Okami Wa Nemuranai

13

"Ah, Lecan, welcome home"

"Lord Lecan. Welcome home."

"Oh. Edda. Do this."

"Eh. Oh, this, that's a short sword. Can I unplug it?

"Of course."

"It's a beautiful sheath of color. You're rounding up ahead. It's made of solid wood. That's good. Wow, a fine sword."

"Where the hell did you get this?

"I bought it at the weapons store"

"I think this is the sword that used to be used in my genre"

"Ho."

"Oh, yeah. So, Arios, do you have this sword?

"No, it belongs to Mr. Eda. But could I just have a look?"

Arios, with his sword for a while, glanced from all over and stared at his sheath.

"Thank you for showing me the good stuff"

"I wonder why this was at the weapons store."

"You must have sold it in trouble for money. How much was this?

Two gold coins, one big silver coin.

"Was it that cheap? You were lucky. Now you can take advantage of the form of defense that Edda taught you."

"Edda, give me back the short sword I lent you"

"Yep. I have to give it back, don't I?

"I don't think you need two."

"Mm-hmm. to the spare when this breaks."

"Then I'll do it."

"Thank you, Lecan"

"But a spare short sword would be better with one blade too, one of these days order it and make another one"

"Okay."

With my current double-edged sword, I'm still worried that I'll hurt myself when I say I'm wearing a cover on my left arm. But if you want to use it as a spare sword, that's fine.

"I'm going to Sheila's house now. What do you guys do?"

"I think I'd like to clean the house."

"I'm cleaning, too, right? There are other things I want to do."

Lecan thought it was the ones who said weird things, even though they didn't have to clean or anything to live there.

14

"I'm going to pick up some herbs from thirty-one days. Why don't you take Edda with you?"

"Right. Shall we? Now how many days?

"About twenty days. Hey. I used to collect herbs about once every two months."

The last time Lecan accompanied herb collection was at the beginning of two months. Sheila hasn't been to herb collection since then, and now that it's late in the sixth month, it's nearly five months apart.

"No, you're going to collect the herbs quickly and reliably. Because you can have a hell of a lot of it. I took it too far. That I was busy dispensing thanks to it. So, after that, it went awry, and my mind went crazy. I knew it would be nice to do this."

Even if they say that, Lekan just followed Sheila's instructions, so I can't even reply.

"Now I'll take what I use. You take what you use for yourself."

"For yourself?

"That's right. In this season, Cumis grass can be harvested as the main ingredient for physical recovery drugs. You don't really want health medication as much as you did before because you've remembered" recovery. "But healing will only work at that moment, but healing pills will last forever. I knew it was okay."

"I would love to have physical recovery pills too."

"Right. Then you'll learn how to make it this time."

"Cumis, is it only the six moons that grass can be picked?

"This region grows from five moons to seven moons."

"Right."

"The pills I'm going to make this time are panacea, kaleidoscope, physical recovery pills, warcraft-excluding populi, and poisoning."

"Yeah? No wound pills this time?

"That's not it. The main ingredients for wound medicines are shrub grass, tursim grass, and poulica grass. Of these, shra grass grows from one moon to two moons. Last time I asked you to collect it, too."

"Uhm."

"Chulsim grass, it grows almost all year round, but it only works just before the flowers bloom. In other words, four to five moons. By accident, I forgot to pick it up this year. Well, whether we use shura grass as the main ingredient, tursim grass as the main ingredient, or poulica grass as the main ingredient, the other ingredients are the same, and the drug effects are the same, so I don't know what to do."

"I see."

"I won't give you the medicine I made anymore. Remember how to make the medicine you need and make it yourself. I'm telling you to pick up that ingredient."

"I see, I get it. I want to keep the panacea, the kaji medicine, and the warcraft-excluding populi to some extent. I don't think I'm going to use poisoning, but I want to keep it at the very least. Physical recovery pills, the better."

The panacea is a pill, which works against diseases of the gut in general. It seems to have a drug effect for nearly a decade.

The cold medicine also solidifies and dries the powder, and it lasts a long time.

Except for Warcraft, Populi has a strong effect for about a year, but the effect itself seems to last five or six years.

Poisoning doesn't go away much longer.

The magic restorative medicine also seems to last nearly a decade if I use it well, but I think I will only use it if I have this. It is still convenient because the magic stone does not hold after only sucking magic from the magic stone, and the magic restoration pills recover magic continuously while using magic. Even when exploring the Ninae Labyrinth, I thought many times that there would be magic restorative drugs.

Magic operations are the key when you have to fight many enemies in a row. As long as you make a large amount of magic restorative pills, the battle will widen.

(It was a failure to forget to collect Ciarigi's young buds)

(Says Sheila's picking it for me)

(I don't know how much I'll get)

Magic restorative drugs are mainly made from Zahard moss, with nichia grass, ciarigi sprouts and targo grass as by-products.

When the niche grass was harvested in the two moons, it was said that the four moons would have to harvest the young buds of cialigi. Even though they were saying it, Lekan forgot. And at the end of the fourth month, they said, "Because you seemed busy too, I picked the young buds of Ciarigi."

He asked me to be his disciple because I wanted to teach him how to make magic restorative drugs, and he forgot to collect the raw materials he was taught. This is a downfall for Lecan altogether. You should have remembered and asked him what he was going to do with the Ciarigi collection.

(Maybe Sheila didn't bother to say it from herself)

If that's the case, he's a tough master.