"Willie is Wally's master, and I am Wally's nanny, and I am responsible for all the trivial matters of life!"

Vilia added proudly again, her face filled with a smug smile.

Kur looked at Vili and Viliya with admiration. The brother and sister actually raised a bear to be a pet.

"Villia, you should feed Wally milk."

"I will take Brother Coul to the house to rest," said Willie.

"OK!"

Vilia agreed loudly.

On the dining table.

The Wiley family and Kuhl sat together, and the table was filled with hearty food.

Pickled rabbit meat, fried rabbit meat, shaved roasted deer legs, carrot vegetables, noodle soup, white flour cakes and gluco wine.

Cool widened his eyes. This was the first time he had such a sumptuous supper at Uncle Lake's house.

He suddenly understood why Vilia had admired Vili so much before. It turned out that the rich meat brought by a hunter was really hard to resist.

Kur subconsciously swallowed a mouthful of saliva, and the afternoon of running around made his stomach rumble.

"Let's start!"

Uncle Lake announced happily.

"Then I'm not polite!"

Kur stretched out his fork and put a piece of roasted deer legs into his mouth. The aroma of meat filled his mouth in an instant.

He did not stop his movements and continued to stuff the rabbit meat into his mouth. The thick oil flowed in his mouth, but Kur did not feel greasy at all. Kur was very satisfied, because before eating meat, he only ate oil stars at most, so he could not eat it as happily as he is now.

After swallowing the meat in his mouth, Kull poured a large glass of wine into his mouth, and the cool feeling spread throughout his body. Eating meat and drinking wine in big mouthfuls is the lifestyle he has always longed for.

Like Coul, Vilia stuffed her mouth full of flesh, without a ladylike appearance. If Mrs. Sarwin hadn't been in a good mood, she would have been given another preaching.

Lake and Mrs. Sarwin had an unspeakable joy on their faces, and Waley showed calmness after all, and had eaten meat for more than ten days in a row, so tonight's supper was not particularly attractive to him. Instead, the wine that Lake brought out made him interested.

Alcohol is still quite expensive in this world. For ordinary people, it is impossible to drink alcohol every day. This kind of cost cannot be afforded by an ordinary civilian family.

Willie took a sip of the wine in the cup, and a sweet and astringent feeling spread throughout his taste buds.

Villie frowned slightly. The taste of the wine was far worse than he expected, and it was incomparable to the inferior wines of his previous life. Just like the low-end version of grape juice, the taste of the wine was very light. Even if you drink a hundred cups, you would only last until you don't get drunk.

"Kul, thank you for often traveling between Diamond Town and Village for Thorps."

Lake raised his glass and thanked Coul.

Cool quickly swallowed the residue in his mouth, and raised his glass toast: "Uncle Lake, you are so polite, this is all right. Thorps and I have been friends since we were young."

Lake nodded, not continuing to thank him pretentiously. Kur was also the child he had watched as growing up.

"By the way, Cool, are your work in Diamond Town still going well?"

Shortly after Thorps became a member of the Baron Kells guard, Coul also entered Diamond Town and became an apprentice in a drugstore.

Kur replied: "It's quite smooth. My boss values ​​me very much. He taught me a lot. Now he still has to teach me accounts and let me manage the finances in the pharmacy."

Lake was not surprised to hear this. Cool has been a smart child since he was a child, and it is normal for him to win the boss's attention.

"But I may have to live a tighter life in the past two months because the pharmacy will not be able to pay the salary."

As the topic came to this point, a trace of worries suddenly appeared on Kur's face.

"Is your drugstore going to go bankrupt?"

Lake frowned. Even if the boss is valued by him, if the store is not well managed, it will be useless.

"No, it's just that he has encountered a big trouble recently." Speaking of this, Kuhl also stopped eating and looked sad. "Just half a month ago, my boss brought in a batch of new medicinal materials from other places. The medicinal materials were dried grass leaves, and they were mixed together. But unexpectedly, it turned out to rain heavily during the transportation process, and the grass leaves were all soaked, and even soaked. After drying again, I found that many of them were broken."

"It doesn't matter if the medicinal materials are broken, right? After all, the medicinal effect will not fade."

Weiley has the knowledge of a junior collector, and he also knows this.

"Of course the efficacy of the medicine will not be affected, but the problem is that the leaves of herbs with similar appearances are mixed together after they are broken and cannot distinguish the varieties at all. This is the biggest problem."

While talking, Kur felt sorry for his boss.

When Willie heard this, he immediately understood.

The grass leaves of some herbs are very similar, but they can be distinguished by the details of some rhizomes. However, if they are crushed and put together again, it will be difficult to distinguish, because most of the leaves are similar and it is impossible to distinguish which herb leaves are. If these leaves cannot be separated, they cannot be sold at all. If the wrong medicinal materials are used, it will be fatal.

"Didn't your boss find a professional medicinalist to help with sorting?"

Willie continued to ask.

Kur showed a regretful look: "Of course I found it, but those medicinal materials masters say that the medicinal materials are too damaged and cannot be distinguished at all."

"This transaction caused the boss to lose a lot of money, so he can't pay his salary for the time being." Cool continued, "My boss is a good person. This time, this time, I'm really sad for him. I hope he can solve this problem."

Kur suddenly felt a little dull.

Willie stroked his chin, pondered for a moment, and said, "Maybe, I can help your boss."

"you?"

Coul looked at Willie questioningly, looking disbelief.

"I often go to Morse Forest, and I am still familiar with certain varieties of medicinal materials."

Willy didn't say anything very much.

"Maybe Willy can really help you," said Mrs. Sharwin suddenly. "He can accurately identify the quality of sweet fruits. The sweet fruits he picked last time were sweet and fragrant, and sold them at a good price in Diamond Town."

Originally, this was a little secret in the family, but now that Willie has become a hunter, there is no need to hide such a little secret from outsiders.

"But……"

Kuhr still felt that it was a bit unreliable. The difference between identifying the quality of sweet fruit and the types of medicinal materials was too big.
Chapter completed!