Apprentice Alchemist Bakes Bread - Relaxed Collection and Forest Workshop Life

"This could be 'Potion Honey Dice'"

You're saying it yourself, what are you saying? I can't deny the feeling.

There is a long time ago a record of research being done into mixing potions with food, imparting effects on food…

As a result, it is not possible to add an effect to the cooked product (meal). (It has a delicious smelly medicine (...))

I can't believe that theory was just overturned by me as an apprentice?! Hard to say.

I'll grab another bite of crispy, honey dice. Now the yellow wrapper. It was made by everyone in the workshop.

"... yeah. I knew this was a regular honey dice."

"Iris, is the only difference between you and Ignis?

Mr. Letterio may know what 'potion honey dies' means. Serious face.

"Yes... I think so. Because Ignis helped me make it."

Let's finally remember.

He also had sun wheel grass in his oil toe. Parsley alone made me feel lonely, so I added lots of picked sunflower grass. I might have put something else in there.

But hang on a second?

What I make is more or less with the help of Ignis.

I thought it might be medicine or food...

Hmmm... but then again, I've been asking Ignis to help me... and I still don't know why all of a sudden it worked like this.

"... hey, can I think calmly?

I say that to two people peering this way, and one dives into the sea of thought.

In the first place.

Food - isn't there anyone who can use the help of the Spirit to look down on ingredients and cook?

Even if I was there... I think it's probably a very small number.

First of all, there are overwhelming numbers of alchemists and sorcerers contracting with the Spirit. Because it would be advantageous to exercise the technique.

And next up is nobility.

I have only knowledge in the classroom, too, but nobility seems to be highly magical all in all. Perhaps that is the circumstance in which there are many aristocrats in the Alchemy Institute and the Sorcery Division.

So, the nobleman says there is something called "The Inheritance Spirit".

This is a spirit that helps the people of "the house" for generations, I like the magical quality of the house because I liked the first generation I signed, somehow all the time...... etc. He's become a 'heirloom spirit' for spirit-like reasons.

By the way, Dr. Irina's contract spirits are also a kind of heirloom spirits, he said.

It's just that the spirits in the teacher's house are a bit of an interesting contract, and they don't know which spirits come with them.

What this means is that a single spirits can help from generation to generation, but in Dr. Irina's house, the great curse "Spirit of the Earth (Gnome)" becomes the "Inheritance Spirit."

It's a little off the record, so let's put it back together.

Yes, so there are not many who are covenant with the Spirit.

People in the general city well also have magic, but they don't have enough magic, quality to sign with the Spirit. Then and most importantly, since they do not need to be magicians or alchemists, it is mostly the magicians or nobles who are under contract with the Spirit.

The use of magic in general is used for authentication, such as the activation of magic props and registration certificates for commercial guilds.

That one contains information about the registrant himself, but the source and identity are verified by magic.

They say magic power is different from each other, and it's also used for keys and permits (which are both expensive, so it's mainly used by public authorities).

"... Letterio, what do you mean by 'Ignis'?

Mr. Bardo, who had a cup of cafe and was listening, whispers. Did you care for me thinking about it? Kind.

"It's my covenant spirit. Mr. Bardo, I'd like to talk to him for a minute too...... can I call him?

"The Spirit? It's gonna be a mess here."

"Oh, no, Lieutenant, if there are no other people there's no problem. It's time for a lunch break, isn't it?

Mr. Bardo said, "Are you sure you're okay? Spirit, isn't it?" He kicked out the remaining guests and lowered the "Resting" bill to the door of the table.

... What kind of spirits are these two known spirits? If you're a spirit with knights...... unlike Ignis, you're probably the big, battle-oriented type......?

"Then I'll call you. Ignis ~!"

Put the scrap demon stone on your palm and call your name. Then the little sanshouo-like appearance of it.

"... this is the Spirit?

"Lieutenant, it's a fine flaming spirit (salamander). We need to be careful..."

"Lek. Is that him?

Did Ignis make fun of you again? And I look up at Mr. Bardo with those cute round eyes.

"Excuse me. I'll see you first. My name is Bardo and I'm the owner of the Golden Axe Pavilion."

"... yeah. Me, Ignis. Here, the restaurant? Iris, meat ~?

You don't seem to care about Mr. Bardo anymore.

Ignis is letting his little nose creep in and inhaling the smell of meat drifting in the dining room. That's the kid who doesn't have eyes for likes!

"You know, Ignis, I need to ask you something..."

"What about the meat?

♢

"Heh. Did my powers go up?

Mushamsha. Muggu.

Ignis replied as he cheeked deliciously the charcoal-grilled (extremely small) round bird he had asked Mr. Bardo to bake.

"Really? Ignis' power went up and he had a potion effect...?

Even though it's the Spirit of Fire?

There are many earth spirits and water spirits that help you when making potions. Because it is the spirit that directs the herbs and waters that make it an ingredient.

So often when you make it with the help of those spirits, it works better and the quality improves.

But this time... there are no ingredients in the ingredients of bread, oil toe, or honey dies that have the power of fire in them.

I used Ignis' "Flaming Power" for baking and drying things like that......

"Why all of a sudden? Since I was alone, right?

Mogu mug pepper.

"Hmm? Iris said, 'I'm hungry!' Cause I thought so? And I think my cooking skills have improved ~!

"... I'm hungry...?

"To the Spirit of Fire...... cooking skills......?

The knight and his former knight see Ignis and me in the face of 'incomprehensibility'.

Stop. Don't look at me like that. Even I'm not sure......!!