As a Sword Saint, I Want to Be a Demon King

Bazel shrugged:

"This kind of prop is specially used to kill people, isn't it normal?"

"Ah, almost forgot this."

She pulled out a fluffy dress from under the pile of debris:

"This dress is made of fabric that can resist magic. It is a good defensive equipment and can be worn inside instead of underwear."

"What is it made of?"

The silver-haired girl took it curiously.

Upon closer inspection, his face immediately flushed red.

"This--isn't this erotic pajamas?"

She stammered:

"Is there anyone who only wears a layer of transparent gauze?"

"Wizards are generally poorly built, and this is just the right weight and structure."

Bazel said:

"Even for a swordsman like you, heavy armor will affect the display of strength. Light and strong materials are the best choice."

"But... this is too embarrassing."

The silver-haired girl put the dress back, shaking her head like a rattle:

"I can't wear them."

"If you just wear it inside, others can't see it, and you can also put it on the coat, so there will be no transparency problem."

Bazel didn't force her, and put the dress aside:

"If you don't like this style, you can change it to other shapes. If you just cut it, the fabric will not be damaged."

crop?

A thought suddenly popped into someone's mind.

"—Wait a minute, let me see again."

She took off her trousers.

Then compare that dress on your own legs.

The originally fair skin was suddenly wrapped in a layer of black veil, which made her legs show a special charm.

"How did I forget?"

The silver-haired girl hit her palm with her fist and said happily:

"This thing can be made into stockings!"

"What are stockings?"

Now it was Bazel's turn to fail to understand.

"Hmph, something that can make us a lot of money."

The silver-haired girl asked mysteriously:

"Is there a substitute for this kind of cloth? It's a slightly less defensive effect, but it's easy to get."

"Yes, but at most it can only defend against low-level magic."

Bazel was puzzled:

"It's useless in the face of powerful enemies..."

"Stupid, I don't use it to fight with people."

The silver-haired girl put on her trousers again, and said with a "tsk tsk" wagging her fingers:

"There should be rules like patent protection in Farnes' Alchemy Guild, right? Tell me about it in detail if you have a chance."

"If this idea can be successful, we will have a steady stream of funds in the future."

"……as long as you are happy."

Bazel couldn't understand where her excitement was coming from.

"Anything new?"

After finding a new way to make money, a certain person's mood improved a lot, and urged:

"Show me quickly, maybe there are better discoveries."

Seeing that she was suddenly interested in these props, Bazel was very surprised, but he was still happy to explain:

"The other props are..."

After picking and picking for a while, the silver-haired girl suddenly saw a dark metal product in the corner.

The appearance of this thing is very inconspicuous, like a lying frog.

But the moment her gaze passed by, she was involuntarily attracted by the other party.

"what is that?"

She walked over curiously, and picked up the metal product:

"Why leave it alone?"

It feels very heavy in the hand, at least 30 kg or more.

"Oh, that one."

Seeing the metal frog in her hand, Bazel replied casually:

"That's what I found from an ancient ruin... It can transform the effect of the potion."

"But the conversion effect is random and completely uncontrollable, so it's basically useless, so I just throw it in the corner."

"Random transformation? Will it turn the medicine originally used for treatment into poison?"

When the silver-haired girl heard that it was a potion-like item, she immediately felt trembling, and hurriedly put it down.

Most alchemy potions are linked to poisons, even those that can save people.

In case there is any residue in it, and I accidentally contaminate a little bit, it will be troublesome at that time.

"Yes, but it is also possible to turn a poison into a life-saving medicine."

Bazel spread his hands;

"As I said, its effect is random."

"Is that so..."

The silver-haired girl touched her pocket.

— There is a bottle of mana restoration potion in there.

"Try it?"

She put the vial into the frog's mouth:

"Bazel, is this how it is used?"

"No, you need to pour the potion directly in."

Seeing her excited look, Bazel replied helplessly:

"But it's better to stand a little farther away, and then apply a protective barrier around it, otherwise I don't care, and you may be poisoned."

Seeing that she really planned to use this metal frog, Bazel had no choice but to create a barrier.

Then he took out two magic crystals and embedded them in the frog's eyes.

"You actually need two magic crystals to activate it?"

The silver-haired girl was taken aback.

"Yeah, so I don't like using it much."

Bazel said:

"Two magic crystals will run out of energy if they can't last a few times, but they often don't get useful returns."

"The consequences cannot be controlled, but the price is very high... Any serious magician would not like this kind of thing."

"Grumble-"

Bubbles started to pop out of the frog's stomach, and its eyes lit up!

Purple smoke began to fill its mouth, but because it was tightly wrapped by the enchantment, none of it could leak out.

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After about 10 minutes, the frog's eyes gradually dimmed, and the medicine gas no longer spewed out.

"—It has already been transformed."

Bazel took a bottle over and filled out the potion inside.

It can be seen that the original color of the mana recovery potion was light blue, but now it has turned into a weird cherry red.

"Hmm... This composition of color and smell should be a spiritual potion."

After observing carefully for a moment, Bazel came to a conclusion:

"It is a relatively safe type, but the specific effect still needs to be tested. It is recommended not to use it on yourself."

"The efficiency is quite high."

The silver-haired girl took the bottle and sniffed it slightly.

—It was a very strange smell.

But surprisingly, not annoying.