Reincarnated As The Hero’s Daughter: Wait, Why Is My MP Not Running Out?

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Although I wanted time to pass on quickly, there were perhaps too many things left to do before I could fully concentrate on training and alchemy to be honest.

The first of them was upgrading my Fusion Alchemy Skill, and then perhaps learn the rest of the Skills I have yet to learn from the scrolls I obtained a while back.

The other thing is to give Ruby and her Spirit System Seeds! However, I don’t know if she’ll accept such a gift so easily.

However, the more she grows her Divine Blessing and Protection, and the stronger her soul grows, the harder it’ll be for her to be able to absorb the System Seed, so I would prefer her to get it as soon as possible.

Her Spirits might protest though, they seemed very smart so I don’t know if they’ll simply agree to anything she asks them to, and because they just learned about me and haven’t known me for years unlike my friend’s spirits, it could be complicated…

Also, Beelzebub, Brownie, Furoh, and Glutton should be capable of evolving after I’ve gathered all the materials. The only one left unable to evolve would be Ignatius, whose special materials cannot be easily obtained anywhere.

The only place I was told is in a dungeon where a Red Dragon had died and whose corpse and bones might be there. I would need literally anything, dried out bones, some scales, claws, and fangs and horns, and I would be good, there’s no need for fresh blood and flesh thankfully.

However, that Dungeon isn’t easy to access either way, it is on another whole mountain from the one where I am right now and also from the one where the city of Evercraft is, and it’s quite the dangerous dungeon, perhaps the most dangerous of the entire mountain range.

Only the most experienced of Adventurers go explore that place sometimes, yeah, those that are at least A Rank or S Rank. From what I’ve researched, it’s full of very powerful monsters that are beyond Tier 7, so its definitely not on the easy side.

Unfortunately I’ll have to delay Ignatius evolution until I can find the time to explore that dungeon in between all my alchemy training…

After all, it has been three days since Ruby joined us, and master has not left us a single time alone. She went full on teaching us about alchemy as much as humanly possible.

She has been talking nonstop about particles, molecules, and how they interact between the materials as we create and do alchemy, and all of that stuff.

Apparently, she says that the more we know about the composition of "atoms", the more we’ll be able to do alchemy in much more complex ways.

She always said: "Alchemy is an Element of Magic, and Magic is primarily guided by Imagination! The more you know about something, the more you can imagine it and its complexity, right? Therefore, you must learn these things so you can properly imagine how the elements of materials interact with one another. This’ll give you the ability to, eventually, be able to combine elemental particles to a much greater level of precision and perfection! And you must, blah, blah, blah…" and so on and so forth.

Look, I am not being disrespectful to master Felicia, but she sure loves yapping about theoretical stuff that we barely understand… yesterday she gave us a task of combining the particles of two materials, a fire and a water stone, and create a "mist stone".

We all did it as she asked but she said that they were failures because we didn’t create a true mist stone but just a fire and water stone combined together…

Apparently, the particles need to meld and create a new, third particle for the true mist stone to be born…

So the new test right now is successfully creating a "true mist stone" and my god, this is boring as hell!

She’s also been telling us to constantly clean the house using alchemy, so we’re cultivating Alchemy Runes like that too.

"Hahh…"

I yawned as I finished taking a bath, walking out of my bathroom and then drying my body with a Warm Wind Spell, followed by dressing up with a long black skirt, black boots, a white blouse, and my own witch hat, which was black with red color below. ŕＡΝ∅ꞖÈṩ

"Oooh, I look so mature compared to before!" I said, spinning around as I glanced myself at the mirror. "Heh, I’m finally looking like a young woman in her seventies!"

"Seventies? You aren’t even seventies yet, Sylphy…"

Alice flew above my head.

"Hey! I’m almost seventies… ok? Then I need to be eighteen… once I’m finally at that age I can… Um, well, I’ll be able to do what I promised Aquarina."

"What you promised? Oh? And what’s that?" Alice smiled teasingly.

"N-Nothing!" I said while blushing a bit. "A-Anyways, let’s start the day already! Before breakfast, let’s get that evolved Fusion Alchemy Skill, shall we?"

"Alright!" Alice nodded. "There you go, choose whichever one you want!"

Then, system notifications appeared in front of me, popping up with blinding white and blue light colors.

Ding!

[Showcasing the Skill Tree Options for the [Fusion Alchemy: Lv10] Skill…]

[Available Skills for Learning]

[Option 1]: [Elemental Alchemical Forge]

[Option 2]: [Multiplication Alchemy]

"Oh, these names…" I wondered, rubbing my chin. "So what do they do? Elemental Alchemical Forge and Multiplication Alchemy both sound strong."

"And they sure are!" said Alice. "We can assume the second one will help you multiply things you synthetize through alchemy, which by itself seems incredibly powerful and ridiculous…"

"Indeed… that alone adds immense value," I said. "Multiplying anything I make, it would literally create things out of nothing, right? But even then… I guess it could wait. I like the first one more, it sounds interesting and different."

"Yeah, I assumed you wouldn’t let the multiplication effect completely capture you," giggled Alice. "I know you too well it seems! Alright, let’s pick that one then!"

Ding!

[You have selected the [Elemental Alchemical Forge] Skill from the [Fusion Alchemy: Lv10] Skill Tree!]

[You learned the [Elemental Alchemical Forge: Lv1] Skill!]

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