Lynne was due on the 25th, but decided to wait in the woods from the 24th early in the day and be ready by then.
Go to the Adventurer Guild and ask Mr. Ellis to arrange adventurers and veteran adventurers who can ride horses. If you find out how to make the medicine, it's to get them to buy and collect the necessary materials. At the same time, arrange one carriage and have the guild stand by.
The house didn't have a basement, so Mr. Rhina piled up dirt around the warehouse all night, creating a cackling basement to keep the cough noise from leaking.
Seeing Rhina getting muddy makes me grateful and tearful.
Eina sometimes examines the fragrance weave even though she is at risk of infection and says, 'Rest in peace...' to formulate pain relief, hot cooling, etc. If Kaori recovers, I don't think it's enough to thank this sisters.
In case of possibility, I went around the famous doctors and pharmacists in Wangdu to ask about the fever for ten days instead, but I couldn't hear more than Eina anywhere.
I've appraised some of them, but mostly the LV in medicine and pharmacy is 2 or 3, and once again, I realize that Eina is awesome with Pharmacy 3 combined with Medicine 2 and other skills.
There was only one old woman with Pharmaceutical LV4, but there is no medicine to cure the fever for ten days even if I ask that person. The story in the neighboring country was nothing but rumours, slashed and abandoned as only vicious to be used for means of deceiving and taking money from patients and family members.
As despair deepens, Kaori's medical condition worsens day by day.
My throat (throat) was swollen and I was unable to eat, my body just taking a little water and medicine became thin (yah) and faded, I had high fever, coughed hard, and I couldn't see much of myself groaning at the pain in my body.
Still stay where you can, change towels that cool your head, rub your body, and make you change clothes wet in sweat.
I don't even know if I'm conscious, but I still try to spend as much time holding Kaori's hand as possible because when I hold her hand, the expression only calms down a little.
Eina advised me to prevent the infection, thick clothes, leather gloves and a cloth covering my mouth, but I said no and held my sister's hand with my bare hands directly.
If I get infected, if I find a cure, I'll be able to recover, and if I don't, I won't regret following the same fate as my sister.
This basement is also preventing the spread of infection, so it is forbidden for me to enter or leave the basement, except for Aina, who goes in and out occasionally.
Especially since Rhina seems to be strictly told by Eina, and occasionally when she goes outside on errands such as water pumping, she often sees Rhina looking at this one worryingly through the window of the house.
The changed clothes and the replaced sheets are also burned in a temporary fireplace in the warehouse without going outside.
Cloth is expensive, so it's a waste, but not if you're talking about it. The new clothes and sheets were bought by Mr. Reina and were constantly kept in one of the rooms of the house.
Four days went by in that condition, and at noon on the 24th, Eina told me to take a bath to prevent the spread of the infection, and I changed my clothes, and I went to the woods with Rhina.
Lynne is due tomorrow, but it's a departure betting on the possibility that she might be here about a day early.
Eina is supposed to give Kaori water and medicine five times a day while I'm gone. I really appreciate you taking on the life saving job.
Instead...... I don't know if it is, but before I left, I was made to check again and again the terms of saying, 'If I had a high fever on the road and fell, Mr. Rhina would not try to carry me to the city, but would go and get Mr. Eina as soon as I had him asleep on the spot'.
It conveys Eina's will to absolutely infect her sister, but in fact, this is a promise for Rhina. In fact, if I fall without the prospect of finding a cure, I will make Kaori easier as soon as possible, and I don't like to suffer, so I'm supposed to incite (oh) poison.
I checked the vial in my pocket that Eina gave me, and I left for the woods...
Usually I break up with Rhina at the entrance to the woods, but today we move on together and set up a tent so we can stay.
I surrounded the fire in front of the tent, and I revealed what I had done to Mr. Rhina.
Because you won't believe the story of being from another world, you are an elf with the people you have been talking about. The desire to free the elves from slavery and create an independent force. And I'm going to tell you that it's also for my protection.
