Magic Warrior Chapter 60 (Patreon)

Magic Grant

Claire immediately poured the green tea she had bought into the teacup.

"Claire-sama, if you don't let all the hot water out of the teapot, it will taste astringent the next time you pour it in."

"Mmm-hmm."

Rilfana was teaching me how to make tea.

A somewhat distinctive astringent taste of green tea spread through my mouth.

The ingredients are the same as for black tea, and since it is often drunk unsweetened, neither Mom nor Claire seemed particularly bothered by it.

"Was it the drink of the Holy Kingdom? I've had it a few times."

Dad seemed to know originally.

"Dad, I bought a tent from Alphos-san and the others, and I'd like you to show me how to pitch it next time."

"Ok, I'll put it together and show you when Claire is around."

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--the next day.

I spent the morning helping my dad work in the fields.

Claire and Rilfana went to help Mom sew.

The field is a bit in disarray since we haven't been able to do anything with it for a while because of the spider fiasco. They worked hard to pull out the weeds. Simple work is important to be mindless.

Maybe it is because of the magical blessing of the soil, but weeds grow fast, too.

In the afternoon, after fetching water for the bath, we swung swords.

My father was swinging next to her for quite a while. He wants to regain his strength, which has been declining. I hope she will be able to do it again without getting a bad back.

Now, let's try out the magic-granting enchantments. I brought one of my mother's aprons, which she said she would never use again, to try it out.

The magic used for enchantment is called grant magic. It's difficult to understand, and you don't have to remember it.

For accessories, you can just attach the jewelry as it is, but this is not the case with clothing.

You could sew it into the lining of the garment, but it would be uncomfortable if it touched the place where the precious metal was attached.

So, a little more work is needed.

The medium, here, pours magic power into the scrap jewelry bought in town and crushes it on a plate to prevent it from spilling.

The gem powder is sprinkled on the clothes while using the granting magic, and, wonder of wonders, the powder is absorbed into the object and sticks to it. Of course, there is no way to wash it off.

However, the enchanted item cannot be removed later.

Also, by mixing powders, it is possible to add multiple effects instead of weakening the effect.

In this case, since it is an apron, it would be a good idea to add fire resistance or increased durability, considering that it may be used.

However, I remember that the effects granted vary depending on the medium, but I don't remember which effect is granted by which jewelry....

I can remember which gems I used most often, for example diamonds for all resistances....

Unlike in SeveChro, I feel like other than gems, stones from around the area, animal bones, etc. could be used as mediums.

I'm a little excited to think that there will be more effects that will be granted to assist in aspects of life that are not useful in the game.

Since there is no point in thinking about what I don't know, I'll mix two gems at random and try to grant them.

I succeeded.

But I can't see what was added. Why don't you open a window or something to make it easier to understand?

"Mina-sama, what are you doing?"

Rilfana, who had been helping her mother, returned.

"I tried to enchant it with magic, but I'm having trouble understanding how it works."

"Huh?"

She looked at me like with a face as if to say, "What the heck are you talking about?". Finally, even Rilfana was reacting like that!

"It doesn't give me a preview or anything like SeveChro, and the results window doesn't appear..."

"I see.... Um, please wait a moment."

He fumbles through the backpack-type magic bag he made for Rilfana.

I thought it would be better to replace it with Claire's, but as it turns out, Rilfana is still using the backpack magic bag.

Rilfana seemed to have found what she was looking for and returned with something.

"Now that I have some money, I bought a loupe for appraising. I bought them to experiment with potions, but I didn't think I'd be using them anytime soon."

That's the one Mirell-san used before. I remember now that I had one of those too.

"I'll try to evaluate it as soon as I can."

Rilfana looks into the loupe.

As soon as the magic power flowed through the loupe, the edge of the loupe shone for a moment.

"Blade resistance (very small), dust resistance (very small). I don't remember dust resistance, but what did you put in the materials?"

"It was a red stone that looked like garnet and a green stone that looked like jade, but they were different stones. I don't know what they actually were because they were scraps of stones that were sold at random..."

Rilfana checked the stone I bought, but it was still too small to tell what it was.

It's a stone about the size of the tip of my pinky finger sold as scraps, so it could be a mixture of the two before processing. It would be difficult to verify if even the percentage of content would affect the grant.

The loupe of appraisal also appraises the effect given to the magic item based on the magic power locked up in it, so it does not appraise the item itself.

I don't know what the effect of dust resistance is either.

I think it simply prevents dirt such as sand, or it limits the inhalation of toxic dust.

"I was thinking of putting it on my armor, but it was too subtle with this stone unless you feel like it's good for everything."

"But if it's equipment you can buy back in town, you might as well try your luck and put it on. It's better than nothing."

...Is it a grant gacha?

I could put it on the equipment I bought at the guild and on the clothes I wear under my armor at random.

I decided to ask him about Claire's, and decided to try granting some to my own equipment. I'll borrow the loupe of appraisal from Rilfana.

...Come to think of it, I thought I put a defense boost on the hair ornament I gave to Claire, but I used a scrap gemstone for that too, so it might have a different effect.

"I'm going to try to make some serious potions."

On Claire's desk are several bottles and the tools used to make the concoction. The one she bought in town looks like a pharmaceutical tool.

A small medicine hammer and a pestle and mortar for grinding. A mortar and pestle for mixing. The rest of the tools I don't understand, like a box and a pair of tongs that can be divided into three parts.

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I thought I would put two micro enchantments on each of them since they were random, and I enchanted them with magic.

It would be good to try out what effects would be attached and record as much as I could figure out.

For the armor, I put a durability increase and wind resistance. Boots: increased magic power and reduced falling. Clothing was granted sterilization and combustion resistance.

We know that status, resistance, and durability of equipment are increased, but what is fall reduction? Does it make it harder to fall when walking?

It appears that there is some kind of automatic correction based on the target, since it doesn't seem to be completely off the mark for being granted at random.

I don't know if the effect might be more noticeable in minute amounts, so it seems like it would be better as a talisman replacement.

It is so rare to find equipment that is enchanted with magical power.

One of the iron swords given to me by Alphos-San has an increased sharpness and increased attack power.

I thought this was a good result, so I added it to the other sword as well, and now it has magic sword resistance.

Perhaps it will be less likely to break when using magic swords.

I am taking note of the color and glowing characteristics of the gems I used. I'll try them out when I find something similar.

"I'm home!"

Claire has returned from church.

I think I've learned to use magic reasonably well, but what am I studying?

"Right now I'm learning Clare Trauma, a paralysis treatment."

It seems that in this world, there are more types of healing magic than SeveChro.

The sisters at the church seem to be able to use most of the healing magic, and they are doing their best to teach Claire many things before she becomes an adventurer.

The sisters seem very talented, but I wonder why they were sent to the village?

Incidentally, in the game, there was only Clare Veleno for detoxification, Clare Somiel for sleep cure, and healing that can cure most of the abnormalities.

To be precise, all the things that were there at the beginning of the service but rarely used were integrated into the healing. At that time, I think it was announced that healing magic in the high-level range, which was still only in the data, was also integrated.

Therefore, with SeveChro, there is no longer a need to apply healing separately once it is mastered.

Of course, there were other skills with the same effect used by different professions, so there are not only three healing spells. Many of the mikojutsu fujutsu used by clerics and priestesses, who are also in the same healing profession, were similar.

"Rilfana-chan, can you make the potion?"

"Yes, although I may have to occupy your desk with tools for a while."

"That's okay, that's fine. I don't write much like Big Sister. Hmm."

Claire looked at me and suddenly gushed.

Maybe you don't think the contents of my notepad are all poems of my own writing...?