Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha

"... are you cured? Evil Accumulation."

Lillian makes a dead voice out of the back of her throat.

From the look of it, I can see that she also knew well that it was a disease that could not be easily cured.

Umberto sees that reaction and says it forcefully so that he can cheer up and impress that his words are indeed true.

"Oh. You know that because you said bumps earlier, too, but I need Dragon Blood Flowers to treat Evil Accumulation. But that's already available. We're already done with the mixing. All you have to do is drink regularly, the number of times you've been determined."

Apparently, once you drink it, it won't heal completely, but it doesn't matter either way.

If you take it, it will not change the cure.

Lillian also seems to have shown an understanding of the matter.

but with a painful look,

"... no, but I have money to buy that medicine..."

and shook his head.

Umberto, however,

"I don't need money. Right, Norman."

That's what I say. I see a little fat man standing next to me.

Norman, the pharmacist who was told the story, nodded deeply at Umberto's words,

"Exactly. Anyway, this time, there is no material cost for the most expensive materials... it's not a small amount of money for other materials, and the truth is, there was enough profit to cover the loss."

Answer.

Was it profitable that I made the extra Dragon Blood Flower for Lillian and sold it to someone?

We were talking about making and distributing drugs for the favelas, but we don't even have to do everything that way.

If there were no profits at all, we wouldn't be able to continue such activities all the time, and I guess we're doing well around there.

If you seem to be doing something very nasty, I knew I could give you back the Dragon Blood Flower I gave you, but I'll believe you once and for all that probably doesn't happen...

Because I can see from what I'm wearing that I'm pretty much in trouble, and I can imagine that I wouldn't make that much money.

Well, I can think of the possibility of saying you just have that outfit as a disguise, but when you start saying that so much, you don't have the chili.

"Didn't I just tell you that there is no cost of materials......" Dragon Blood Flowers "is needed to treat" Evil Accumulation Disease "? That must have been something that needed gold to be bought. Even if I were to take it with my own hands... I know Umberto used to be an adventurer, but with all due respect, I don't hear he was armed enough to attack The Marsh of Talasks..."

Lillian said that to Umberto and Norman, wondering and doubtful again.

Again, as I predicted, Umberto used to do adventurers.

But it seemed to be the arm there.

Was it about the lower silver grade?

He's a healer, so even if he was at the top of the silver class, it's not like he could go solo.

Umberto also nodded as he was convinced by Lillian's words,

"Naturally, it's an impossible story for me. But I don't know who was twitching this time, but there was a bona fide adventurer who was lucky enough to come and collect" Dragon Blood Flowers "for a cheap price from" The Marsh of Talasks "..."

I said that with a meaningful look at my face.

Lillian looks flashy, but she remembers what reason I originally said I was here, and asks.

"... Mr. Lent? But you took on the demon exorcism in the basement of the orphanage..."

Sure, I was telling Lillian that.

But that's just what Alize dared to say.

I can somehow understand why you didn't tell me if I took the request.

At that time, Alize didn't truly believe in me, she must have wondered about whether I could really get "Dragon Blood Flowers".

And that's not another wrong decision.

It's not an easy material for adventurers around here, and in fact, I struggled there.

I'll explain that.

"That's convenient. In the first place, I didn't even know if the Tarask Swamp attack itself would work. It was supposed to be a consideration that you shouldn't have said it until you were able to do your meds."

Of course, it's Alize's, not mine.

The reason why you didn't tell me before you asked me to do it is that in the first place, you could have made a request, but I don't know if there was a person to take it, and it could have failed if the adventurer to take it had come.

Alizé thought it would be better not to say it from the beginning if it was enough to please her.

And even when I got the request, I pierced it.

That's all we're talking about.

When I can't help it anymore, I'm ready to take it myself.

Again, I think you're really a sitting child of the liver.

No matter how much you can think of it, you won't think that far.

The Marsh of Talasks is the kind of place even adult adventurers would never want to take the initiative.

I think it's pretty awesome to say that you decide to go there, even if it's a kind of reckless thing.

That's all Lillian is admired for.

"Yes, it was... but, you know, how did Mr. Lent get that," Dragon Blood Flowers "etc...?

"Of course that's because it was a request"

It is at this time.

To explain it all, I say.

"From whom...?

"You know what? In the client section, it says," The orphans of the Multo II orphanage, together. "

"Those kids..."

While he gave a flashy look, Lillian's face was at the same time convincing.

In this situation, I somehow know who requests it without asking.

To Lillian like that, I go on.

"Especially Alize... which leads to our story earlier, as much as she even said that if no one was going to collect Dragon Blood Flowers, she was going to be an adventurer sooner or later. You're quite admired, aren't you?"

"Alize did that...? So you talked about adventurers..."

I guess Lillian remembered we talked about Alize wanting to be an adventurer.

I nodded as I was convinced.

Then Umberto,

"I'm going to ask you to talk about it later. Anyway, your illness will heal. Norman made the medicine. Will you take it?

Encourage Norman to say so.

Norman took the crate out of the bag he had and handed it to Lillian.

Lillian receives it for fear, and when he opens the lid, there are dozens of pills of the size of his pinky finger in there.

"If you keep taking one grain of this every day, around a month, the evil that nests in your body will gradually break down and drain out of your body. So the Evil Accumulation Syndrome heals. Well, there are actually quite a few personal differences in how long you should take it, which can be prolonged, but I still have medication, so I want you to rest assured that I'll give you extra when it's not enough. You should be able to feel a little better, so don't forget to drink it every day."

That's what Norman explains.

In contrast, Lillian took out a grain of pills, staring, smudged,

"... you really heal...... thank you all so much. I will never forget this favor..."

That's what I say and I bow my head.

Then, pounding, tears fell zero on the bed.

And at the same time, there was the sound of a knock on the door,

"I brought you a chair...... that"

Alize, who opened the door, opened her mouth to her surprise at what was going on in the room.