And if I die, I'll give up all my assets to Mr. Rhina, so I want you to buy as many elves as possible at that half and hand them over to your buddy (Lynne). I also asked you to discuss and decide what to do with the supply of Karesa cloth and the Chamber of Commerce.
Rhina was listening silently, but she gave me a slightly dissatisfied look when I finished talking.
"If that's the case, I wish you'd told me sooner. Were you suspicious that I would interrupt if you heard of the elves?
"No, I don't... people in this world are basically not haters of elves. So Rhina was resistant..."
"Isn't it different from hating...? Like other animals, I'm just saying I'm looking down there."
Oh, well, you don't think I hate you. I would have had resistance if they told me to sleep in the same room as the pig I brought from the pig shed in the previous world, too, but that's not because I hate pigs, is it?
"Sorry, I seem to have the wrong word. People in this world seemed reluctant to treat humans and elves in the same line."
"That's... right. To be honest, I'm also not sure if you ask me if I can see a human and an elf exactly the same way. If they'd listened to this story a year ago, they'd have thought it was someone who said something funny. But that ranch that Yoichi and I went to see... what was happening there was something that I strongly questioned."
I'm a little lost in Rhina's expression...... no, I see confusion. But that's...
"Humans and elves are different creatures, so you don't have to look exactly the same. We just don't look down on each other or abuse each other, as long as we can usually coexist. It's not as simple as saying with your mouth..."
There was racism and ethnic discrimination between the same people in the previous world, because if I was a pig, I'd be a livestock animal, and you asked me why I couldn't have an elf, I wouldn't have a clear response.
Rhina had such a complicated look that she didn't know, but at least if she had doubts about what was happening on that ranch, I think the feeling was that it was close to us.
No, is Mr. Rhina the type whose opponents have lower boundaries with humans, even cows and pigs? But that's fine in this case.
Even if I were gone, I would do so well with Rhina and the others and return my thanks instead for what I couldn't return...
When we were talking and the area was about to dim, there was an unexpected, nearby, gusty, deliberate sound of grass swinging.
Mr. Reina alerts the spear to his hand, but he sees a familiar bow swinging from left to right across the bush, and he speaks out as he asks to be de-alerted.
"Lynne, because this man is fine. You can come out."
With that said, Lynne comes this way this time without making a single sound that rocks the grass. I didn't even meet Rhina for the first time, so I got to the point quickly with just a brief introduction.
Lynne said she didn't recognize the disease name Ten Days Fever, so she explained her sister's symptoms and what Eina told her about the disease... On the way Lynne said, "Oh! 'He raised his voice.
"It's probably about three days of fever, right? I did it when I was a kid, too, and when I leave it alone, it's a big deal."
To one of those words you casually told me, I was white in my head for a moment, and when I realized it, I was jumping on Lynne and grabbing her shoulders.
"Lynne, that's true! That illness heals!?
"Uh... ah, yes. I wish it were the same illness..."
Yes, because humans and elves are of different races, it is possible that such diseases are also different.
"The three day fever I know, the initial symptoms are the same as Yoichi said. But when I took the medicine, it healed in three days, so I was told it was a three-day fever."
Medicine! It was a hopeful piece of information. There is no denying the possibility of human beings being different from elves, but now there is no alternative to that. Maybe a hundred years old medicine was also something the elves formulated.
"Lynne, what about the pills? How do I get that medicine!?
"That's... get the pharmacist (dull) to formulate it..."
Lynne's words uttered so hard to say. I understand what that means, and my blood rapidly draws away.
Pharmacist… There are no elves among the elves we know who possess pharmacy skills.
It was felt that the light of hope lit for a moment was getting smaller and smaller......
24 February 419 Continental Calendar
0.001% progress in the reunification of the continent at the moment (based in the village of Lynne's hometown - 3 villagers)
Asset holdings 73.74 million 8400 Ast (-1.635 million)
Distributed Lynne (Elf's Archer) Rhina (Adventurer) Lena (Elf's Textiler) Ceres (Elf's Woodworker) Listella (Hired Store Manager)