Chapter 251: Impulsivity
The following morning, my group had breakfast with Aiwin and Eve at the castle in Eldariel’s capital when we were interrupted by Aimar.
The butler walked in, wearing his new glasses with a smile on his face, and asked if I had some time to spare.
Truthfully, I didn’t have that much time to spare since I was planning on going to the Lunar Forest to look for Salamandra and Drakzen, but I also didn’t want to turn him down.
Aimar asked everyone present to follow him, including the chief and Eve, and guided us to the main entrance of the castle, where a group of elves were gathered.
"Sir Ichiro, these are all the elves in the capital with cursed eyesight..." the butler said.
It was a group of at least twenty elves, and they believed that their eyesight problems were a curse.
’Hmm, I don’t think it’s a curse. If it were, my holy panacea would have worked...’ I thought.
When I first made the lenses for Aimar, I asked him to try the holy panacea to see if it worked. It didn’t, which was pretty surprising.
I had never had my holy panacea fail to cure something, but that also made me understand that their eyesight problems were hereditary conditions that couldn’t really be healed with alchemy.
"Umm, give me a few hours, and we’ll go to the forest..." I said to my group, who didn’t seem to mind the wait.
As the elves went one by one to take the eyesight test that I had prepared the previous night, I kept making and adjusting lenses for them.