The Witch's Wandering Alchemist's Diary

Look at the half-elf below, trembling from the electric shock, yet still clenching his teeth.

Lou Le yawned and said in a nonchalant tone:

"I really don't know what you're insisting on. As a slave, if you wanted to die, you would have had plenty of opportunities to do so long ago. Now that you're in my hands, you're putting on an act again."

Are you looking down on me? Or do you think I'm easy to talk to?

"You are a slave I bought. Even if you die, it doesn't matter to me. The Golden Chamber of Commerce will always find a new replacement."

She stroked her long, silvery-white hair and looked down at the half-elf.

"Now, I'll ask you one last time."

"Your name?"

A raging fire erupted from her hands, its scalding heat spreading in all directions.

The little witch's smile was extremely wicked, and her golden pupils were gleaming.

An invisible malice emanated from her, and the little witch blushed with excitement.

Her blood was boiling; she couldn't help but want to destroy things, to annihilate things, and even to kill things.

The half-elf gritted his teeth, trembling all over, but remained silent.

"laugh."

Lou Le immediately prepared to press the flames onto the half-elf, and did so with extreme speed and without the slightest hesitation.

The half-elf stared at the flames, and with difficulty, she cried out, "Limera! Limera!"

The flame in Lou Le's hand suddenly disappeared, and instead transformed into a firebird flying around her.

"Limera? That's a very unusual name."

The little witch was a little disappointed. She said, "Does it mean ice crystals on tree branches? That suits your name perfectly."

She stroked her long hair; "I'm glad you told me your name. But I'm angry that it took you so long to answer."

"Because I was electrocuted and couldn't speak."

Limela gave a reluctant answer.

"Oh? Then why didn't you tell me in the first place?"

Lou Le smiled and reached out to control the firebird, which landed on the half-elf.

The scorching flames instantly burned Limera's skin, leaving behind trident-shaped marks resembling those of birds.

Limela's eyes twitched in pain, while Lou Le was delighted by the smell of blood.

That was how he waved his hand, causing the firebird to dissipate.

"Now, do you know who I am?"

Lou Le asked Limeira softly.

"Miss Lou Le."

Limela answered softly.

"That's a good child."

Lou Le patted Limera's hair before taking out a bottle of healing potion and tossing it to her.

"Drink this, and your injuries will be fully healed."

Limela finally managed to sit up and gritted her teeth to drink all the healing potion.

Her scalded skin was restored to a flawless state. After slowly standing up while holding onto the edge of the coffin, she said, "Miss Lou Le."

"Um."

Lou Le nodded with a smile and canceled the electric shock function.

Looking at Limera in front of him, he finally allowed her to pull the cart and coffin back into the yard. Although it was difficult, Limera still pulled with great effort.

By the time Limella finished doing all that, she was covered in sweat.

She was a little out of breath and looked quite tired.

Lou Le found a chair and sat down, waiting for Limela to stand in front of her.

The little witch then asked, "Tell me about your past experiences. What kind of work did you do?"

Limera lowered her head and said, "My mother was an elf, so I have elven blood. I have an affinity for plants and am good at growing crops and herbs. I have also learned to read and write, and can read most languages. In addition, I have heard many stories from bards and know a lot about many places."

"Furthermore, I've studied cooking and can do laundry and other things."

Lou Le looked at her and chuckled; "I need someone like you here."

As a little witch, Lou Le knew that her secret must not be discovered.

Especially what happens inside the carriage; if discovered, it could cause a lot of trouble. Lou Le hates trouble, but there has to be someone inside who grows and cares for the herbs.

Therefore, Limera must submit completely!

Only in this way can Lou Le feel at ease; his previous approach was one of deterrence.

To keep Limera in fear, one must ensure the secrecy of one's secret.

Lou Le even set a rule that Limela could not stray too far from him, or she would be punished.

Everything was done to protect his secret.

"It is my honor to work for Miss Lou Le."

Limera lowered her head and spoke softly.

She was speaking flattering words, yet she remained cold and expressionless.

Lou Le smiled.

He took her to the alchemy room and began to have Limera identify various herbs.

She had a certain fragrance about her, which Lou Le found very pleasant.

However, it is probably because he has half-elf blood.

Lou Le has already brought back all the herbs he found in the forest.

The Divine Berry, Earth Root, Water Flower, Twisting Grass, and Dream Beet all produced seeds. However, there was a problem with the Dream Beet; Lou Le couldn't wait for it to produce seeds.

Only by replanting the severed head in the soil can it be cultivated.

Large-scale cultivation is not possible, but Lou Le is not worried.

Because Dwight had already ordered a large quantity of Dream Beetroot, he could obtain plenty of herb heads, enough for his own use.

Lou Le asked Limeira, "Do you know how to plant these things?"

Limela said softly, "I only know how to grow crops and herbs, not just any herbs."

"Oh, what kind of things can you grow?" Lou Le looked at Limeira curiously.

"I can grow any herb as long as I know the specific planting process."

Limela kept her head down.

Hmm, isn't what you're saying obvious?

Lou Le sighed, but still tried to think of things in a positive light.

Some people can still kill their flowers even after following the instructions, so Limera shouldn't be like that, right?

She told Limeira how to grow these herbs.

"Divine Berry should be planted in open, sunny land, Earth Root should be planted in forests. Water Flower should be planted by the water, while Twisting Grass should be planted in lakes, and Dream Beet should be planted in swamps."

After explaining everything, Lou Le looked at Limera and asked, "Do you understand?"

Seeing how obedient Limella was, Lou Le nodded in satisfaction.

She said, "Do a good job, and maybe I'll teach you meditation techniques and a few spells in the future."

In particular, the Druid's Plant Nourishment spell can replace fertilizer, allowing plants to grow more rapidly.

Limela's eyes brightened, and she said softly, "Yes, Miss Loule. I understand."