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	As Autris said, they would not be able to prove it if they could not go as far as reviving the dead.		As Autris said, they would not be able to prove it if they could not go as far as reviving the dead.

	And even in the myths about Alchemists, the art of revival was so ridiculous, it was considered something troublesome to discuss and as considered by many ~~alchemists~~ as the idea of turning lead to gold.		And even in the myths about Alchemists, the art of revival was so ridiculous, it was considered something troublesome to discuss and as considered by many Alchemists as the idea of turning lead to gold.

	Reviving the dead would undoubtedly be resisting the truth of the world and those that dared to challenge this power were not few in numbers.		Reviving the dead would undoubtedly be resisting the truth of the world and those that dared to challenge this power were not few in numbers.
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	It would be bad if the noble Princess was to come by, and Kusla bade Weyland farewell before then as he head off to the market.		It would be bad if the noble Princess was to come by, and Kusla bade Weyland farewell before then as he head off to the market.

	From the chat with Weyland, Kusla realized that the former too was wondering if there was a way to seemingly revive the dead. All they could think of were some methods rumored on the streets, almost superstition level. Myths of reviving the dead were not unique only to ~~alchemists~~, and there were such rumors everywhere.		From the chat with Weyland, Kusla realized that the former too was wondering if there was a way to seemingly revive the dead. All they could think of were some methods rumored on the streets, almost superstition level. Myths of reviving the dead were not unique only to Alchemists, and there were such rumors everywhere.

	Such rumors practically knew no boundaries between fantasy and reality, and it was only because of people’s desire to revive the dead that all that glittered might appear to be the case.		Such rumors practically knew no boundaries between fantasy and reality, and it was only because of people’s desire to revive the dead that all that glittered might appear to be the case.
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	“Welcome. Today’s dinne… now, you’re here for experiment ingredients, right?”		“Welcome. Today’s dinne… now, you’re here for experiment ingredients, right?”

	<i>As to be expected of a butcher,</i> Kusla could not help but think as he saw the beaming smile on the boss’ face. Those who swing choppers that could cleave people in halves and metal rollers of bread that could crush a bull’s skill would always be far gruffer than a ~~blacksmith~~. If there was a riot in the city, these two ~~guilds~~ would likely be the ones leading the charge.		<i>As to be expected of a butcher,</i> Kusla could not help but think as he saw the beaming smile on the boss’ face. Those who swing choppers that could cleave people in halves and metal rollers of bread that could crush a bull’s skill would always be far gruffer than a Blacksmith. If there was a riot in the city, these two Guilds would likely be the ones leading the charge.

	“I heard of a method to make chickens sleep in the past. Is that true?”		“I heard of a method to make chickens sleep in the past. Is that true?”
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	Fenesis was at the workshop, and Kusla did not want to let her see what he was about to do, so he went to Sophites’ workshop.		Fenesis was at the workshop, and Kusla did not want to let her see what he was about to do, so he went to Sophites’ workshop.

	People would assume an Alchemist would be preparing for some strange experiments if he brought chicken and hare back. However, if it was a visit to a ~~blacksmith’s~~ workshop, everyone would assume it was a gift.		People would assume an Alchemist would be preparing for some strange experiments if he brought chicken and hare back. However, if it was a visit to a Blacksmith’s workshop, everyone would assume it was a gift.

	“But even so, that’s too much.”		“But even so, that’s too much.”
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	The ~~blacksmiths~~ of the same age as Sophites, well advanced in his age, had already ascended to the afterlife.		The Blacksmiths of the same age as Sophites, well advanced in his age, had already ascended to the afterlife.

	But after hearing Kusla’s words, <i>Well, whatever you want.</i> he could only tilt his head in disbelief and mutter, before taking two hares to the kitchen.		But after hearing Kusla’s words, <i>Well, whatever you want.</i> he could only tilt his head in disbelief and mutter, before taking two hares to the kitchen.
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	“And finally, about the spices… hm?”		“And finally, about the spices… hm?”

	“Do you know of any gold ~~blacksmiths~~?”		“Do you know of any gold Blacksmiths?”

	“That was sudden. Well, I do.”		“That was sudden. Well, I do.”
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	Kusla arrived at the plaza and bowed to the Archduke.		Kusla arrived at the plaza and bowed to the Archduke.

	“I am the Alchemist Kusla. As according to the proposal by my comrade, the Alchemist Weyland, I hope to present ~~alchemy~~ that will strike fear in the ignorant pagans, my Lord.”		“I am the Alchemist Kusla. As according to the proposal by my comrade, the Alchemist Weyland, I hope to present Alchemy that will strike fear in the ignorant pagans, my Lord.”

	“Oho.”		“Oho.”
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	“But she has learned how to do as she pleases, somewhat.”		“But she has learned how to do as she pleases, somewhat.”

	“I heard from Irine that she wanted to declare herself as being part beast, made by an ~~alchemist~~.”		“I heard from Irine that she wanted to declare herself as being part beast, made by an Alchemist.”

	“She’s always doing things without care of her own safety. No number of lives will be enough to save her from death.”		“She’s always doing things without care of her own safety. No number of lives will be enough to save her from death.”

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