The Frontier Alchemist ~ I Can't Go Back to That Job After You Made My Budget Zero

Hippopo makes his way across the land at a gentle trot. Sailor keys were also flying around in the sky, as if enjoying their first freedom in two days.

I kept my eyes on the top of the hippopotamus to keep an eye on the surroundings. Since this area is outside of Kalin's territory, many of the monsters lurking around me are unknown to me.

On the way back, I was able to obtain a lot of new materials for unknown monsters, which had been my secret pleasure at the beginning. However, my mind was actually occupied with other things.

The three-dimensional magic circle that I saw before it collapsed.

The possibilities of this possibility ran through my mind.

It's a real shame that the ring collapsed. I regret that I could not remember the structure of the ring because I only had a quick look at it. However, I think I have seen something like it before with the help of Mr. Halhammer. I think it was some kind of primordial magic or something.

While I'm pondering, another monster appears. They are quickly eliminated by Hippopo's trampling and Sailuku's swooping fangs.

My thoughts do not stop as I collect the new material, somewhat subconsciously.

But that's okay. It's more about the possibility of creating a multi-layered magic circle. By overlapping scrolls. The problem is that if you stack many scrolls on top of each other, it's going to be difficult to roll up the biggest advantage of the scrolls. Hmmm. I'll have to check that out as soon as I get back to the encampment. We'll be busy!

While I was feeling excited by myself, I heard a hippopotamus call out to alert me.

I look ahead.

A large shadow. Behind it is a huge cloud of dust.

It is coming toward me at a considerable speed. It was a two-headed elephant creature of the alchemical kind, which seemed to me to have a nostalgic feeling.

On its back, I see a familiar face.

"Master Haruhammer! And Loa and Taura!"

I wave to them as I hurry Hippopo toward them.

"Rust! I'm glad to see you're safe. You were able to get Sailuke back. You did a great job!

As soon as we joined them, Taura jumped down from the two-headed elephant and rushed toward us.

Roa also comes out from behind Taura and says to her, "Good work, Master Rust!

Loa's eyes are on Sailuke, who is still flying in the sky. Roa's gaze through his glasses was complicated.

What is there is a sense of relief that Sailuke is safe, and a sense of dissatisfaction with his relief.

However, Loa uses both farsightedness and clairvoyance. His eyes are filled with magical elements.

It seems that he is checking on Sailuke's condition.

Finally, Har Hammer slowly descends to the ground. He is supported by the two snouts of a two-headed elephant, each leg supported by two elephants.

"Oh, Rust. You could have handled that guy with ease. What's wrong with you? Your face."

He looked at my face and suddenly smiled at me. Apparently, it was obvious to Halhammer that I was absorbed in my new idea.

"Well, we got a lot out of it. "Well, I have come up with a new scrolling magic circle. I'm going to test it as soon as I get back to Karin's place after this.

Then Sailuke comes down.

"This is it! A magnificent white dragon. Excellent ......," Halhammer mutters as he wanders over to Sailuke. His gaze lingers on Ceiluk, never letting go.

"Yes. So, Rebbe Halhammer. Will you come to Kalin's once? Then we can study together again, and you and Seyrukh can..."

Rust, no. - Rust, stop.

My words are stopped by Taura and Loa.

"Ah. Oh, my God. Thank you, both of you. Kalin's in charge. And Halhammer, I'm sorry."

I apologize to Reb Halhammer.

"Don't worry about it. Don't worry. I've been a courtier for a long time. That's all right. Now then, let me get down to business. I would be happy to go with Rust.

As he said this, Halhammer's eyes were fixed on Seyruk.