"Director, are you drinking again?
When I went to deliver the documents to the director's office, there was a smell of coffee in the room.
If I remember correctly, I feel like I only smell coffee every time I come.
The more I recognized that, the director was hooked on coffee.
"Don't say that. I'm buying beans from my stomach."
"Of course, I know. But I don't think it's a good idea to drink too much. You've been drinking these days, haven't you?
If pursued, the director swiftly shifted his gaze to the side.
There is an unexpected bitter smile at the way it looks.
Nevertheless, I can't say very strongly because I'm the one who spread it to the institute.
On the day I had coffee in Wangdu, when I returned to the institute, I went to the director's office to see if there was a message that I could get the tools made quickly.
If I explained the tool to the director, I left it to him that there was a handover, and the tool as described a week later was delivered to the laboratory.
And now that we have all the coffee beans and tools, we brew coffee in the laboratory cafeteria.
By saying it was a popular drink in the Wang capital, the interesting faces gathered in the dining room, including the director.
Use brand new Nell to slowly brew coffee in the crowd environment.
In a pot of glass, I looked at the black liquid that fell two ways, and I said, "Whoa! I got a cheer.
Some people said they didn't like the smell they weren't used to smelling, but it was accepted favorably by the majority of people.
Boulders, researchers at the Institute of Medicinal Plants, right?
Perhaps I was tolerant of the unknown scent because I am used to the smell of medicinal herbs.
A lot of people were fine with the flavor.
Some of the researchers had already had coffee at the store.
The people rated it easier to drink than the coffee in the store.
Perhaps it was because the coffee brewed in Nerdrip was lighter than Turkish coffee.
In addition, coffee is currently popular in the laboratory.
"That's enough, please. Because in Japan, there was also the word caffeine addiction. Drinking too much is bad for you."
"Okay, okay. I'll be careful. In the first place, it's not even drinkable enough to be addicted, is it?
"Yes, I do."
The director of bitter laughter is also right.
Anyway, I'm just picking it up from a foreign country, and coffee beans are expensive.
Consequently, the cup the director holds in his hand is also a small object, and he drinks less at a time.
Drinking a few times a day won't go far enough to make you addicted to caffeine.
But it still makes me nervous.
'Cause this coffee, it's more effective than the coffee I was drinking in Japan.
Coffee was popular in the lab for reasons other than flavor.
In Japan, the drowsiness effect felt in the eyebrow spit is exerted here in full.
I was surprised that people actually drank coffee all night on the third day and stayed snug.
Whose word was it that you might say it was a sleep abnormal recovery potion?
Because of this, it's new to my memory that some researchers were thrilled when coffee shredded their sleep.
I've never been cautioned about drinking too much potion.
Still, for too much effect, you worry about just a little too much drinking.
I think the coffee the director is drinking is still better because the cook brewed it.
The coffee that Sancho drank was made by me.
It is uncertain whether a 50% increase in curse was exerted on pharmaceutical skills or on culinary skills.
After handing over the paperwork to the director, walking down the hallway to the lab, I ran into Jude.
Apparently, he just took some medicinal herbs from the warehouse.
Say "good luck" to each other and head to the lab with them.
While walking, I talked to Jude about what I came up with the other day.
"Comedy? Never heard of it."
"Then what about love?
"I don't know if there's any enemies."
"Oh well. Too bad."
The other day, when Liz and I had a tea party, we talked about ingredients.
I asked about rice first, but I didn't dare sink.
Jude just twisted her neck, although I tried to explain the characteristics of rice, also considering the possibility of a different name.
That's how we got to the lab, so when we tried to get back to each other's work, Jude with the herbs back.
When I tilt my neck about what's going on, he says he wants me to tell him a little more about the rice.
They even ask the folks at home.
Because I know my parents better than Jude, so maybe I do.
Explain the rice with gratitude for the offer.
"What are you talking about?
"Ah, Director."
After talking about the characteristics of rice as a plant, around talking about the characteristics of rice as a staple food, the director came.
If you noticed, not only Jude, but some of the researchers who were nearby were listening.
I don't think rice had a drug effect, but as a plant researcher, I might have been concerned about the story of an unknown plant.
It's not like you were intrigued by the unknown food, is it?
What a joke. Thinking in half, on my behalf, Jude was explaining to the director.
"Ine on comedy?
"Yes, as a plant, rice, just rice after harvest, that's the same plant."
"Well, you've never heard of it."
"Really..."
Don't you even know the director who is familiar with plants?
We'll have to count on Jude's parents later.
If I had thought so, the director had made a good suggestion.
"Why don't you talk to Franz at your place, too?
"To Mr. Franz?
"Oh. He used to go around the world, so you might know."
As much coffee as I had in a foreign country.
As Liz said at the tea party the other day, it is possible that rice is produced in foreign countries.
If you're a merchant who can, Mr. Franz, while you were traveling around the world, you're also going to be looking into the products of that land.
You can expect this.
Quickly, when I admitted to sending a letter to Mr. Franz after work, I received a reply after a few days.
Around the same time, Jude's parents answered about the rice.
Oddly enough, they were both the same answer.
"Morgenhafen?"
"Morgenhafen is a port town east of this country"
If I mouthed the name of the town that was written in the letter, the director who was just standing next to me explained it to me.
To the explanation of the port town to the east, speaking of which, I recall what I learned in the lectures I am receiving at the Royal Palace.
I thought it was a town name you'd heard of somewhere, but you couldn't remember it for a second.
"Was it a town famous for its trade?
"That's right. You know very well."
"I learned it in my lecture. I couldn't remember until just now."
It was written in Mr Franz's letter that he had once seen cereals with different but similar nomenclatures in Eastern countries.
In this country, imports from that eastern country are apparently packed into Morgenhafen.
Basically all that comes in is goods in demand in this country, but maybe some rice.
That's what Franz said.
Jude's letter from his parents said he didn't remember his name, but had seen similar cereals in Morgenhafen.
Given the contents of their letters, it is likely that the cereals Mr Franz is saying and Jude's family is saying are the same.
Um, why don't we just ask Jude's family to pick up that grain?
As usual, I thought I would ask the store for it, and the director suggested it.
"Because of this, why don't you go to Morgenhafen?
Huh? Can I go?