Chapter 41
Horse-drawn Carriage Breeding and Planting Plan
"Of course, no problem."
Lou Le said casually, "You can prepare your plans in your room. I'll come again tonight."
"Now, I'm getting ready to deliver the goods."
As the little witch spoke, Limera respectfully replied, "Yes, Miss Loule."
When Lou Le returned to the alchemy workshop, all the potions had already been made and were neatly arranged on the table next to him.
She found a basket and filled it with sixty bottles.
Two hundred Dream Beetroots can probably be used to make one hundred bottles of mana potions.
Forty bottles were considered waste, and sixty bottles were sent to Dwight.
Since we're leaving soon, we shouldn't waste too much money.
After getting out of the carriage, she rode the bone horse toward the mage tower.
When the people in the Mage Tower saw Lou Le arrive, it almost immediately alerted everyone in the Mage Tower, especially Dwight.
He asked in surprise, "Miss Lou Le, what's going on?"
"Mana Potion"
The little witch placed a basket of magic potions on the table and said to Dwight, "It's already afternoon, a lot of time has passed."
Dwight chuckled awkwardly as he opened bottle after bottle of the potion, then carefully sniffed it.
That's right, all mana potions have abundant mana fluctuations.
These are all top-quality magic potions.
"What? Master Dwight, you still don't believe me?"
The little witch smiled.
This made Dwight "very embarrassed," he said; "It's not that I don't believe in Master Lou Le."
But Dwight couldn't find a suitable excuse, so he could only change the subject.
"Master Loule, are you leaving Youmu Town soon?"
"Hmm." Lou Le nodded and said, "I've stayed in Ghostwood Town long enough. If I want to pursue power, I have to travel to every corner of the world. I've fallen far behind, and I can't stay here any longer."
"That's a real shame," Dwight sighed. "If you could settle in Ghostwood, the town would be honored by you."
An alchemist can be the economic lifeline of a city.
Lou Le just smiled.
Dwight then said to Farin, "Bring me what I've prepared."
"Yes, teacher."
Farin bent down slightly and took down a roll of map from upstairs.
Dwight pushed the map toward Lou Le; "Lou Le, this is a large map of the area around Ghostwood Town. Although it doesn't cover the entire continent, only a corner of it, I hope it will be useful to you."
Lou Le took it and glanced at it before rolling it up again.
She smiled and said, "Thank you so much, Master Dwight. I have an agreement with the Golden Gold Merchant Guild. If you need potions, you can ask them to order magical potions from me."
"I will process your request first."
Dwight's eyes lit up, and he said, "Thank you so much, Venerable Lou Le."
Lou Le smiled, unconcerned. After exchanging pleasantries for a while, he took the money and left.
Sixty bottles of mana potions, worth about six hundred gold coins, a large bag of gold coins that Lou Le could barely lift.
After placing him on the horse's back, Lou Le prepared to return.
After walking a little further away, Lou Le put it back into his magic book.
With the addition of the mana potions, Lou Le felt that he now had more than a thousand gold coins.
"However, I can't evolve my talent yet."
"The money in your own hands is still useful."
Lou Le sighed. Going to the new city might involve spending a lot of money, and he would also need to buy other things.
With these thoughts in mind, Lou Le returned home.
After entering the carriage, she went straight to the second floor and found Limella.
The half-elf girl was sitting at her desk, lost in thought, looking quite quiet.
"Limela?"
The little witch cried out.
"Ah, Miss Lou Le." Limela snapped out of her daze and quickly came out.
"Is the plan ready?"
The little witch asked.
"Most of the plans are already in place."
"Because there was no paper and pen, I had to memorize it all," Limera said.
"Oh, I forgot about that."
Lou Le glanced at the empty room before saying, "Now just tell me about what you've already completed."
Limera nodded and said, "At least we need chickens and ducks, but not too many. The backyard should be used to cultivate herbs; raising too many would be putting the cart before the horse. And if we're just trying to provide for two people, then six chickens and six ducks each will be enough."
"You can decide the number of chickens and ducks based on how they behave after being released; they'll reproduce on their own anyway."
"Moreover, there is plenty of duckweed in the swamp for the ducks to eat, and there should be enough food in the soil in the woods for the chickens to eat."
"Some fish can be raised in the lakes, which allows for occasional changes to the diet. On the grasslands, one or two red-haired two-legged cattle can be raised. This is a special breed of cattle; their two forelegs are extremely strong, but their two lower legs are quite atrophied."
"This is a type of cattle specially bred by the gnolls. They have limited mobility, but produce a lot of milk. They can produce milk every day, making them a very popular breed."
"And there are several kinds of fruit trees in the woods, and some mushrooms also grow there."
"This way, even without food reserves, it can last for a long time."
Limela said softly, "This is the method I came up with. If possible, we can also plant some crops. If you are willing to expand the grasslands or hills into farmland, it can last for a long time."
"It won't turn into farmland."
The little witch rejected Limera's suggestion.
"It was I who overstepped my bounds, Miss Lou Le."
Limela said in a low voice.
There's no need to say that.
Lou Le yawned; "You were a great help today, so naturally you deserve a reward."
"Come on, let's go out and buy some things. We need to leave here."
The little witch led Lime out of the carriage, then shrank the carriage and threw it into her magic book.
Limela watched this scene in surprise, and her speculations about Lou Le's identity deepened.
"Can you ride a horse?"
Lou Le pointed at the bone horse and asked Limeira.
"Yes, Miss Loule," Limera said; "but I won't be very skilled."
"Let's go then, we have a lot to buy tonight."
The little witch urged them on, and the bone horse was already harnessed to the cart.
After Limela easily mounted her horse, she looked at Lou Le.
So you can't ride a horse?
Lou Le muttered to himself, then reached out his hand again: "Pull me up, Limera."
Limela took Lou Le's hand and pulled her into her arms.