Mohe actually had expectations for Adeline.
At least, on Kenku Island before, she was quite interested in that kind of alchemy items that could be combined and spliced together. After all, her school of thought was an integrated method of refinement, and if she wanted to splice with other things, it had to be magic items or cursed objects. The splicing she conducted was often functional combinations.
But the current alchemy school of thought was somewhat different. That school of alchemy seemed to take apart alchemy items to eventually reassemble them because the difficulty of completing alchemy in one go was too great. This technique isn't uncommon in ordinary crafts, like the making of ceramics or metal craft.
However, in alchemy, this is a terrible method.
After all, you can't even guarantee what the product will be like every time you perform alchemy. Even if the same product or item appears, there will be very subtle differences.
