

always willing to go out of his

way to help young scientists.

Ah, you're the one

who had the courage

to ask Kellasus to teach

you Alchemy. I must say

that I admire your attitude,

young lad. Now, don't worry...

young lass. Now, don't worry...

I understand how you

must feel after Kellasus

refused to teach you his

methods, but that does not

mean that you'll never learn

how to create a Homunculus.

I believe you'll be able to learn what you desire if you manage to

train under all of the Homunculus experts. When you show how serious

you are about this, then Kellasus might change his mind about you.

Let give teach you my

Homunculus specialty,

the Vaporize skill. Actually,

it's useless without Kellasus's

technique, but it should be a

good enough starting point.

The Vaporize skill

is an Alchemist skill

that deals solely with

Homunculi. Vaporize is

mastered at Skill Level 1.

This skill allows you to

reduce your Homunculus

to vapor so that it is in an

inert chemical state. It's

very similar to hibernation

when you think about it.

Now, if you want to

bring back a vaporized

Homunculus, you will need

to know the Call Homunculus

which you can learn from

Keshibien. Just remember...

Homunculi are living

creatures, so don't go

and vaporize and recall

them recklessly. That sort

of behavior would be inhumane.

''Show respect for all life

forms.'' That's the creed

for the Homuculus expert.

Now go and find Keshibien

so that he can teach you

the Call Homunculus skill.

Good luck in

your studies

and I hope you

find the answers

that you are seeking.

Alchemy is wondrous...

It incorporates every

science and many other

fields of knowledge that

it's not enough to be jack

of all trades... No...

In a sense, you must

be a master of all trades

to be proficient in Alchemy.

But it's incredibly rewarding to those of us who never stop asking

how and why our world works.