The Witch's Wandering Alchemist's Diary

"If it's true, that would be great."

The long-haired man was very happy.

However, Lou Le didn't let him be happy for long.

"My gold reserves are almost depleted. If you want to exchange gold coins for mine, that's impossible."

The long-haired man thought for a moment and then said, "Master, we have already used our methods to find merchants. Once they arrive, we will definitely not lack gold coins."

Lou Le finally nodded.

Silver coins and copper coins are useless.

Only gold coins are useful to me, and only gold coins can be made into witch gold.

After Lou Le finished asking her questions, she gestured for the long-haired man to leave.

The long-haired man thanked him respectfully again before leaving.

Lou Le waited a while longer, and only after almost all the items he had brought out had been appraised for free did he return to the carriage.

Flame potions are considered basic potions in the Star Gazing Method. Lou Le had never refined them before because he lacked fire-attribute herbs.

Now he has Flame Grass and Fire Bell in his possession, and the scale has been expanded.

That's more than enough.

She took several sets of fire bells to the alchemy workshop, affixed the magic paper to the cauldron, and began the normal alchemy process.

Because it's just a basic alchemical potion, it's easy to make and doesn't require much attention.

Three bottles of fire potion were made using two sets of fire bells.

The only problem is that after the fire bell is ground, it emits an extremely spicy and pungent smell.

"Tell Mela later, maybe this can be used as a chili pepper."

Lou Le licked his fingers slightly, and sure enough, a spicy taste rushed to his brain.

It made her break out in a sweat instantly.

Drink some water to relieve the symptoms, but unfortunately it doesn't help much.

If possible, Lou Le would even like to take a sip of the Frost Potion.

Peel the magic paper off the cauldron and place it back in the spellbook. The tear instantly disappears, and the pages return to their original positions in the spellbook.

Lou Le has now made a profit of over 500 gold coins from the supplies he acquired.

However, we have to wait for the merchant to come and exchange it for money.

"I wonder if Chanjin Businessmen will come."

Lou Le thought of the sensible Canjin Chamber of Commerce. If only he could meet the Chamber of Commerce here.

The little witch wouldn't mind selling these supplies to them at a reduced profit.

All the acquired bones have been sent to the swamp.

Lou Le is going to take a look.

Where the hills meet the swamp, large swamps of bones were thrown into the swamp, where the bones and muddy water were mixed together.

It made it less like a swamp and more like soft soil.

The truffles from the cemetery are planted here, and it's just right.

Although it was damp, the soil was not rotten.

There was enough soil for the truffles in the grave to sprout, and it should be considered a grave environment.

After all, there are so many corpses!

As for the volcano in the middle of the lake, it is now completely covered with fire bells. Although they are all crooked and leaning, they are all able to survive.

That's enough to supply a sufficient amount of fire potions.

After inspecting the backyard, Lou Le came to the outside of the carriage.

The adventurers have all left, and as they said...

A few monsters will reappear tomorrow; they definitely won't appear now.

So I have plenty of time to go inside and take a look, but only on the first and second floors.

Adventurers' lack of knowledge may cause them to overlook herbs and materials.

After making thorough preparations, she walked into the dungeon entrance.

The wind that blew out was also a bit lighter in color, and it was only slightly cool.

The dungeon entrance is a downward tunnel, about one hundred meters long.

Upon reaching the first floor, Lou Le felt his breathing become somewhat rapid.

If it weren't for the occasional gusts of wind that circulated the air, this dungeon would probably be impossible to conquer.

The first level of the dungeon had a grayish-white texture on all sides, and vines grew everywhere, though these vines seemed to serve no purpose.

But in Lou Le's eyes, it radiated a golden light.

Black vines imbued with death energy

It is a plant.

"A vine that slowly releases a cool, deathly energy, and has no other advantages. It feels soft and mushy, like rotten hemp rope. It breaks with the slightest force. When it withers, it turns into ashes that cannot be burned."

"Living near death energy for extended periods will lead to a decline in physical health."

"It cannot produce seeds; it can only be propagated by digging up its roots and then planting it elsewhere."

Lou Le glanced at it, then quickly went over and dug a few times at the base of the wall.

Its root system is very full and white, and even harder.

After Lou Le severed its roots, the entire vine visibly withered.

However, he did not die.

As long as the plant survives, it will regenerate its root system.

In addition, Lou Le also discovered many other things in the dungeon on the first floor.

The bricks laid here are called devil bricks because they are soaked in too much death energy, which may cause people to have nightmares.

Besides that, the most striking feature is the abundance of white bones.

These bones were all small, finger-like bones; the adventurers didn't have the time or energy to pick up all of these small and trivial items.

So they just threw it into the dungeon.

Lou Le didn't mind, since he had the magic book space anyway.

You can just throw them all in, and then throw them into the pile of bones.

The entrance to the second floor is at the very back of the dungeon, also a dark, sloping opening.

The stairs are made of brick and stone, and they feel slightly shiny when you step on them.

The chill is so intense that even wearing shoes can't stop it; if you walk barefoot on it, you'll probably get frostbite in no time.

The second floor appears to be larger than the first floor, and the surrounding walls are lush green, as if covered with a thin film.

But it's actually just a type of moss that emits a faint glow, attracting small insects to live there.

Unfortunately, it's not a material for alchemy; it's just a useless weed. Its only use is that it can grow on bricks, stones, and trees, and it grows very quickly.

Lou Le tore off a large piece, intending to cultivate it in the forest so that it would become even more dreamlike and allow the insects within to thrive.

After the poultry industry expanded, there became a shortage of food in the forest.

After all, the ecosystem is only so big. These mosses grow quickly and can be used as feed for poultry or as food for insects.

Let's maintain the ecosystem.

There were also some mushrooms on the surrounding walls.

However, they all smelled foul, and were extremely smelly due to their dark color.

Lou Le scanned the area with his Scrooge's Eye and discovered that it was just food.

But who would eat such a smelly thing?