"However, perhaps it is because your place is too remote that even if you occasionally send some accomplished mages to sort out the situation, you cannot effectively change the overall situation, and this distorted way of inheritance continues."
“Perhaps.” Miyuki shook her head, sighed, and asked again, “Then, don’t you need a weapon? For example, a staff to assist in casting spells?”
“It might be necessary during the initial perception training in the general education college, but once you've mastered it, especially after officially setting up the magic circle, unless it's a magic device with extremely suitable resistance and conduction capabilities, it's just a burden that requires secondary conduction and weakens the spell's effect and accuracy.” I said, patting the test tubes dripping with silver liquid that were clipped to my waist. “Generally speaking, we usually choose this as an auxiliary weapon, and we'll see about the rest depending on the situation.”
"This is... [liquid metal]?" Miyuki asked, somewhat puzzled.
I shrugged, not intending to explain further: "Yes, I hope I never have to use them. Each of these alchemical materials costs nearly a gold coin, so it's a bit of a waste to use them. I'm only carrying them in case of emergency."
"Mr. Yumi! Ms. Miyuki! It's time to get some rest!"
Hikari peeked out from one of the tents that had been set up at just the right moment and waved in their direction.
I waved to the little idiot, indicating that I would be right there. Watching him puff out his cheeks and shrink back into the tent, I chuckled and said, "One last question: what's the night watch schedule for tonight?"
Shen Xue, who also looked away, didn't hesitate for a moment: "I'll take the first half of the night shift, you take the second half."
Okay. Good night.
"good evening."
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