I Said Make My Abilities Average!

Well, maybe it's time for you to throw up.

"Huh?"

As soon as I reached the woods, I pounded the shoulder of a mile, to the words of Lena, who slapped me, a mile to Kyodo.

"You handed me the spices I had stored up for my own cooking, and I asked you to do it, and there's no way you're going to do it!

Come on, what are you up to? With detective magic, you also find it in a herd of cows? Or are you attacking a bandit and reclaiming the spices they took?

Mavis and Pauline were also excited to watch which Miles would choose.

"I won't do either! By and large, there can't be such a swarm of land around here, and bandits, even though they don't know where they were attacked by any kind of bandit, can't possibly be caught!

... was a particular claim.

"" "What..." "

And three discouraged people.

It was pretty poisoned by miles.

"That's why I make spices"

"" "Yeah, yeah. Eh!

However, it still seemed to be insufficiently poisoned.

"Well, Mr. Pauline, in this pot, please, 'Waterball Ultra Hot'. Don't overflow, softly, be careful..."

That's what they say, Pauline, carefully magical for the big pot Miles put out of storage.

"Water Ball, Ultra Hot......"

Tapun

A reddish liquid filled with a large pan.

The smell of Tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsuh-tsu.

"Well, how do we separate this, what..."

Miles came up with an idea.

Ultra Hot magic, apparently thought to be capsaicin based, from the smell.

The liquid that emerges by its magic exists as a substance. That means that if the capsaicin ingredients are separated, they can be used as spices.

I don't know if this substance was produced by molecular conversion or brought from somewhere by transfer or something, but it's here now, so I don't think deeply about it.

Spicy ingredients of spices include chili pepper, habanero-based capsaicin, and wasabi, spicy pepper, and garlic-based allyl compounds. However, allyl compounds are volatile and therefore are limited in use in cooking.

There are also a variety of other spices, such as nutmeg, shoga, cinnamon, cumin, coriander, pepper, cinnamon, sage, thyme, meuga, laurier, etc., but perhaps what that shopkeeper is looking for is mainly capsaicin based. If only that were enough, anything else would be.

Thought so, it was a mile that made Pauline use the magic of Ultra Hot...

"If boiled, it may lose some spiciness, albeit not volatile and chemically stable, unlike how many allyl compounds. Plus, if you're adding heat and evaporating it, it might take a while..."

For mass production, only a few cups may be picked in the pan, and refining by boiling and evaporation may be inefficient. Miles who thought so narrowed their wits.

And finally, we came up with a groundbreaking way.

"That's right! It was in a book on modern and modern physics I used to read, if that way!

"The Devil of Love Plus"! Oh, no, is that someone else? That's "If there's an intelligent being who knows all the programs, all the results of that romantic simulation game will be predicted"? If that's not it!

Yes, indeed, 'divide the raw hot coffee into two pieces and attach a shutter that can be opened and closed to that compartment. Then leave that shutter open and closed to the all-powerful demon, and give instructions that the shutter only be opened when molecules with fast motion speed go from right to left, and when molecules with slow motion speed go from left to right. That would divide it into hot and cold coffee without giving it any energy, creating the phenomenon of reduced entropy', if we use this principle….

Oh, yeah, it was definitely 'Maxwell Coffee Devil', this theory......

Well, in fact, the disappearance of information, that's going to increase entropy, but that doesn't matter! Whatever, the work is done by the nanos, not the devil... "

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Zawah... Zawah...

Somehow, I felt like a nearby space was on my mind.

But Miles didn't care, he tried to exercise his magic.

"Divide part of the pan with thin membranes by nanomachines, distinguish water molecules from capsaicin molecules and separate them with shutters......"

Whoa, whoa!

... I heard something.

"... stop doing it, separating the capsaicins in the way the nanos like.

Oh, you don't need any moisture, you can throw it away. "

Shun!

At the next moment, the moisture in the large pot disappeared and only a small amount of red powder remained at the bottom of the pot.

(I wonder if you hated it so much, that way of separating...)

Neck tilting miles.

It was natural. Such a distracting way, even just a nanomachine, would turn up the sound.

Incidentally, capsaicin is a white powdered crystal, but that doesn't fit the spicy image, and the nanomachine left us with the red pigment component at our discretion. Exactly.

"I don't know what you're talking about!

So this is the, uh, magically made spice, huh?

With that said, Lena picked one from the bottom of the pan and tried to lick it with pepper.

"Ghaaaaaaah!!"

It is a pure crystal of capsaicin. A number representing spiciness, the Scoville value is about 16,000.

Incidentally, a normal Tabasco has a Scoville value of 2,500 to 5,000, about 3,200 to 6,400 times that. It was very, very unbearable spiciness to humans.

Of course, the mile was rushed to try to stop, but it was a step too late.

…… …… …………

At the earliest, Lena rolls around the ground, nearing extinction without even being able to speak.

Pauline, who was reaching out to taste it herself, was pale and solidified.

"Les, Mr. Lena, open your mouth! Please stick your tongue out full!

Lena stuck her thoughtful tongue out, squeezing her temper and following Miles' instructions as she messed up her face with tears.

"Ice water!

Miles hit Lena's tongue with a magical stream of water.

Because capsaicin stimulates the part of the tongue that feels the temperature and the painful nerves, it cools down with cold water for now and slows down the senses, as well as rinsing them off with a strong stream of water. And next.

"Heat!"

Capsaicin is difficult to dissolve in water. However, because it is easily soluble in oil, warm the edible oil removed from the item box and wash the tongue with it. And finally.

"Now drink to lick your little one as you wash your tongue!

That said, I handed Lena the hot milk that I had taken out of the item box and kept warm.

And although successive miles of treatment managed to cross the worst mountain ranges, it is still a lana of suffering, but it just didn't go to complain about miles, and it continued to endure suffering alone.

And Miles watching it reminded me of a certain boy detective story.

Pelli

"Mmm, this is cali blue acid!

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