Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha

Traveling, even in the third village, Dorothea, as in previous villages, bought plants, ores, etc., from the children.

The deal with the village chief was not like the first village, so much so that there was a trading price from a lack of knowledge, but I was rather thankful for this.

Because the price offered by Dorothea was more expensive than the price offered by the village chief.

As for Lina, I wish the village chief had offered me a lower price first so I could buy it that way, but Dorothea explained that Dorothea was still not very good in that regard, given the earlier.

You may get about that one deal, but in the future, you may be accused of Dorothea's dishonesty when other pedestrians come in around here, and you may also be suspicious to see the price of goods bought and sold there when someone of the villagers goes to the city.

In order not to, we should do business as honestly as possible and have a good relationship of trust with the villagers, he said.

Sure, Lina thinks.

Reminds me that Lent, though not a merchant, told a similar story as an adventurer's heart.

When you go to a local village, you must be satisfied with the ignorance of the other person for once.

For example, we need to try to make gold coins out of a few crusade requests for the Green Kid Goblin.

If we disagree with this position, it just applies to the relationship between merchants and villagers as well.

Lina thought that everything is common as the backbone of building relationships between people.

"... this way!

Lina learned a lot while helping Dorothea do business that way, but when Dorothea was buying material from the kids, she looked at one plant and began to think seriously.

And I started asking the kid who brought it where it was collected.

He wants me to tell you where it is if it's possible.

The kids nodded at it and started walking ahead in the woods.

There are relatively few demons in the woods around here, and many have slow legs even when they are around.

Nevertheless, it's not even the kind of place where children can walk alone, but Lina escorts, saying no to the villagers, and renting one more hunter convinced the villagers.

The power of one adventurer is almost a monster from a normal human being, and that doesn't change even if it's just an iron class Lina.

The power of the village boasts, to an extent, no matter how hard you try, you are no match for an iron-class adventurer with some experience.

Such a presence would escort us, which means we can say that we are perfectly safe around here, but there is still a problem with the credibility part, and that's why one hunter was escorted.

It doesn't make much sense in terms of war, but it is also useful in the part called directions, which were beneficial stories for both Dorothea and Lina and the villagers.

"... but is that grass such a good idea? We see it in the woods once in a while too..."

Hunter man...... Zain asks that as he walks through the woods.

Dorothea says.

"It wasn't worth anything until a while ago... it's been soaring lately. They can be used to avoid new demons. Of course, it's not public about how to use it, it's managed by the alchemists' union, but it's definitely for sale. It seems to be more effective than anything I've ever had. It's quite a topic among merchants. Well, the finished product isn't as affordable as mine."

"Heh... I knew it wouldn't tell you that in the country. I had no idea."

"Because it's a really recent story. Hi, I hear it was developed by malt alchemists, but the name hasn't even been released... and it's starting to spread in the empire capital of the Realmud Empire, so much so that it's finally starting to spread gradually in the king Yaran capital lately. You don't have to know. But for once, this neighborhood is near Malt, so I can pass it on."

As Lina listened to the conversation, she remembered Fu about an alchemist who was deeply connected to the Multo and Lermud empires.

And I put something on my desk where she cultured Lent's skin some time ago, and I sprinkled some green liquid on it,

"Lina, take a look. That's funny. He's trembling and running around."

Something he said, for example.

Lent's cells are either alive even away from Lent, or they move around like crawling and are assimilated when stuck to Lent again.

This seems to be true of Lina's as well, at the demonization stage, and of the vampires, but if they stay away from her body for too long with too much detail, they will gradually stop moving, and at the end of the day they will collapse like ashes.

That's not the case with Lent's cells, and it hasn't been ash for quite some time.

So it seems interesting to use as an experimental material.

However, it seemed to use Lina's and the demons around it, of course, because that was too special to ensure generality...

That's the kind of experiment she was doing.

Lent's cells were slipping around on his desk to dislike the green liquid.

Looking at it, she said,

"... maybe this will help you avoid demons..."

I also hear you said something like that.

I mean, what Dorothea is saying is...

For example, it will have a significant impact on the economies of various countries on its own.

I don't think so... but I probably didn't think so either.

And I give up my thoughts thinking that much, well, because those people are a bit of people I can't guess for myself, it's just useless to think.

"... right here!

A child's voice echoes in the woods.

Apparently, we've reached our destination.

"This is amazing. One side is full of aft glasses..."

Aftglass, which means a plant that can be used to avoid its demons.

I also remembered that it was planted in a lot of vegetable pots that were in the alchemist's room in the example, so I can tell by Lina.

It features green leaves that open like flowers, with vertical leaf veins.

When I approached him, he smelled unique and Lina felt a little uncomfortable.

But Dorothea, the hunter's zain, and the kids don't seem to be particularly concerned, or even smelling the scent.

"That smells good. I really don't think we can get rid of demons with this."

and so on.

I see, am I on the excluded side......

and I just get a little depressed, but convince myself that I found out how effective it was, okay?

Speaking of which, we talked about a few demons around here, but maybe it meant that there were many of these aft glasses growing but not coming close for it.

"So shall we take it for now? If I pick a lot of them, I'll buy them out, so it's nice to meet you all."

Tell that to the kid you brought in, and Dorothea herself starts mowing the grass with her arms around her.

It was a breeze that was a little worried about what Zain should do.

"Let's just say we're watching"

says Lina.

Though there are few demons, there are ordinary animals, and if pigs and others stick in, it doesn't change the demons and the dangers for the kids.

Zayn nodded at Lina's words and began to be vigilant around her.