The Witch's Wandering Alchemist's Diary

The plants could be stuffed into the space of the magic book, but the few windbird chicks could only be held in one's arms.

It chirped weakly.

The wind birds immediately became anxious, and impatiently so. A large number of wind birds swooped down from the sky, preparing to besiege Lou Le.

Lou Le's mage armor clanged and clattered incessantly, almost to the point of breaking.

The little witch complained, "The babies I brought are all abandoned by you. You can't possibly feed them all. If I don't take care of them, they'll all die in the end."

"The cubs in your nest are still sitting there obediently."

"Is it really necessary? Is it really necessary?"

Lou Le complained, but a wind blade lashed out. She could only quickly duck back, and her mage armor reappeared with a clang.

"Gurgle"

Lou Le had no choice but to quicken his pace.

After stumbling down the mountain, he immediately hid in his carriage.

The firebird in the sky also disappeared. The windbird circled for a while before letting out a clear cry, announcing their great victory.

Lou Le quickly urged the carriage to continue on its way and leave the area.

"Hmm, flying creatures are indeed troublesome."

Lou Le said with dissatisfaction.

Limela, on the other hand, was staring at the wind bird in Lou Le's hand for quite some time.

Lou Le smiled and said, "You like it very much?"

Limera said calmly, "My elven blood makes me naturally close to these animals."

"Then you're in charge of taking care of these things."

Lou Le placed all the windbird chicks in Limela's arms and gave her a bottle of healing potion.

"These windbird chicks are related to the cultivation of wind flowers, so let's place them on the hills."

Back at his residence, Lou Le took all the Wind Flowers out of the magic book and placed them on the table.

Limela seemed very serious. She carried the chicks to the hills and dug a nest for the windbirds as if they were chickens.

Then he returned to the house and planted all the wind flowers around the bird's nest.

The cub was still a bit sickly, so she used a leaf from the Wind Flower to apply a little healing potion to the cub's beak.

It was quite obvious that the sickly cub had become a little more energetic.

At night, the cubs even squawked loudly.

Their calls were full of energy, and Limela continued to feed them.

It's usually an earthworm, or a small insect from the forest.

Some geese, however, were very wary of these birds, spreading their wings and calling out loudly to intimidate the chicks.

Limera then used her half-elf bloodline to intimidate and appease the geese, preventing them from attacking the windbird chicks at night.

The once quiet backyard suddenly became quite lively.

There were also many more clear and crisp bird songs.

Limela was clearly a little happier, and she would occasionally run over to the cubs to check on their growth.

Lou Le, on the other hand, asked Limera to fulfill some of her requests, since she had brought these cubs, which pleased Limera.

So, of course, Limeira also wanted to cheer Lou Le up.

Lou Le could certainly order Lime to do this directly, but the difference lies in their subjective initiative.

The horse-drawn carriage clattered along the road, occasionally encountering rainy weather.

The already garbage-strewn road had become a wet, muddy mess. A carriage walking on it felt like it was about to sink in.

Furthermore, the joints of a bone horse are more prone to getting stuck with gravel and mud, causing excessive wear and tear on the joints and resulting in bodily damage.

Normally, a special breeze envelops the skeletal horse, preventing airborne dust from reaching its joints. However, if the skeletal horse steps into the mud, the situation changes entirely.

The gentle breeze outside was completely rendered ineffective.

Lou Le could only let the carriage stop by the roadside for a while to rest.

Lou Le and Lime La opened the door and sat in the carriage, watching the rain outside.

The little witch asked Limera, "Do you like animals?"

Limera shook her head: "I don't really like animals."

"Oh?"

The little witch glanced at her; "You really don't like it?"

"Well, it's not exactly liking, but it's not exactly disliking either. It's just normal," Limera emphasized.

"It doesn't seem like it."

The little witch found it very strange.

"Because I am a half-elf. And the blood of elves allows them to be at peace in natural environments. The more natural the environment, the more peaceful the elf will feel. Although I am only half, this still works for me."

Limela explained to Lou Le.

"Oh, I see."

Lou Le suddenly realized: "This trait is indeed suitable for becoming a mage. Mages basically need to maintain a calm mind at all times in order to learn spells more efficiently."

Limela simply nodded.

The rain was heavy this time, almost continuous, forming a continuous curtain of rain.

After watching for a while, Lou Le and Limeira returned to the carriage.

The heavy rain finally stopped two days later.

Lou Le summoned the Bone Horse in reverse, and then summoned it again.

This method saves the trouble of washing the horse once.

The dust on the bone horse will not be affected by the anti-summoning.

So this is a little trick to be lazy.

After resuming their journey, the windbird chicks finally grew a bit and opened their eyes.

They can now stumble and stagger across the land, though they walk crookedly, and some even tumble down the hills, nearly killing themselves.

However, Lou Le also noticed that some of them had grown some blue feathers, and their bodies were surrounded by blue particles.

When these blue particles pass by the Wind Flower, some of them will be absorbed by the Wind Flower.

Those offshoots separated through cuttings, although they have already taken root after being nourished, are still growing.

However, he was still somewhat listless.

But now it's better; after absorbing some of the blue particles from those wind birds, it looks more vibrant.

"Are these blue particles wind elements?"

Lou Le speculated, "If we directly infuse wind element into the Wind Flower, could we accelerate its growth?"

She muttered to herself, then quickly abandoned the idea.

Because she had no magic to control the wind element.

The other planted herbs are ready for harvest again.

The first planting usually takes seven days, and subsequent plantings take three days each time.

After all, it has the blessing of the Magic Tree and the blessing of the Nourishing Spell.

Lou Le decided to slow down and stop expanding the scale, instead using the resources to explore new medicine stars.