The Witch's Wandering Alchemist's Diary

Chapter 81 After Entering the Dungeon [Please Subscribe!]

The next day, Lou Le woke up in bed.

My body feels slightly sore and weak.

"Ugh, I went too far yesterday. No, I mean I stayed up too late studying the necromancer's research notes."

"Hey, I'm too diligent and eager to learn."

The little witch covered her head and yawned several times before finally getting up to take a bath.

Limela also got up feeling a bit tired.

Because Lou Le was going to the dungeon today, Limela started preparing breakfast after washing up.

The shredded tree mushrooms were stewed with some meat chunks and cabbage.

The flock of windbirds has grown in size and has many eggs.

She collected some chicken eggs and bird eggs, mixed them with flour to make a batter, and then fried them in oil to make meatballs.

This was something Lou Le taught Limeira, and Limeira thought it was a good approach.

It can be stored for a longer time and smells even better.

The only downside is that it wastes some oil.

Fortunately, this was a forest, and Miss Loule hunted animals.

A lot of oil was made by rendering animal fat.

However, the smell is a little unpleasant. The burr eggs play a significant role in making the dough fluffier and full of dense air bubbles.

This is due to the element of wind.

She was extremely busy and only managed to finish everything after Miss Lou Le had finished her bath.

Today's breakfast consists of fried eggs, braised pork and vegetables, fried meatballs, and fried pork chops.

Paired with wine.

Wine has a slightly sour and astringent taste, which can be used to cut through greasiness.

Lou Le enjoyed the food, but it was all spicy.

Because fire bells were used as a seasoning, Lou Le could only drink wine excessively.

The meatballs were fried until crispy on the outside, making a satisfying crunch with every bite. But inside, they were unbelievably soft and fluffy.

Moreover, many tiny air bubbles emerge, making it incredibly delicious.

After enjoying the meal, she told Limera, "I'm going to the dungeon today. You wait for me in the carriage. I expect to be back tonight. Remember to stew a chicken."

"Yes, Miss Lou Le."

Limela nodded.

After Lou Le finished eating, he left the carriage with the archers.

After glancing at the vines on the arrow, Lou Le, having studied it all night, finally understood what was going on.

Special undead creatures can become stronger by chance, but this strengthening must align with the skeleton's inherent characteristics.

The Elf Skeleton is able to connect with plants and form a symbiotic relationship because it is an elf.

The bone horse cannot do this, simply because it has no special characteristics whatsoever.

According to traditional views, a bony horse has no possibility of growing.

However, the bone horse does indeed possess the ability to grow.

But we can only use the most common materials that are useful for all skeletons.

The archer's skeleton had changed; the front ribs had formed honeycomb-like bone plates.

The interior also has a network-like structure.

At first glance, it looks a bit top-heavy.

However, it can stand steadily.

"Once the corpse is reconstructed and twisted, perhaps I can add some flesh and blood to it?"

The little witch muttered to herself, "But this spell doesn't mean you can completely restore your physical body."

To grow some muscle, Achilles tendon, cartilage, and other flesh and blood.

After thinking about it for a moment, it's still too scary!

forget it.

While I was waiting by the carriage, Felicia arrived.

But her expression changed drastically when she saw the skeleton.

Her pointed ears twitched involuntarily, and she asked through gritted teeth, "Master, are you provoking me?"

Lou Le glanced at the pointy-eared creature speechlessly: "Felicia, you seem to be a bit manic. I'm a mage, and this is someone I summoned from the undead plane."

With a snap of his fingers, the entire skeleton vanished.

"You see, I can send it back to the Netherworld at any time. Do you think I, as a gravedigger, could do that?"

Lou Le complained, then snapped his fingers again, summoning the skeleton.

Adjusting his hat, Lou Le said arrogantly, "Apologize!"

Felicia glanced at it and could only apologize helplessly, "I'm sorry, I misunderstood you."

Soon the adventurers arrived, with Lou Le and Felicia walking at the very back, chatting as they went.

Are there many grave diggers among the elves?

Lou Le asked curiously.

"Um?"

Felicia asked somewhat warily, "Why are you asking this?"

"I just want to learn about the customs of the elves."

Lou Le smiled.

"When we elves die, we bury our remains in tree trunks. In this way, after the passage of time, the trees may become tree people."

Felicia explained, "However, because we elves are more advanced than humans, our bones are also of higher quality. Necromancers love to use our skeletons as a base to create soldiers."

"It's not just us; other races with even a little bit of special ability will experience this. For example, dwarves, ice giants, ogres, and the like."

Lou Le nodded slightly, indicating that he understood.

A few more monsters appeared in the first four levels of the dungeon, but the adventurers dealt with them in a timely manner.

However, Felicia intervened when they encountered the harpy.

She took the bow and arrow, pulled hard at the harpy, and a bright green arrow appeared.

With a flick of her finger, the arrow pierced the harpy's head.

The adventurers quickly cut off the harpy's wings, knowing that the mage needed the feathers as materials.

The fourth level, the stone pillar layer, didn't contain a single earth elemental. It seems earth elementals spawn rather slowly.

As we entered the tunnel leading to the fifth level, bursts of magical energy radiated outwards.

Lou Le felt refreshed, while the others felt somewhat uncomfortable.

The elf, in particular, had already gripped her longbow tightly.

The adventurers were wary of the monsters that might appear, but they didn't encounter any monsters until they reached the fifth floor.

Upon entering, the adventurer found himself standing on a vast expanse of grass.

At a glance, this dungeon is probably about two hundred acres in size.

This meadow covers more than ten acres, and there are even more flowers of all kinds on it.

Lou Le finally saw the monster the adventurers had described.

Giant, two-meter-tall beehives stood on the grass, while wasp-like monsters, about half a meter in size, flew around collecting nectar.

Corrupted Giant Bee

It is a monster; it is corrupted livestock; it can be raised; a monster formed from the decay of livestock, skilled in charging and hammering. They have a crystalline outer shell that is exceptionally sturdy.

Because they absorb nectar year-round, the flesh in their limb-like legs is tender and sweet.

The spikes on their legs can pierce their carapaces, which are then used to sew armor.

It has a fist-sized, crystalline hammer on its tail; it is sturdy, durable, and not easily worn down.

They are often used by corrupted giant bees for attacks.

(Note: The nectar of the Corrupted Giant Bee has special nutritional properties; please explore it yourself or obtain key information.)

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Looking at the information, Lou Le realized that this was the first time he had ever seen food with special entries.

But what's the problem with the lack of information?

Did you think you needed to gain knowledge from the dungeon before you could unlock it?

The little witch was a little confused, but looking at the beehive and the surrounding corrupted giant bees...

She felt that dealing with it herself was too troublesome.

We need a solution.

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