Chapter 15: Saving Yona (3)

There were dozens of boxes in the alchemy workshop warehouse, and inside them, various medicinal herbs were stored.

I opened the book I had brought in advance and compared the medicinal herbs.

“What are the leaves of Poroa and the essence of Jackpart?”

Slide.

Leaves with purple patterns and a liquid with white bubbles bubbling up.

Finding the ingredients wasn’t that difficult.

Because all the drawers had name tags on them.

“These two, and nine more. This is here, this is there, and this is…ah. Over there.”

The more medicinal herbs I found, the less time it took to find other medicinal herbs.

Thanks to moving around efficiently, taking advantage of the memory of the logistics part-time job I did diligently at the age of 20.

After finding all the medicinal herbs, I came out. Emily was sitting in a chair and reading a book.

Just then, the door opened and a woman wearing glasses came in.

She was wearing a long robe and the scent of medicinal herbs was strong in her body.

“Hello, Miss. I’m Liela, an alchemist using the 3rd workshop.”

“Nice to meet you. But you came earlier than I thought? I heard you had medicine to submit to the Magic Tower.”

“Haha. I hurried because Miss said she was coming. But who is that over there?”

Liela’s green eyes glanced at me. I quietly bowed my head and greeted her.

“I’m Rachel, a librarian. I was able to use the alchemy workshop by asking Miss.”

“Wait a minute. Are you saying that you, not Miss, are using the workshop?”

“Yes. Well. That’s right.”

“Ha,”

Liela laughed as if she was dumbfounded and brushed her hair back.

She was running so hard that sweat was beading on her forehead.

She glanced at Emily for a moment and told me to follow her into the warehouse.

‘Is she going to scold me?’

If the priests of this era have the same authority as nobles, alchemists have less authority than that.

But most alchemists look down on commoners because they are higher in position than ordinary commoners.

But I don’t think she’ll do that with Emily outside.

Creak.

“Hey.”

“Hmm?”

“What do you mean, hmm? You said your name was Rachel?”

“Ah, yes.”

My thoughts were wrong. Liela’s attitude changed as soon as the door closed. Her gentle voice was gone, and a bully who looked like she had chewed some gum came out.

“Sigh. Because of you, I had to run. What are you going to do? Can’t you see that I’m sweating now?”

“So what?”

“So what? I guess you haven’t gotten your act together yet, but I’m an alchemist. Get your act together.”

This is a scene I’ve seen somewhere.

A third-rate villain who says things like “I’m a central prosecutor” in dramas.

All those who said this are sacrificed for the viewers’ catharsis. It’s a pathetic role.

Liela’s face turned red because I was silent for a moment while thinking.

It looked even redder in contrast to her green hair.

“You crazy b*tch, I’ll show you!”

Whoosh.

A fist flew. But her fist, which had lived as an alchemist all her life, could not hit me, who had grown up roughly and experienced all kinds of fights.

In the end, it split the air.

“What are you doing?”

“Huh, you dodged it?”

Whoosh.

It flew again.

I had no choice but to grab her arm with my hand and push her against the wall.

“Why don’t you cut it out?”

“What?”

“Think with your head. Do you think Miss Emily came all the way here with me because she had nothing to do?”

“Th, that’s.”

“Shall I tell you something more interesting? From now on, the recipe I tell you is for Miss Yona to drink. If you’re an alchemist, you’ll know That Miss Yona is sick.”

“!”

Her eyes widened in shock at the news that Yona would drink it. I thought she had come to her senses, so I let go of her hand.

“Y, Yona will drink what I made?”

“Yes. So make it right. If you make it strange because you have a grudge against me, you’ll be the only one who loses.”

The reason I went along with Liela was because I couldn’t make the medicine myself.

Of course, I could use another alchemist, but that would take a long time.

Most of the alchemists staying inside the duchy have gone outside to find a way to treat Yona.

There is no guarantee that this medicine will work, so I have to try it as soon as possible.

Liela seemed to have come to her senses and nodded.

“Let’s see after you’re done. I’ll really kill you.”

She went outside, gritting her teeth.

Emily was staring at this side, and she looked at me and Liela and then lowered her gaze again.

“Whew. Then tell me the recipe. But how do you know the recipe when you’re not even an alchemist?”

