The Witch's Wandering Alchemist's Diary

In the afternoon, the adventurers emerged from the dungeon.

At night, the monsters in the dungeon become stronger.

Therefore, adventurers are very wary of this time.

Lou Le looked around and noticed that the adventurers' injury rate was not high this time. Moreover, they had reaped a considerable harvest, and his face was beaming with joy.

They were all used to bringing their items to the front of the carriage and spreading them out for Lou Le to appraise.

Lou Le was able to tell most of the origins and functions of these things after just one glance.

The merchants looked at each other in disbelief.

They all have a good eye, though they wouldn't call themselves professional appraisers. But they can all roughly tell whether something has any value or not.

The assessment made by this monk was extremely accurate.

Moreover, the speed was so fast that even without careful inspection, just a cursory glance was enough to tell the difference.

Even if she weren't a master mage, she could definitely live a life of comfort and security with just this skill.

Lou Le didn't care much about many of the things they brought out, but he was very interested in the wings they brought out.

These wings are about a meter long, and the feathers are jet black.

The wings of the harpy

It is made of fresh materials.

It is a metallurgical material.

"A harpy with wings that fly through magic in its blood. Its feathers will accelerate the brewing process of potions."

Lou Le also acquired the wings of these harpies, but in very small numbers, only about ten.

However, the feathers on these feathers will last Lou Le for a very long time.

Lou Le resold the rest of the items to merchants.

What I did was essentially act as an intermediary.

He earned nearly a thousand gold coins.

These merchants finally gained the right to purchase mana potions, and immediately emptied their pockets to buy mana potions, along with some healing potions.

The combined funds of the several chambers of commerce amounted to approximately three to four thousand gold coins.

Lou Le calculated that he had received about six thousand gold coins.

Unfortunately, such an opportunity to get rich overnight only comes around once in a very long time.

Because it takes time to sell these things, and it also takes time to recoup the investment.

Especially nowadays, most transactions involve bartering, and the proceeds are exchanged for gold coins.

It will take a long time.

The amount of gold coins is also very small. Mining gold in the forest is a very difficult task.

It basically requires the combined efforts of many mages to accomplish this task, which results in a very small percentage of gold coins being available on the market.

However, Lou Le didn't care.

She then asked the adventurers, "Where have you progressed to today?"

The adventurer was already quite familiar with the old mage, who loved listening to stories about dungeons.

"Master Mage, we've advanced to the fourth level today. Thanks to the fire potion, all the harpies we encountered were burned alive."

"Only a few charged head-on and were driven down by us. But the environment on the fifth floor is not like that on the first and second floors."

"The place is full of stone pillars, and on each pillar is a tiny nest inhabited by a kind of stone spirit. They are even shorter than dwarves, only a little over half a meter tall, but they are incredibly strong. It's a real problem for us to deal with them, since they are so small, and we only have short-handled hammers."

"You need to bend over and slam into the ground to knock them down."

"They could break our legs with a single punch, so we retreated after killing a few. However, they only dropped a kind of sand, and occasionally a tiny, rice-grain-sized gem."

As he spoke, the adventurer pulled a small gem out of his pocket.

The tiny core of earth element creatures

It is a gemstone.

It is a material

"The heart of an earth elemental creature, containing pure earth elemental energy. It is an excellent material for making gems and jewelry. Mages also use it to set up magic circles or learn spells."

Lou Le glanced at him: "How many of these do you have?"

"Just this one."

The adventurer said, "These earth elementals are so hard to kill. They don't have internal organs, so we have to smash them apart with hammer blows. Our hands hurt from smashing them, but their regenerative abilities are amazing."

"Even if limbs are broken, they can heal quickly. After all, it's just a pile of dirt."

"Only by knocking this thing out of his skull can it be considered dead."

"Should we buy some more frost potions?"

Lou Le quickly promoted the idea: "It can be controlled, freezing the opponent. This reduces the attacks and damage received, decreases wear and tear on armor and weapons, and allows you to advance to the next level faster."

The adventurer just chuckled sheepishly, "I'm out of money, I really have no money left."

With that, he ran off.

The little witch didn't care much about it, since if the adventurer didn't buy it, the adventure guild leaders definitely would.

After all, they will definitely continue to push forward.

Lou Le also had his own ulterior motives.

—After a week, I will have a thousand witch coins.

When that time comes, I will stuff the dungeon into this dungeon.

This time, a thousand gold coins will definitely be a large dungeon.

One must have a reasonable explanation and excuse to cover up one's motive for entering the dungeon.

Although this was unnecessary for these adventurers, Lou Le was on guard against mages and druids.

We don't know what Lorraine is up to right now, so we can't afford to be careless.

After it got completely dark, the merchants left, satisfied.

They all got what they wanted, and the adventurers were very happy. They sold all their belongings and had a large sum of money in their hands.

This can be considered a win-win situation.

In order to identify which merchant could purchase medicines in bulk from them, Lou Le had them paint their signs on wooden plaques and hang them on the carriages.

If it's an octopus-themed business, draw an octopus icon. If it's not an animal-themed business, design your own icon.

This is something new for businessmen.

Only nobles were allowed to use badges, and the design of badges followed strict rules.

But the trademark is not a problem, just like a sign hanging on a tavern.

They are very enthusiastic about it.

"Master, please allow us to return and discuss this further. We will deliver these wooden planks tomorrow."

That's what the businessmen all say.

Lou Le didn't make things difficult for them: "Okay, you can go. It doesn't matter if you don't come; it's not my loss anyway."

The little witch yawned.

Because of the token, you can get insider prices and discounts from the Golden Chamber of Commerce.

Other chambers of commerce do not receive this treatment.