Lynn's thoughts moved, and a text panel floated before his eyes.

[Low-purity Alcohol]: Distilled from liquor, with an alcohol concentration of 30%, it can be used for medical purposes, rituals, etc.

Although the alcohol concentration is only thirty percent.

It is still named alcohol!

Lynn directly said, "Yes, but the alcohol concentration is too low."

"This still contains water, sugar, and other impurities!"

Lex furrowed his brows, "It's still too low?"

He seemed to have thought of something and curiously asked Lynn, "Master, how can high-concentration alcohol be produced?"

Lynn pondered for two seconds in his mind and said, "First, the raw materials for brewing need to be high in carbon content for the raw materials."

"For example, grapes, honey, etc."

"Secondly, the distillation process needs a more precise distillation apparatus, a still, a condenser, and a clean collector."

"During distillation, multiple distillations and fractionations must be performed to continuously increase the alcohol concentration."

"Finally, you can use some additional methods."

"Add some fine salt to the distilled alcohol!"

"Fine salt can make the alcohol volatilize more, thereby increasing the distillation efficiency and concentration to some extent!"

Lex frowned, deep in thought.

He seemed to understand somewhat, but was more perplexed.

Lynn said, "Take it slow, Lex. You already know the principle of distilling alcohol."

"Achieving the distillation of highly pure alcohol is just a matter of time."

"Perhaps, during your continuous research, you will suddenly gain insight."

"And then distillation will no longer hinder you."

Getting affirmation from Master Lynn, Lex felt slightly relieved, "I understand, Master, thank you for your guidance."

Lynn nodded, letting Lex continue with his work.

He stepped out of the brewing workshop.

High-concentration alcohol is very important.

For disinfection and antiseptic, medicine production, becoming a new type of beverage, etc.

If Lex, under his guidance, can research a method to distill and produce high-concentration alcohol.

And then produce and manufacture it on a large scale.

Then it would undoubtedly trigger the rise of an entire new industry.

For example, the planting of raw materials, the production of distillation equipment, transportation, and sales, etc.!

A few minutes later.

Lynn arrived at the Glass Workshop.

The shelves on both sides of the workshop were already filled with various types of glazed glass products.

Designs, colors, even sizes, each were different.

Some of the glazed bottles even had patterns of flowers, grass, and animals on them.

Glancing over them, Lynn couldn't help but feel a little dazzled.

At that moment.

A light step approached Lynn's side.

The words were full of respectful address, "Lord."

Lynn glanced at Layla beside him, approvingly saying, "These glazed products are made quite well."

Layla shyly bowed, "It's all thanks to your good teaching, Master."

"Without you, we wouldn't have been able to make glazed glass."

Lynn inquired, "Where is Beo?"

Layla replied, "Master, he is inside making a glazed mirror. I will go and get him now."

Lynn nodded, watching Layla quickly walk into the workshop.

Ten seconds later.

Two figures walked out from inside the Glass Workshop.

Lynn noticed a discernible hint of excitement on Beo's face.

Arriving beside Lynn, Beo bowed with full apology and said, "Master, please forgive my rudeness for not meeting you immediately."

Lynn asked, "Layla said you were making a glazed mirror?"

Upon hearing this, the excitement on Beo's face became even more apparent.

He quickly explained, "Yes, yes, Master!"

"According to your words, I modified glass liquid by melting quartz sand in different proportions, then cooled and solidified it."

"By accident, I created two glazed pieces of different shapes, stacked together!"

"Master! Something amazing happened!"

"I discovered..."

Lynn spoke calmly, "You discovered the two stacked glazed mirrors altered the distance of objects in sight?"

"Objects that are barely visible to the naked eye, or very small in the distance, appear larger in the glazed mirror?"

Hearing Lynn's explanation, Beo's face was full of wonder.

"Master, how did you know?"

As soon as he said this, Beo realized he had asked a useless question.

It was Master Lynn who directed him to melt glass using different proportions of quartz sand.

How could Master Lynn not know?

Coming back to his senses, Beo handed the bamboo tube in his hand to Lynn.

"Master, I have continuously adjusted the two glazed mirrors and eventually came up with this."

Lynn reached out to take it and placed it in front of his eyes.

At once, a blurred and cloudy scene appeared before him.

But through the lens, he could clearly see and know the images in his eyes were nothing but glazed bottles!

He turned his body and looked outside the workshop.

The distant mountains and river and houses appeared more blurred than ever.

Due to a coincidence, Beo had invented the telescope!

However, due to limited ability and technology, the telescope could only see within a few hundred meters.

Lynn declared, "A telescope!"

"However, it needs continuous improvement; such a telescope doesn't have practical use and can damage vision instead."

Hearing Master Lynn's words, Beo's eyebrows slightly raised.

He kept repeating Lynn's words, "Telescope...telescope..."

After a few repetitions, Beo was nudged by Layla beside him and he instantly came back to his senses.

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