There is nothing impossible in advanced alchemy. -Universal skill to match the other world-

"Is this guy dangerous?

"I have severe poison in my tail. In the six layers of the labyrinth of fire, it may be the demon that is causing the most deaths.... Your legs are slow, so you might want to run away"

That's what Tania says, she tries to back off.

But you can't give up the material that you found for the sake of sasori.

That mushroom is costing me my inn.

"Leave it to me."

That's what I said, I'll get close with the sword I just made in my hand.

And then we move closer towards the sandscope.

The moment I got into my tail range, my body slammed out as the tail of the sandscope became like a whip.

It's an insect-like, hard-to-read, agile move in orbit.

"O, avoid it!

Listening to Turner - I take one more step and wave my sword.

My sword struck the tail of the sandscope and cut it off with a light sound.

From the root of the severed tail, blue blood erupts.

He is only a worm without any means of attack, such as the demon of a sasori who lost his poisonous tail.

I approached the sandscope unconstitutionally and stuck my sword on its back.

Sandscopion, sewn to the ground by a sword, immediately desperately stopped moving.

"All right, now we're good."

"You cut off the tail of a sandscope... that sword, surprisingly, cuts well."

That's how Turner compares his dead sandscope to my sword.

But the sword I made is not a great performance.

Perhaps the sword that Turner has will still cut better.

"It's not like we're going to cut that much.... you want to give it a try?

Turner nodded at my words and received the sword.

And try to cut the tail of the sandscope with a sword......

"Uh? I can't cut it at all."

"Well, I guess so. I didn't make it to taste good."

This sword focuses on sturdiness and kept the blade thick.

Because the material is crude and the processing is cluttered, so if the blade is made to a thin, well-cut specification, it will break easily.

For better or worse, it feels like a sword made in an instant from the iron scrap you picked up.

"But Mr. Marzen, he was hanging up easily...?

"The tail of a sand scorpion cuts easily when you aim for a crack in the crust."

That said, I received a sword from Turner and slashed the tail of a sandscope.

The sword sewn through a gap in the crust cuts the tail lightly.

The sandscope has a hard crust, but on the contrary, it's a very soft demon if it even slips through that crust.

"Well, such a backhand...... is it hard to just put a sword on a moving tail so fast, but you can't aim for a gap in armor -?

"... that's the skill you acquired in your alchemy training."

The processing of demonic materials used for alchemy is often done by hand.

In order to deconstruct the demon and remove the material, it is important to have a good understanding of the demon's weaknesses and easy access to blades, and the technique of cutting them quickly.

Compared to dismantling materials whose freshness is important, in 0.1 seconds, while sparing time, it's not as big a difference as demons move somewhat.

Living demons and dead demons are just materials to be dismantled in front of alchemists.

Well, this razor demon isn't exactly the material I want right now.

While I was thinking about it, I looked under my feet.

There were mushrooms of interest, bacuentaquettes.

"Do you have a bag or something? Better not touch it with your bare hands."

I ask Tania that, and I pick Bakuentake from the roots.

Bakuentake poison causes rashes even if you just touch it.

If Turner is going to carry it, I guess I should keep it in a bag or something.

"Of course I know...... why is Mr. Marzen touching you with his bare hands -? Get off me, please! Because I have gloves!

"It's about resistant to poison. He's an alchemist."

If you continue to train as an alchemist, your resistance to poison is naturally acquired.

Master and others were taking 'delicious' and other lethal poisons like a regular person dying with one drop, but still didn't even break their bellies.

I probably have the same level of poison resistance as that.

That's why I approached the violently poisoned sandscope without hesitation.

"What is an alchemist? I don't know anymore..."

"Well, I don't know either."

Turnia's "What is an Alchemist" is a very deep philosophical question.

At least, I don't know yet.

Maybe if I became a single alchemist, I'd know that.

While we talked about that, we kept gathering material.

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Approximately an hour after I started collecting materials.

While we fought the demons several times, we finished collecting the required number of requests - ten Bakuentakes - without incurring injuries.

"This is the tenth one."

"It's a request accomplished.... I mean, wouldn't it have been sooner if I did?

"Maybe an hour. I don't think it's too soon."

To be honest, I think I could have shortened my time a little bit more.

The first labyrinth meant that we were moving as carefully as possible, so we didn't get much pace in the first half.

The last one was collected as many as four bacuentaquettes in ten minutes, thanks to the feeling being grasped.

If I'd done that from the start, I'd have been able to collect them all in about 25 minutes.

"I thought it would take at least five hours, but it's early to have Mr. Marzen. That was helpful!

That's what Turner tells me, handing me the silver.

Apparently, you can pay for my share on this occasion.

"No, I was the one who saved you. I couldn't even get into the labyrinth on my own... two more?

There were five coins that Turner handed me, 50,000 guilders.

The original promise talked about splitting the 60,000 geese reward between the two of us, so there's as much as 20,000.

That's what I thought, I tried to return two silver coins...

"Oh, that's a sand scorpion thorn bump. It's 5,000 girth a bottle, so it's 20,000 for four."

That said, Turner takes out the thorn that was on the tip of his tail from the porch.

That thorn, will it also be 5000 girth?

It's the material I would have thrown away if it was just me, so I'm glad you picked it up.

"Don't you have to split the sale?

"Absolutely. It was all Mr. Marzen who knocked it down, and Mr. Marzen found all the bakuentake. If I accept the cost of selling the material, I apologize for the boulder."

If you ask me...... I do feel like I found all of Bakuentake.

Nevertheless, as far as I'm concerned, I'm in a good mood to split mountains because I was given guidance to the hierarchy, explaining the labyrinth, etc... right after I woke up from 500 years of sleep, I don't have any money in the world right now.

Here, let's gratefully accept.