Taking each material and herb, Nash began to analyze their runic structure.
Although not as accurate as reality, it was 99.99% there.
Memorizing how each runic command interacted with each other, Nash began the curing process.
From cutting, soaking, heating, to chemical and machine processing, Nash treated each batch of materials.
Curing the first batch, Nash checked each herb's runic structure to see if it succeeded.
"No, this is not right…" Nash frowned.
Although he didn't have a complete understanding of how each runic command worked and functioned, based on the pattern and structure, he could still deduce something.
Coupled with the information from his deduction, he quickly noticed that the curing process of most materials had failed.
"Again."
Setting aside the perfectly cured materials, Nash reset the others, starting another curing process.
After a few minutes, controlling the acceleration of time through the virtual simulation, Nash checked the results again.
