The Old Family: Rise of the Cheat Potion Maker 6 by Alvin Atwater

Author:Alvin Atwater [Atwater, Alvin]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Void Star Publishing LLC
Published: 2024-09-23T00:00:00+00:00

Really, System… a Bubba chest. Really.

[Name correction. Bronze chest. System notice. Perhaps next time you shouldn’t question anything. Be thankful you’re not receiving a reduced reward.]

Deciding that it wasn’t worth the headache of arguing with the system, I turned my focus back to the shop. Customers were coming in and the first one was some weird lady… magician.

CHAPTER 26

Long, purple, twin tails hairstyle; frilly, short, light-purple dress; a tiara; and a pink-painted wand with a heart-shaped tip was the start of the magician woman’s appearance as she entered the shop with a cheery demeaner. I guessed she was maybe in her twenties… then again, with magician ages, she could be one hundred and still look young.

Her appearance seemed familiar, not in the way of knowing her, but… Ugh, too much TV back in the day. She clearly wasn’t a Kyushu resident. In fact, the carriage outside pulled by a fucking giant grasshopper creature indicated a lot of things, such as foreigner, a noble, or even someone that lived in a sect.

The only reason why I’m explaining all of this was because she drew a lot of attention, not just from us, but the townspeople too.

“So this C-ranked shop is secretly rumored to be responsible for saving Isabella?” she commented unhappily as she glanced around, eyes narrowed.

Opal flew up to her face. “If you don’t like it, then leave,” the pixie said.

“Oh, you misunderstand, little pixie,” said the magician. “The lack of… prestige, while irritating, could mean I’m the first adventurer to discover a gold mine.”

Her eyes could damn well be the real-life equivalent of dollars signs and gold bars. Sheesh, make your intentions more obvious, will you? Where was the twerp when you needed her? She’d be the perfect opponent to counter the visitor.

“Welcome to the shop,” I told all of the customers. “Have a look around at the wares. Let us know if you find something interesting.”

The woman nearly danced over to me, her voice becoming upbeat. “Don’t change the subject. Where are you hiding it? I’ll give you platinum for it! Well, spirit coins, if you want.”

Thankfully, Alexander and Mandi were here to take customer orders or else the line would be damn near stretching around the building, held up by the adventurer. The way the others stared, they were in fear, or awe—this clearly wasn’t some nobody.

In fact, Mandi stared blankly at her the entire time, until she at last pouted, turning to the petite girl.

“You don’t have to rain on my celebration, Mandi Wingston,” she said, placing her hands on her hips. “You didn’t even show up to my banquet! But if you were here, that means the rumors of you training under someone— Oh! Oh! Your core! Those rumors are true, too. I’m so proud of you! They called me crazy for believing in you!” She hugged the shit out of Mandi, who struggled to get out of her grasp. “But if Hector says something, it’s true. Only idiots don’t believe someone as handsome and competent as him.

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