Late. Tamer's day.

It's about time, isn't it?

I'm going to meet up with Alyssa and the rest of us on the boss tour.

I will think about the mass production of fertilizer when I return. I wish I could grow the necessary materials in the field, but what can I do?

I think I'll make some fertilizer out of the material I have now.

Regardless of whether it can be mass-produced, we must reserve the amount to use after tomorrow.

I thought that if I made magic fertilizer and magic nutrients, the alchemy would reach Kanst at the end.

Oh, the alchemy is finally at level 50!

Now we have more work to do than ever!

Productive abilities can be derived from Advanced when Kansted. I paid bonus points and got alchemy and advanced.

So, the problem is the derivative skill.

Just as farming skills are derived from growing trees and hydroponics, alchemy also has derivative skills. When I kangsto, I was able to choose one of those derivative skills to master, which was also a characteristic of my production skills.

Immediate Alchemy, Alchemy, Alchemy, Alchemy, Combat Alchemy?

Immediate alchemy was a skill that allowed alchemy without tools. However, the quality and effectiveness seem to be decreasing.

It may not be easy to return, but it might be useful for the Frontline Party to explore the dungeons and the depths of the field. I can replenish items on the spot.

It's convenient to be able to alchemy easily in the field, but do I really need it?

It seems that the alchemy tool is a tool making tool, the alchemy drug is a medicine making tool, and the alchemy tool is a derivative with bonuses for material processing. There were some items that I couldn't make without them.

Considered in agriculture, it would be a derivation of the same lineage as cultivated trees and hydroponics. All of this seems useful and troublesome. Whichever you choose, it's somewhat convenient.

Combat Alchemy is a skill that consumes materials and creates special items during battle. There were many useful tools, such as pills and bombs. However, its quality is low, and it consumes a lot of materials and magic power, making it difficult to use it.

It's not the main battle, it's the least I need.

"... okay, let's use it as an alchemy medicine." It seems to be the most used.

Derivative skills are important, but there are more important things right now. It was an alchemy and advanced water making skill.

As the name suggests, it's just a skill in creating water, but it's pretty useful. It turns most of the material into water. Depending on the original material, there are various changes in quality, rarity, and attributes.

The good thing about this is that it doesn't just liquefy, it changes into water, so it can be used as a hydrogen material. The liquefied arts had only changed the shape of the solid into a liquid, and the type of material had not changed.

Now we can start making fertilizers and nutrients!

We both need water. If I could make water with attributes, it would help me a lot.

You'll get a lot of materials from exploring today, and I'm looking forward to the alchemy when I get back.

Oops, it's really close to time.

I took Mons to the Green Capital in the north. In the meantime, we plan to continue hunting the Storm Beast, the boss of the 9th area in the north, until the Epic Materials drop.

"Today is Carlo's real-life debut. Are you nervous?"

Hin?

Looks like it's okay. He's looking up at us with his squinty eyes. From the way it feels, I can't feel any fear of a powerful boss.

Well, that's because it's an AI, but it's my first boss fight. I'm a little worried.

By the way, the members were Rufre, Rick, Olea, Perca, Lilith, and Carlo. I fought with a saturated bomb, so I didn't have to worry too much about my strength.

Highwood and Carlo have also told us to prioritize leveling, so don't hesitate to let them level.

For the time being, I brought Rufre, the healer, and Rick, the attacker.

"Hey, that--"

"I've never seen a horse like that--"

"That's right..."

As expected, it's been seen a lot. Everyone was paying attention to the ridable monsters, and if you had an unusual horse, it would definitely stand out.

Carlo, you're popular.

Hin?

"Everyone looks at you and says you're cute."

Hin!

I stroke my head around my waist, and Caro cries with joy. I saw the gallery making a slight noise when I saw it.

Carlo is so cute, you can't help it. I had Rick and Perca on my back. A black pony with a cute squirrel and a penguin on it. I'm already saying, "This is cute! It's like," What?

Everyone sees it.

"Fufufu. Look more. My lovely Carlo!"

Kikuku!

Penn!

"I know. You guys are cute, too."

"Queue"

"Pen"

If Carol was so cute, she'd be jealous. Nah, the Lord of Burns is hard!

"Humu"

"Debbie"

"Tory"

Oh, you guys too?

Well, we all have to love each other equally. I stroked Rufre's head. Then the carols looked up. Ah, you want me to stroke you too? Yes, yes, it's cute. What, this way next? I can't help it.

I was late for what I was doing. Oh, my children are too cute!

Hin?

"... nothing"

Cu?

"I know it's not right for me to be on my feet!"

Please, don't stare at me with your pure chemokine!

Walking like that, I arrived at the rendezvous point. Green City Square. The faces of the early-earned cats were already waiting there.

"Ah! Alyssa! Thank you for waiting!"

……

Huh? Mr. Alyssa?

……

What, you don't see me?

I waved to Alyssa, but for some reason she didn't respond. You haven't noticed me, because there are people out there? "For once, I'm standing right in front of you..."

Alyssa-san! Alyssa-san!

……

Huh? What are you pullin 'at?