The Witch's Wandering Alchemist's Diary

Inside the carriage, although it was also night.

But the moonlight was extremely bright, illuminating everything.

The brightness of moonlight is different from that of sunlight; the brightness of moonlight has a pale gray tinge and a touch of coolness.

The sunlight, on the other hand, is even more dazzling and intense.

Lou Le deliberately adjusted the moonlight to this state, since there were no electric lights inside.

"No need for dinner today, some wine will do."

Lou Le instructed Limeira, "While you're at it, make some sheds or something for the poultry."

As a half-elf, Limera naturally has a low appetite.

He didn't think much of Lou Le's instructions, and simply nodded and said, "Yes, Miss Lou Le."

She went to the storeroom, found the axe she had bought, and began preparing to go into the woods to cut branches.

Lou Le bought a lot of these basic tools, and even a whole box of nails.

She went to the backyard and walked to the magic tree.

Looking back at the land, I saw some geese rummaging through the grass and hills, searching for insects and food.

Of course, some chickens went into the woods, pecking at moss and mushrooms. The ducks, on the other hand, mostly appeared in the marshes, eating duckweed.

It looks like a very vibrant and thriving place.

However, the Leaf of Life is planted on the hills.

However, because Limera has half-elf blood, although she cannot directly communicate with animals, she can still prevent them from eating those herbs.

Pour all nineteen pieces of wood into the hollow of the magic tree.

A misty fog enveloped the emerald green heartwood, causing it to melt like water and merge with the magic tree.

A light screen emerged from the magic tree.

Lou Le quickly skimmed over the introduction to the Magic Tree, which had already appeared before.

Instead, look at the newly added feature at the very bottom.

"The Heart of a Tree: Imperfect"

Because it incorporates too much of the Treeman's Heart, it will possess the abilities that only Treemen can have.

(Natural camouflage: It allows the carriage to be covered in vegetation, reducing the probability of it being detected by other creatures.)

(Absorbing nutrients: It can take root in the earth and slowly draw power from the earth's veins to strengthen the carriage.)

"Will using Mu Xin grant this function?"

Lou Le looked at the unexpected delight before him; "Hmm, if I feed it more hearts from other elemental creatures, will it have other functions? The instruction manual doesn't mention that."

I didn't think about it any further. I figured I could just experiment with it later.

With that in mind, she activated the first two functions.

The small chimney on the carriage was actually a four-sided panoramic observation device.

The entire illusory image of the carriage appeared in front of Lou Le, along with a small area of ​​the surrounding scenery.

The vines on the carriage began to grow rapidly, covering the entire carriage in layers, with moss, withered leaves, and broken branches appearing.

Even the bone horse's body was covered with a thick layer of vegetation, so at first glance, it would only look like a small mound of earth filled with vegetation.

Roots gradually grew from the wooden wheels and burrowed into the ground.

The cracks in the carriage and the wooden planks gradually became stronger.

"very nice."

Lou Le clapped his hands and nodded in satisfaction.

She went into the mine to see how the yellowish-brown ore inside was growing.

On that stone pillar, a yellowish-brown, spider-nest-like object stood out, especially with its web-like surface interspersed with many glittering stone flakes.

"We should be able to harvest for the first time tomorrow."

Thinking this, she reached out and touched it. She discovered that it wasn't soft, but hard.

It would probably require a pickaxe to break it down.

Fortunately, Lou Le had prepared such a thing.

After the examination, she took a shower.

Then they waited for Limella to return in the restaurant on the second floor.

Limera cut down many branches and dug several holes where the grass met the woods, then placed many small branches in them according to a certain pattern.

Her fingers were very nimble; she made a large bird's nest.

Then, just put some soft, dry leaves inside, and you're done.

She did the same thing near the hills.

As for the duck nests, they were placed near the junction of the grassland and the lake.

This allows the ducks to swim directly from the lake to the marshland.

After doing all that, Limela was covered in sweat.

When she returned to the second floor, Lou Le told Lime to take a shower.

"Yes, Miss Lou Le."

Limela spoke with her head down, already completely familiar with the bathroom's functions and layout.

Standing under the showerhead, washing my body.

Limera sighed slightly, "This bathroom layout is really convenient. However, only mages can use it."

After washing up and taking a bath,

She came out wearing only a thin linen dress.

Lou Le was already waiting for her in the restaurant, where a barrel of wine was placed on the long table.

There were two glass wine glasses next to it, but they were dark green.

"I've been waiting for you for so long."

Lou Le looked at Limera and said with a smile, "But you're very beautiful now."

Most elves are beautiful, and so are half-elves.

Limera, whose hair was still slightly damp, seemed to radiate a certain glow in the moonlight.

The little witch smiled and said, "Let's drink and wish each other a wonderful journey."

"Yes, Miss Lou Le."

Limela took a ladle and scooped a spoonful of wine from the barrel, pouring it into a glass, and then into another glass as well.

When Lou Le raised his glass, Limeira also raised hers.

The little witch took a sip of the wine, and it was indeed delicious.

After each of them had two or three drinks, the little witch was fine.

However, Limela's complexion was already somewhat rosy.

"If the medicine needs a new bottle, what shape do you think it should be?"

The little witch asked Limera.

I've always used regular round bottles, and I find it a bit difficult to distinguish between different types of medicine.

Moreover, a high-quality bottle can also enhance the value of the potion.

Unfortunately, the glass workshop couldn't mass-produce irregularly shaped bottles. So Lou Le simply bought glass bricks and made the glass bottles himself.

"I think it would be more high-end if magic potions came in star-shaped bottles."

Lou Le shared his thoughts: "What do you think, Limeira?"

"Your idea is excellent, Miss Lou Le."

Limela said this in a very soft voice.

"Very good, then let's start trying to make glass bottles tomorrow."