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

Two days after the promise, Marcus arrived, as promised.

I have a signed contract and a letter from Marcus' mother to my father.

The letter spelled out the words of the mother who was worried about the child, such as thank you for the hyption and thank you for your son.

Since he has just arrived today, Marcus is the butler first. Newly arrived servants are first given clean clothing to work in this house. And they explain the rules for working in this house, the mansion, and the servant area.

It is also important to meet other servants at lunch. Well, since it will almost entirely come with me, there are parts that differ from other employees, but if you are going to be one of our employees, Sebastian education of more than half a day is essential today.

After finishing my morning magic training, I was thinking about the order in which I would teach Marcus.

First of all, water. Teach me how to make distilled water, and it's more efficient to have all the basic distilled water prepared in the morning when I'm practicing magic.

Distillers are typically expensive glassware, and ordinary civilian alchemy shops probably don't let their children touch them for a year or so. I think I should probably tell you how to use it.

Next, as I looked at the field, I was a little worried about what to do with the watering of the field and stopped.

Daisy, what's going on? Trouble? "

The green fairy stuck on my shoulder.

"Hmm, my apprentice boy is supposed to work with me, but I'm worried about whether to ask for water or not."

Counseling while putting the fairy on his fingertips. The fairy lowered her hips to my fingertips.

"Well, watering is surprisingly difficult. If you do too much, the roots rot, and if not enough, they will wither and wither...."

The fairy seemed to share my concern. Think with me.

"If he sees you fairies like me, I'd be relieved to have you guide him."

Funny, I blur out what comes to mind.

"We coach the apprentice!?

The fairy seems to have come there with Picken. My hands are tingling and I'm scared.

"It's also a big problem for us to grow more people who care about greenery! I got it, Daisy!

I mean, Marcus can't see you.

"How do you teach people you can't see?

"Just make it visible!

That said, the fairy girl vanished.

In the evening, Marcus, who had finished Sebastian's first day of education, came to the field.

"Wow! There's something strange about green in the field!

That's how I screamed, pulled my hips out, and put my buttocks on the ground.

The girl's fairy and the Spirit King responded quickly, making sure Marcus saw the green fairy too. You're working fast...

Then, the fairy girl who was talking to me about trouble flew over and stopped on my shoulder. I feel like I've just done a good job without heart...

"Marcus, don't worry, these kids are green fairies. They're protecting the fields here."

I took Marcus's hand and explained as I helped him wake up.

"I'll ask you to water this field in the morning and evening. You don't have to know the difference at first....."

"" "We'll make sure you're well prepared!

The fairies interrupted my words with the minds of Marcus' educators.

"Let's start with the water for this evening! Come here, come here. Let's go get the candle!

The fairies want to stop by Marcus and try to take him away.

"Daisy...."

Marcus felt confused and asked for help.

... but...

"Welcome, good luck, Marcus!

I smiled at Marcus being taken away.

... good! My fields are safe now!

"Hey! I'm not dropping the water from the kettle into the muddy fields!

"Sprinkle water gently and perfectly!

"Ask the plants themselves how much water they want!

So motivated, fairy!

In any case, it feels like it's packed with a lot of stuff... Let's make a distilled water lecture tomorrow.

I decided to leave Marcus' education today to the fairies alone.