The Failure Alchemist of the Royal Capital ~My Job Is a Failure So, I'll Manage My Store Carefr

The next morning. When I finished practicing magic and came to the field, Marcus looked tired after finishing the watering with a group of face-to-face fairies full of enthusiasm.

"Good morning, Marcus. Thank you for the water."

I greeted him in the morning as I approached him.

"Ah, the fairies have taught me well, so I finished this morning."

Marcus laughed as he gazed at the fairies drifting around the field with a jazzy face.

"Today, I want you to learn another job."

Marcus has a job? and tilt his neck.

"Do you know what distilled water is?

I ask Marcus a question while unlocking the lab shed.

"No, I don't."

Marcus shakes his head.

"So, what does ordinary water look like?

To my question, Marcus, um, twisted his neck.

"Well then, please bring well water to this barrel. Then, please check the Appraisal to see what it looks like.

I gave Marcus a barrel from the house and sent him to fetch water.

After a while, Marcus returned with an exciting look.

"Well water is full of stuff!

It seems that Marcus saw "water" for the first time in the eyes of [appraisal].

"Yes, that's why this can't be used for alchemy."

Invite Marcus to a table lined with glassware while instructing him to put a barrel in the shed.

"So, what does the water use?

Marcus still doesn't know the glassware in front of him. I don't suppose you've let me do much work as an alchemist so far.

"The answer lies in the glassware in front of you. So we take out pure water called" distilled water. "

Marcus blinks when he sees a glassware that I've seen but never touched.

"... a new job, maybe you'll let me use this?

I'm afraid, but with anticipation, Marcus asks me.

"Yes, it's your morning job to make Distilled Water!

There are two chairs, so I sit on one and ask Marcus to sit on the other.

"I'll do it first. Look at it."

Ah!

Marcus nodded loudly as he stared at the instrument with curious eyes.

"First of all, a beautiful flask... a flask is a bottle with a round bottom and a long neck. Put well water in this and set it in the Distiller. Put a nice empty flask on the other side."

I put water into the original flask and set the flask in a distiller.

"Then switch on the heating magic under the original flask and the cooling magic above."

Then switch on the magic tools.

Gradually, bubbles began to bubble around the flask, which became bigger and bigger. Water vapor starts to buildup and droplets accumulate in the lid and flow into the receiving flask.

Pointing to the accumulating and falling water, he tells Marcus, "This is distilled water."

After a while, I moved to the receiving side, so I turned off the magic tool switch.

"Now, compare the water in both flasks."

[Water]

Classification: Liquid

Quality: Quality

Details: Distilled water. Pure water.

This is the case with the flask that was first filled with water.

[Water]

Classification: Liquid

Quality: Normal -

Details: Water with concentrated impurities. Waste.

"The water split into beautiful and dirty ones!

Marcus is very excited.

"It's going to be everyday work, so just calm down. Now, it's Marcus' turn."

I took off the flask, which was still hot, with thick gloves, and threw away the water. The distilled water was then transferred into a large experimental water tank.

"This is how you wash dirty equipment."

I put a little distilled water from the water bottle into the original flask and spin it around to clean it. The water was discarded and the flask was placed in the basket where the drying utensils were kept.

Grab two beautiful flasks and hand them over to Marcus.

"Here, take a look."

Marcus took such a big deep breath to calm himself down.

As shown earlier, the instrument was set and the distiller started to run. The observations were reproduced exactly as they were, the distillation work was completed, and distilled water was added to the water tank.

Marcus was impressed by his first alchemy.