The Witch's Wandering Alchemist's Diary

When Lou Le woke up the next day, he yawned.

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"Sigh, another day of making mistakes."

Lou Le muttered to herself as she washed up and went to the backyard.

Let's see how the planted herbs are growing. The Life Leaf on the hill is growing well, with large leaves already sprouting. It's time to harvest them.

One plant can yield three or four leaves.

There are about ten new leaves now; we need to see if we can propagate them again through cuttings.

The same applies to rootstock; they all need to be propagated by cuttings to expand their scale.

After making his rounds, Lou Le left.

Limela will handle the cuttings, and as for Lou Le himself, he'll just need to use the Druid's Plant Nourishment spell in the end.

Remove the carriage's disguise in front of the Magic Tree and let the bone horse continue forward.

Thus, Lou Le finally returned to the carriage.

By this time, Limera had already woken up. Although she still didn't show much expression as always, at least her aloof demeanor had changed somewhat.

Yes, it's all thanks to me.

Lou Lemei thought to herself with a smug smile, then asked, "Did you wake up this early today?"

"Hmm," Limera replied, "After all, I'm already familiar with it. So, I won't sleep as late as I did yesterday."

Lou Le nodded and then asked Lime to make breakfast.

Breakfast was the same as before: stew, fried eggs, and black bread.

The same three things every day.

Limela ate it in the restaurant after she cooked it.

Lou Le drank his wine and told Limela about plant cuttings.

"I know this skill, Miss Loule," Limera said. "As a half-elf, I'm quite good at things related to plants."

Lou Le neither confirmed nor denied this, but only specified the exact area of ​​the cuttings.

"There are more Life Leaves and Divine Berries, and healing potions are very popular. Frost Potions can be produced more slowly, since their sales are not very good."

"The scale of the Dream Beetroot plantation can't be expanded any further. After all, the swamp is only so big."

Lou Le said, "Although the roots of the earth in the forest have limited uses, we can expand their cultivation, and they might come in handy in the future. Besides, there's nothing else to grow in the forest right now."

"The Divine Berry can also be grown on hills."

"Yes, Miss Lou Le." Limela nodded seriously.

After lunch, Lou Le, having nothing else to do, would take a nap.

She wanted to rest, although Lou Le had also considered opening a new dungeon directly on the land of the carriage.

But that won't work.

It will conflict with the space inside the carriage, and may cause the space to collapse.

If it's outside, simply summoning it will cause the surrounding trees to turn into tree people.

It will also attract all sorts of monsters. If they are kobolds, that's fine, but if they are other high-level monsters...

That would be the end of us.

I'm exploring new potion recipes, and I've almost used up all the alchemical materials I have.

So, with nothing else to do, I could only sleep.

After all, I went to bed very late last night.

The little witch lay asleep on her soft bed, her eyes half-closed. Outside the window, the branches of the magic tree swayed slightly, even reaching into the room.

It looks like it's growing very well.

The little witch felt extremely comfortable in the magical radiation and the gentle breeze.

She had told Limella before.

You can call her again after Limela has finished propagating the plants.

Limela was very diligent. After finishing her chores, she took her scissors and a basket and went to the backyard.

Collect the mature herbs, cut off a decent branch from the herb, and insert it into the mud.

This method results in a very low rooting rate.

Fortunately, there's the blessing of the Mana Tree and the Druid's Nourish spell.

It can basically achieve a 100% rooting rate, after all, it's not some special or high-end alchemical material.

It wasn't until the afternoon that Limera finally finished these tasks.

She put all the herbs she had picked into the warehouse before she went to wake Lou Le up.

Still half-asleep, Lou Le looked at Limella beside her and yawned, "Is it all taken care of?"

"Yes, Miss Lou Le."

Limela responded quietly.

Lou Le finally got dressed, put on his shoes, and washed up before heading to the backyard.

While yawning, he applied a nourishing spell to the plants.

Plants that have been deprived of nourishment will emit a faint green glow.

This light will last for about three hours. When the light disappears, it means that the nourishing spell has ended.

After finishing these things, Lou Le said to Limera, "Let's go out for some fresh air; the weather is quite cool now."

So the two of them got out of the carriage again and sat in front of it to enjoy the breeze.

Lou Le rested his head on Limera's lap, looking at the forest on both sides, his eyes slightly narrowed: "It's really cool outside."

It was afternoon, and the surrounding area was all jungle.

It was so cool that it even felt a bit cold.

Seeing that Lou Le was rather bored, Limela started humming a lullaby to him.

This folk song has no lyrics, but it has a light and gentle feel to it.

Just listening to it is like being surrounded by green grass and flowers.

Lou Le simply listened, and his mood completely relaxed.

She asked softly, "What's this song?"

"It's an elf's lullaby," Limera replied.

"It sounds pretty good," Lou Le said, and then had Limeira sing it again.

The carriage swayed and rocked, occasionally lurching.

When the bone horse walks, its joints make a clicking or clacking sound.

However, we finally arrived at the Fishless River.

After turning a corner on the main road through the forest, we came to a clearing. There were many stones piled up in the clearing for a campfire, filled with black ash.

A river was right next to them. It was about two or three meters wide, but its depth was only enough to submerge their ankles.

The bottom is made of pebbles, which look extremely smooth.

Lou Le parked the carriage beside him and then checked the campfire.

All the campfires were buried under the earth. Lou Le reached out and touched them, finding them cold, and said helplessly, "Looks like there's no one here either."

I glanced at the sun; there was still some time before dusk.

Lou Le planned to rest here for a while and see if he could find anything.

Limera was waiting near the carriage. She was just an ordinary half-elf with no power. If danger arose, she could simply hide in the carriage.

Lou Le, however, considered himself a mage, so he slowly walked along the river.

He opened the Eye of Grandet and looked around.

I hope to find new alchemical materials.