Dancing Circles on the Horizon of Events

Teresa, who had received Halisen from Asteria, beautifully wiped out the memory of Hi-speer while misleading her with the power of Halisen's panpan. As a result, High Speedy regains his old tone.

On the other hand, it seems that Millenia had a look on her face saying that she had seen something that was not a demonstration, but no one wanted to touch it... The fact that Teresa smashed High Speer's head in Harrison was safely wiped out into the darkness.

Then after breaking up with the unexcused millenia. The party was led by the millenia as if nothing had happened, and headed to the lecture building to see the experiment of the pharmacy department. However, the lecture that the party was about to see was not a difficult one. High Speer, a professor of pharmacy, will show you what pharmacy can do while demonstrating. I don't dare to explain High Speer's expression after the Waltzes said that they wanted to see what she was doing in the Pharmacy Department, but if she had a tail, her tail would be fatigued or something and would have flown a thousand times by now.

Waltz asks Asteria a question as he heads to the lecture building, following the gruesomely happy High Speer.

"Hey, Asteria? Why did you have a harrison?"

If it wasn't a tool that was everywhere, such as Harrison, it wasn't a general-purpose tool, and it wasn't a substitute that came out suddenly saying that it was wanted. "Nevertheless, why did Asteria have Harrisen..." Waltz couldn't help but notice. The same goes for Lucia and Teresa, who listened to Waltz and Asteria.

The Asteria responds with a slight puzzle, wondering if she thought Waltz would be mad at her.

"As a matter of fact... play using Harrisen is popular among the beasts in the basement of my home." Look, the knights you live with are training with swords, right? After imitating that, we decided to train our swords ourselves, but even a wooden sword would hurt, right? But Harrisen doesn't hurt, and the sound is loud when it hits, so everyone is starting to make Harrisen..... "

"That's why you had Harrison..." I didn't know it was popular, did I? Instead of paper, you're making it out of thinly sliced wood, right? "

"Um... can Harrison be made of paper?"

"Huh? Ah, yeah... for the time being..."

Waltz understood. Is this the Generation Gap or the Otherworld Gap? Apparently, in the Grand Duchy of Restopen, Harrison is made of wood. It could be closer to a fan than Harrison.

While exchanging such exchanges, the group reached the lecture building. In the meantime, as soon as I entered the classroom for experimenting with pharmacy, I immediately began to give a pleasant high-speed lecture.

“Now, I'm going to give you a chance to experience both our pharmaceutical classes and our experiments.”

High Speer started his class normally, calling it an "experience."

The contents of the drifting rocks were sometimes introductory, and the main thing was the use of experimental equipment. Among them, there were instruments that had to use magic, but heating and cooling were basic things, and even waltzes that could not use magic seemed to be impossible to replace by applying the knowledge of the modern world.

Looking at the situation, Waltz muttered unexpectedly.

"It's like chemistry... no, it's like alchemy."

Then Hi Speer turns around the waltz at a pronunciation speed.

"Yeah, that's right. Yes! Pharmacy is an alchemy. Among them, it is a discipline especially aimed at people and animals who have lives. Well then, Mr. Waltz, have you ever learned alchemy?"

With such a good smile, Waltz wondered how he should respond to the high-speer he was asking. To put it mildly, I feared that High Speer might be back in the flower garden again.

As a result, Waltz decided to answer:

"Um, uh, just a little bit..."

Just a few answers and you'll see it as synonymous with knowing nothing... "Although it was a waltz that responded in that way, somehow a dazzling smile appeared on High Speer's face.

More specifically —— a smile of joy, as if you had found your own companion.