“There’s something like that, so just make it according to this.”

I handed over the recipe I had written in advance.

Liela looked at it for a moment and then brought the furnace and started making it.

She carefully put the ingredients I had picked out into the bubbling green liquid.

As a result, a bottle of potion weighing about 100g was made.

“Do I just have to make one of these?”

“Of course not. There’s more here, so make it yourself.”

I handed over four more recipes. Liela took a deep breath and checked the clock.

It’s already 10 o’clock.

It takes about 30 minutes to make one, so if you make 4 more, it will take 2 hours.

“I’ll make the four by tomorrow.”

“It’s too late. Give it to me by tomorrow. You know you have to give me the test kit too, right?”

The kit mentioned here is a human body test kit.

As the name suggests, it is a tool that allows you to know how the medicine affects the target.

You can’t use untested medicine on people.

Me and Emily went back to our respective rooms.

“Ha, that fcking commoner btch. If it weren’t for Miss, I would have really. Why did Miss come?”

Liela cursed and put on her coat. She didn’t pack the recipe on the desk separately.

Anyway, the other person is a commoner.

I’m already busy, so it can be delayed by a day or two.

So when she was about to leave the alchemy workshop. Suddenly, a strange thought came to her mind.

“But why did Miss Emily come?”

It’s been bothering me since earlier, but it’s a thought I tried to ignore.

It’s not like a mere commoner can use the alchemy workshop freely and be so friendly with Miss Emily.

“Is she not a commoner?”

Rachel didn’t say she was a commoner, but she thought she was a commoner.

But now that I think about it, most commoners would be intimidated and not be able to speak up, she defied me, who was intimidated, and even avoided the surprise attack naturally.

“Is she not an ordinary person?”

Thinking about it that way, the situation fits perfectly.

The fact that Emily came in person, and the fact that she was confident in a situation where she should be intimidated, everything.

Liela looked at the recipe scattered on the desk.

Adexan sap, Poltiger’s heart, Prudatu’s saliva, etc.

All of them are unfamiliar.

“If Rachel is not an ordinary person, this will also be a potion that really works. Should I try making it?”

She is an alchemist officially recognized by the Alchemy Tower. It’s all because of her skills that she was able to enter the duchy at a young age and occupy a workshop.

Such she was curious about the four recipes she had never known.

So she took off her coat and lit the furnace.

She picked one of the four and started making it.

The name of the recipe she chose was [Top-grade Recovery Potion].

It is a potion made while mankind was at war with the demon king in the future, and it has a performance that surpasses the existing high-grade recovery potions.

The reason Rachel knows is because it all appeared in the original work.

Bubble bubble bubble

After 30 minutes, Liela examined the red potion extracted from the cauldron.

“Judging from the fact that it contains mandrake root, it’s probably a recovery potion.”

She took out the kit to find out the effect.

First, she tested whether it was safe for humans.

She drops a drop of potion and her blood respectively.

Bo-bo-bok.

The status light in the middle flashes purple. It means that there are no side effects.

The second thing to check is the performance of this potion.

Since it is a healing potion, it can be checked by sprinkling it on a part of living tissue.

Liela headed to the lab with the lab rats, and cut the rat’s body with a knife.

She touched the heart, so it’s a wound that can never be healed with a potion. She dropped the potion on the sadly crying rat’s heart.

Drip.

Then an amazing thing happened.

White steam rose from the rat’s wound area, and all the wounds healed.

In addition, the dying rat was full of energy enough to run around the cage.

“No, no way.”

Her legs gave way because she was so surprised.

Clang!

The flask on the table broke, but she didn’t care. No, she couldn’t.

The field of existing recovery potions is a field that many alchemists have studied but failed.

No matter what they did, mankind could not overcome the wall of high-grade potions.

Such a rare challenge was solved in front of her eyes, at an unexpected moment, so it’s natural that her strength is drained.

Suddenly, greed took hold of her mind. If she announces this, honor and money are guaranteed.

Maybe she can go to a higher place.

But such greed soon subsided.

The respect that had taken root in a corner of her mind sparkled.

“As expected, she wasn’t an ordinary person. Maybe she…will raise my level to the next level.”

Liela, who had come to admire Rachel.

The effect of the recipe that I wrote down to restore Yona’s energy was greater than I thought.