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"Yes, collecting requires keen observation and understanding of plants, not to mention the influence of different seasons and climates." Brigitte's voice gradually became enthusiastic. "Do you know that being able to collect some rare plants in the competition often represents the level of a master?"

"That does sound appealing." Gerling turned and walked side by side with her. The flowers on the lawn were rustled by the breeze, making them look like dancers outdoors.

"What I'm most looking forward to is the planting competition." A hint of longing appeared on Brigitte's face. "Competitors need to grow seeds into plants within a limited time. Choosing the right soil, sunlight and water is crucial!"

"Would you like to join?" Gerling smiled, and her enthusiasm seemed to infect him.

"Of course!" Brigitte nodded firmly. "I want to prove myself, not only in pharmacy, but also in other fields. Maybe I can become an all-round pharmacist."

"That's really admirable!" He smiled, his tone revealing approval, "But, besides the competition, do you have any other plans?"

"I want to use this opportunity to make more like-minded friends." Brigitte paused for a moment and turned to him, "Maybe during the competition, we'll meet some interesting people."

"Yes, friends can help each other in the competition and improve their strength." Gerlin nodded slightly, "I also hope to meet more people, especially some seniors who can teach me the secrets of pharmacy."

"You can also join our club! We often hold exchange and learning activities, not just limited to competitions." Brigitte's eyes sparkled with anticipation, "I can introduce you to them."

"That's great!" Gerling felt warm in his heart. "In such a club, I can study and make friends at the same time. It's perfect."

The two continued walking in the garden, enjoying the fresh air and feeling the subtle changes in their friendship. In the sunlight, their shadows intertwined, as if the road ahead had become wider without them noticing.

"By the way, there are lectures on pharmacy in the school. You must attend them!" Brigitte raised her hand to brush her hair and said seriously, "The lecturers there are all experienced pharmacists. You can learn a lot from listening to their lectures."

"I'll consider it." Gerling smiled back. He could feel Brigitte's passion for pharmacy, and this passion made him want to seize more opportunities. "It would be even better if I could go with you."

"Of course!" Brigitte seemed very happy with his suggestion. "Then let's review some pharmacy knowledge together before the lecture so that we can keep up with the lecturer's pace."

"That sounds good!" He nodded in agreement, secretly glad to have such a study partner. "This way, we can prepare well in advance before the competition."

"Yes, it's always good to prepare in advance." Brigitte smiled easily, and she seemed to be full of confidence in her future study and life. "We can also supervise each other and cheer each other up."

"I will do my best!" Gerling vowed confidently, his eyes clear and firm.

"That's right!" Brigitte smiled brightly, as if the whole garden became brighter in her light. Her eyes were far away, as if she had thought of more. "Speaking of the competition, I heard that some people will quietly improve their abilities during the preparation period, such as studying some books or finding a private teacher."

"If that happens, we will inevitably encounter pressure." Gerling thought for a moment and asked, "Do you think we must do this?"

"Not necessarily. It depends on personal choice." Brigitte smiled. "I think the most important thing is the learning method that suits you. If you think that extracurricular learning methods are more effective, then go for it."

"I understand. Maybe I will consider reading some classic works to gain a deeper understanding of the principles of potions." Gerlin thought, and he knew he needed to be more serious.

"Good job!" Brigitte clapped her hands, her eyes determined, "This way, your knowledge reserve will be much richer, and you will be more comfortable in the competition!"

"Thank you for your encouragement, Brigitte." Gerling thanked her sincerely, feeling that her support made him more motivated.

"Then it's settled!" She smiled brightly, as if she had already seen the future competition scenes.

At this time, the birds in the distance were singing happily on the treetops, and the sound of the birds' voices was gently heard by them along with the wind. Gerling and Brigitte walked side by side, and their anticipation for the college competition became more and more intense. They seemed to have become part of the garden, blending into nature, and looking forward to the upcoming challenges together.

In the following days, Gerling and Brigitte studied together and helped each other. As the sun set on the campus, they flipped through books on pharmacy and could often hear each other's discussions and laughter.

"Gerlin, you think this paragraph is about the fermentation process of the medicine, right?" Brigitte flipped the pages of the book with a lively look.

"Yes, I remember this part mentioned the need for appropriate temperature and time." Gerlin nodded seriously, "These elements are very important. Mastering them can significantly improve the quality of the medicine."

"Great! This way we can be more targeted when doing experiments, and this way we can avoid many mistakes." A satisfied smile appeared on Brigitte's face.

Gradually, as time went by, the two of them became more and more close, and the atmosphere of learning became more intense. In the debates and discussions, their understanding of pharmacy became more profound, and their confidence in participating in the competition was strengthened.

However, as the competition date approaches, a tense atmosphere begins to permeate the school, and many students are actively preparing, looking forward to a better performance.

"It seems like everyone is working very hard." During a study session in the library, Brigitte looked out the window and saw a group of classmates gathered on the playground, seriously discussing the competition. "I feel a little stressed."

"That's right, but this is also part of growing up." Gerling looked up at her and smiled. "As long as we do our best and prepare everything we need, we won't have too many regrets."

"You're right. I will try to stay positive." Brigitte nodded and turned back to thinking, "We need to give each other some support. There's nothing to be afraid of in the competition."

"Yes, we are participating together this time, just like a team," Gerling said firmly, "No matter what the result is, we can face it together."