"Speaking of which, Caro. Do you know what it means to be immortal?
"Yes. That's the ink material used by demon reporters. Is Mr. Liliana buying you away?
"Oh, Lulina said if I made a bill for the demon reporter, I'd be able to manage the party, so I tried to get Liliana to make that bill -"
I'm not surprised Caro knows how Liliana is a pharmacist.
Because if you have an hour to talk to a dark elf, it's no wonder she's listening to everyone's name and profession, hobbies and as much food as she likes.
... Could it have been that if Caro had acted with me, he would have grabbed the millimeter information too?
So repentant.
"... Hal, what's going on?
Hal, who was walking beside him, stopped and stared down the side road.
I wondered if there was anything there, but no one there.
"No, I smelled nostalgic for some reason."
"Nostalgic scent? Speaking of which, Hal's from the South, isn't he?
The place where Demon King Castle was located is a country east of here on the southern continent. It was in the place where the present cathedral, called the Cupirus Hill, was built.
"Maybe you felt something like the unique air of the southern continent."
"- Yeah... maybe"
Hal nodded with a smile at the end as he convinced himself.
From the side, it's close to faceless, but I know exactly what it is. The mouth angle is raised in millimeters. Well, the tail hasn't rocked much, so I'm not glad you were convinced, but you tried to smile at me.
"Here it is!
When I saw the store that Caro showed me, I accidentally frowned.
Because there was something like a big net hanging in the store.
It's what they use to make dried food in port towns - but there's something inside.
It's black, it's dry, it's round, and this is indisputably...
"... what is it? This. Could it be..."
"Hal, don't say any more!
"- Is that mako?
"So say... nakoko?
Mako, that mako in the ocean?
With that said, it certainly doesn't even look like a dry meadow. In the world of herbal medicine, it became a nourishing ingredient.
Yeah, right in front of the store.
"I guess that's drying the shit out of Sugie, who kept eating managlass. It will be used as a medicine."
"I knew it! I mean, you drink shit or something. And managlass was poison."
I've only eaten once before when I fought Miremia, too, but that tasted pretty bad.
How pathetic it sounds, though Sugie, to be fed only such things.
"Sugie loves managras. That grass is poisonous to humans, but not to Sugie. On the contrary, Sugieu cannot absorb the ingredients that restore the magic of Managras, so its ingredients accumulate in the manure. As a result, the amount of magic recovered is ten times higher than when eating managras, and the toxic ingredients in the manure are no longer toxic by drying them out."
"... even if they say it's ten times as non-toxic"
I just don't like eating shit. If it's enough to eat shit, it's still better to eat ten times more managras and do some detoxifying magic on yourself.
"You don't stink, do you?"
"So much so that even Mr. Hal doesn't know, that he's odor-proof. Not many people eat just like that, but they use it as an ingredient for medicinal liquor."
"No, that's fine. 'Cause I'm gonna get Caro to make mana potion."
"Caro doesn't have any recipes as a pharmacist yet, does he?
"I'll remember soon enough."
When I said that, I went inside the store.
It's a little dim in the store.
Thanks to the first time I was shown pussy, or I could see the material inside decently.
Had it not been for that one, it would have creeped me out just to see the whole grill of black imories hanging in bulk in the store.
The managlass is also placed in a bunch.
"There you are. Shut the door quickly, because there are many materials that are vulnerable to sunlight."
"Sorry"
My grandmother across the counter told me that Hal, who was last in, hurried the door and carefully closed it.
"You're my first customer. Do you have a vocational certificate?
"Yes, over here"
Caro gives it to the grandmother of her profession certificate.
Grandma just glanced at the certificate and probably returned it to Caro without even checking it out on a busy basis.
"So, what did you come to buy?
"In the meantime, I want you to look at a set of tools for conditioning. Carol, the money..."
"Dear Ichino, the money you just gave me is enough. I'll negotiate."
That's what Caro said, and he started talking to the store owner.
Well, you can leave the shopping to Caro.
No matter how much my 'thought trace' helps me negotiate, it doesn't even extend under Caro's feet when it comes to negotiating skills as a whole.
And I looked around the store.
"Heh, you sell a lot of metal, too."
"Mercury...? Is this going to be a drug, too?
"They used to say it would be an immortality pill, but it's poison, so you can't take it."
"Will you be immortal?
"In the world I was in, it's just that there was such superstition. If you're an immortal drug, you might know how to make it around millimetres."
If I could, I'd want Hal to be young and beautiful forever for a moment, but I'd also like to see Hal grow up and have an adult charm.
After all, humans, nature is the best.
"Is Hal interested in immortality?
"No, I don't"
"Oh well."
"Yes. If I become immortal, I will have to spend eternal time in despair after your husband's death. That's unbearable."
Hey, how cute, Hal.
Oh, we're gonna have to propose this now, aren't we? No, you're gonna have to get married.
"... Hal"
I couldn't help but hold Hal - that's how I enjoyed it.
No, you can't. I have to settle my story with Caro first.
Problem with Caro......?
"Hal, I need a little favor, okay?
"Yes, whatever your husband asks"
Yeah, I thought Hal would definitely say that.
So I beg you, I would never be able to ask you in a place like this if I were normal.
"Hey, can I touch your chest?
"Yes, I don't mind."
... I didn't expect this to turn me down either, but why is Hal's guy waving his tail the biggest he's ever done?
"Ah...... but my breasts have grown a little lately, and if your husband will like it"
... Why do you seem sorry for such important information?