Intoxicating Honey Wine

Chapter 90 Intoxicating Honey Wine

Lou Le sat on the car frame and waited until nightfall.

To prevent Limera from being dug out by monsters or something, Lou Le could only yawn as he released fire crows to circle overhead, announcing to the surrounding monsters that there was a respected mage here.

The nights in this world are extremely clear and bright, with more chirping of insects and birds, and a distinct rustling sound when the wind blows.

The little witch lay on the car frame, finding the sounds of the night more relaxing.

Although the space inside the carriage was quite good, it lacked the vibrancy of the outside world.

The moon hangs high in the sky, its light spilling onto the earth.

On the land where Limera was buried, moonlight fell like dewdrops, seeping into the earth.

Lou Le sat up and looked at the scene. At this moment, the entire forest seemed to have changed.

A tiny rustling sound flowed from the edges of leaves, the damp lakeside, and the tips of animal hair, then gathered on the ground in front of us.

The green wind formed a vortex, and the moonlight fell into the vortex, making the moonlight move faster and faster.

The wind and moonlight gradually collapsed, finally with a bang.

It transformed into tiny clouds, enveloping the land.

This cloud kingdom wasn't even a meter or two above the ground; green meteors kept falling from within it:

Green shoots sprouted from the ground; these shoots were ethereal, emitting a faint fluorescent glow.

It was as if it were composed of a meteor shower, moonlight, and wind; in the blink of an eye, green shoots began to grow and swayed constantly.

It slowly grew into a sapling, piercing through the clouds.

The clouds were gradually absorbed by the saplings, and when the saplings shone at their brightest, they almost looked like corpses.

With a bang, the saplings all burst open and turned into countless fireflies that flew into the forest.

"It failed?"

Lou Le muttered to herself, her feelings were somewhat complicated, and she felt a little regretful.

But the next moment, a vine shot up into the sky, and Limera was in the middle of the curling vine.

"Miss Lou Le."

Limela bowed her head and greeted Lou Le: "I did it."

Her feelings were slightly complicated; she had finally succeeded in achieving her long-sought goal.

She successfully became a spellcaster.

"Besides those spells, do you have any other talents or special skills?"

Lou Le asked.

Talent, expertise, and traits are three different things.

Talent is innate, while expertise can be acquired through training or other methods, and traits are physical.

"The talent I received is Forest Pact, which is a talent that every Oak Druid receives."

Limera said, "In the forest, my mana regeneration rate will be increased. And I will be allowed to temporarily use the power of the forest to cast spells. I need to disperse my mana into the forest as compensation."

"Furthermore, my spellcasting speed will increase in the forest, and the power of my spells will be enhanced."

"Is it talent?"

Lou Le looked at Limera: "Did you obtain it through awakening?"

"Yes, because the way you buried me in the ground just now represents my past self being dead. And the moment I stepped out of the pit represents my birth as a child of the forest and nature, like an oak tree."

"That's why I acquired this talent."

Limela explained carefully, and Lou Le nodded.

"If one can gain talent through death and rebirth in this mystical sense, then this method should be able to be incorporated into many rituals."

Lou Le thought about it carefully, and she felt that she might also be able to acquire talent through a similar method.

"Do other druids also possess this talent?"

"Yes, Miss Lou Le."

Limera said, "A druid's talents are related to how they become a druid. The Oak School imagines themselves as oak, while other schools have different ways of thinking, like insects or something."

"By then, the talent you acquire will be completely different."

Lou Le listened with some doubt: "How did you know about this?"

Limela said, "It was nature that gave me the basic knowledge about druids, and the knowledge of how to advance in the future."

"Entering nature, feeling nature, experiencing nature. Just like the rituals required to learn magic, druids advance through similar methods."

Lou Le found the Druid method very interesting, as it allowed for the mass production of Druids.

Thinking about it that way, elves really are a bit scary.

"Alright, let's get back into the carriage. We need to continue our journey towards Graystone City."

With that, Lou Le returned to the carriage.

Limera did the same, after returning to the alchemy workshop.

Lou Le noticed that the fresh scent on Limeira's body had become even stronger, which made him feel a little more clear-headed.

Moreover, her hair became increasingly green, and several leaves sprouted from her hair.

Arriving in the backyard, Lou Le looked at the brewing barrels.

This brewing barrel only requires you to put in the items to brew alcoholic beverages.

One wooden barrel can only produce one type of liquor.

But it didn't matter to Lou Le, because she just wanted to make mead.

Lou Le used all forty crystal honeys in his hand to brew alcohol.

Because the three corrupted giant bees can produce multiple crystal honeys every day, Lou Le has no fear of running out of honey.

After opening the barrel, Lou Le discovered that it was already filled with liquor.

The drinks were bottled, there were probably two bottles of drinks.

Ten crystal honeys were used to brew two bottles of wine. After emptying all the wine barrels, there were a total of eight bottles of wine in hand.

The drinks were amber in color. Lou Le took a small sip; they were slightly sweet and not very strong.

Lou Le drank it down in one gulp and checked his fullness.

I found that I was not very full and could drink more alcohol.

Furthermore, a bottle of mead can increase magic power by 0.2.

"Hmm, the increased magic power has doubled."

Lou Le widened his eyes slightly.

She drank another bottle, only to find that this time it only added 0.14 magic power.

"Why do the same drinks increase magic power differently?"

Lou Le muttered to himself, thinking carefully for a moment.

"Could it be due to magical potential? The higher the magical potential, the greater the increase in magical power when consuming these foods that can increase magical power?"

"However, only processed food can unleash magical potential."

Lou Le felt that he had gained a better understanding of magical foods.

We went up to the entertainment room on the second floor and sat on the sofa.

The little witch and Limera were drinking mead; one bottle of mead could probably only fill four or five cups.

After Limela drank it, her face turned a little red.

"What went wrong?"

Lou Le asked Limeira.

Limella felt a little dizzy: "My body is fine. I'm just a little dizzy, and my body feels a bit bloated."

She breathed heavily for a while before finally feeling comfortable.

The leaves of the magic tree outside the window shimmered with a faint light.

Lou Le noticed this scene, and after recalling Limera's actions earlier, the little witch understood something.

Apart from me, no one who eats these magical foods can digest the magic; they can only expel it from their bodies through various means.

The magic tree will absorb this magic, providing enough magic for the entire carriage.

Seeing that Limera was too dizzy, Lou Le told her to go to sleep.

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