The Witch's Wandering Alchemist's Diary

The next morning, when Lou Le woke up,

She felt a little weak and shook her head.

"Ugh, so tired."

He glanced at Limella beside him and sighed.

"I was actually harmed by alcohol and women. Sigh, I need to exercise more from today onwards."

"Shouldn't my addiction be supposed to increase my stamina and physical strength?"

"You have to be ambitious and work hard!"

She muttered to herself as she got up and dressed.

After a quick wash, Lou Le finally soaked in hot water to relieve her fatigue.

All the water here is drawn directly from the water elemental plane. And the water is also discharged into the water elemental plane.

The air is also drawn from the wind elemental plane.

She was still yawning and didn't stand up until half an hour later.

After drying herself off, she got dressed and went outside.

After having a few glasses of wine at the restaurant, she went to the warehouse and moved a glass brick to the backyard.

She plans to make some star-shaped bottles herself, and the method is quite simple.

You can just use the mold directly.

After all, Lou Le is a mage. He can directly use [Change Soil] to create a double-layered soil mold.

After it solidifies and cools, use the soil-altering spell to turn the hard soil inside the bottle into loose soil, and then transport it out.

It was very simple; after Lou Le experimented a few times, he officially started manufacturing glass bottles.

She made dozens of star-shaped mana bottles. As for the frost potion, she also changed the shape of the bottle, turning it into the shape of ice clusters.

As for the healing medicine, Lou Le is shaped like a test tube, except that there is a slight protrusion near the opening.

This way, it can be directly tucked into the medicine belt around the waist, so there's no need to worry about the medicine falling out. It's also much more convenient to use.

This can be considered a win-win situation.

There were the most bottles of healing potions, while there were slightly fewer bottles of frost potions.

By the time Lou Le was completed, the ground was already full of potholes.

The little witch had no choice but to modify the soil and restore it to a level state.

As for the potion bottle, Lou Le simply left it there; Limela would clean it up later.

After removing the carriage's disguise in front of the Magic Tree, Lou Le finally arrived at the Alchemy Workshop and, by changing the scene, came outside.

It was already morning, and the sun was shining brightly.

There were no fallen dead branches or vines around the carriage; it seemed they had been reabsorbed.

Lou Le gave the skeletal horse the order to continue on their way, and then sat in front of the carriage, opening the Eye of Grandet to survey the surrounding woods.

I'm hoping to find some plants I've never seen before, and maybe even some alchemical materials.

But Lou Le watched it from morning until noon, and his butt started to hurt from sitting so long.

I still didn't see a single one.

"Why."

Lou Le sighed and then entered the carriage.

Limela had just gotten up and dressed when she ran into Lou Le on the first floor.

She said apologetically, "I'm sorry, Miss Lou Le, I was just too tired yesterday. That's why I woke up late today."

"Oh, it's nothing."

Lou Le yawned and casually asked, "What are you going to do now?"

"The poultry should have all laid eggs; I'll go collect them."

Limela responded in this way.

"Is that so?"

Lou Le thought for a moment and said, "Then let's have fried eggs for lunch today, and a pot of thick soup, along with bread."

"Yes, Miss Lou Le."

Limela nodded and then went to the backyard to collect eggs.

Lou Le then went into the study and casually pulled out a papyrus sheet from the bookshelf.

She was going to draw a sketch of the maid outfit for Limera, but it didn't need to be too detailed; just a rough sketch would suffice.

Limera should be able to perfect it. Lou Le pinched a goose feather, dipped it in ink, and began to sketch continuously.

Then, when Limella had already prepared lunch.

Lou Le's fingers ached from squeezing so hard before he finally managed to draw a rough sketch.

"Hmm, it should be about the same."

Lou Le felt a little guilty, but still went to the restaurant and gave the blueprint to Limeira.

"Make a few of these clothes, and they'll be yours from now on."

Lou Le said this, choosing a long-skirted maid outfit that looked serious and had a certain air about it.

Limela looked at it for a moment before putting it aside.

"I will, Miss Lou Le."

"Mmm, very good."

Lou Le nodded in satisfaction.

Lunch consisted of stew, dark bread, and a fried egg. The stew was made with large peas and a root vegetable called "fathead lettuce," along with some salted meat.

This vegetable has very low growth requirements and can be grown in front of or around the house, or even in flower pots.

It is one of the staple foods of farmers, as a root crop.

Its rhizome is a pale green color, and when cut open, it has a strong grassy smell.

Although it doesn't smell very good, it keeps well and provides decent nutrition.

Lou Le bought a lot, but threw it all into the warehouse.

It's crunchy and delicious.

After stewing, it will have a soft and fluffy texture.

The sliced ​​dark bread was placed on a wooden plate, and a large spoonful of stew was poured over it. Large chunks of salted meat and root vegetables were mixed in.

It's steaming hot, and it smells pretty good.

The fried eggs were placed on the other side of the plate; Lou Le had three fried eggs, while Limela had one.

When eating, you should eat the fried egg first. After you finish the fried egg, the piping hot stew will soften the hard dark bread.

At this point, you can use a spoon to scoop out the soft, mushy part of the dark bread and eat it along with the stew.

Then pour the stew broth over it, and repeat.

Because it's so troublesome, I drink some wine while waiting.

Lou Le took a small sip and then complained, "Hey, I haven't run into a single person on the street yesterday or today."

Limera, however, seemed quite used to it: "Miss Loule, the people who walk the streets the most are merchants."

"Ordinary individuals usually travel with caravans. Caravans, in turn, prefer to travel in groups. This greatly increases their safety, so when there are no caravans, you rarely see anyone on the road."

"The scattered people are those who believe they can protect themselves. Of course, there are also some who are lost, and others who have been driven to a dead end and have no choice but to burn their boats."

"oh."

Lou Le took a sip of his drink and said helplessly, "Then it seems that's indeed the case."

"How boring."

"If there were lakes or rivers along this route, we might run into other people."

Limela said softly, "Because the banks of rivers or lakes are natural campsites. If travelers choose to rest, they will definitely choose those places."