Between World Restaurant - Dxhaseoxd

At the same time, it broke the hearts of quite a few single dogs that were forced to swallow this dog food along with the skewers. They quickly filled up on the dog food and withdrew from the contest

They really couldn't eat anymore with the two of them spraying dog food everywhere

But in the end, it wasn't Finn and Amphi who had won in the end.

To everyone's surprise, it was a little fairy who won the whole thing.

This fairy was only around two feet tall and weighed less than twenty pounds, so everyone couldn't help wondering where all the food that she stuffed down went

The food that she ate was already several hundred times her body weight and yet she still didn't seem like she was full.

The only reason she stopped was because time was up, not because she couldn't eat anymore.

Looking at this little fairy, Yami couldn't help feeling fear as she handed the month pass to her

She only hoped that this little fairy wouldn't eat them out of house and home.

After all, it wasn't as if she couldn't not give her the pass

That would hurt the reputation of the restaurant and they would lose more than just paying for this little fairy's meals.

But luckily for her, the little fairy didn't eat that much the next time she came.

The only reason that she had eaten that much was because she had starved herself for three days after seeing the poster for the Gluttony King contest.

Eleventh Meal — Ebi Fry (1)

"Master, did you finish refining the glue?"

"Huh? Right, I was supposed to do that earlier. I forgot, so can you do it for me?"

With a sigh, Rigur said, "Master, did you really forget?"

When he heard this, the master couldn't help trembling before saying with a whistle, "What do you mean? It was just a slip of the mind, why else would I not refine it?"

Rigur gave another sigh before pulling out a piece of paper from behind him and saying, "This bill came in the mail the other day"

When he saw the piece of paper, the master immediately jumped at it to grab it from Rigur's hand, but Rigur pulled it back away from him. Since he was taller, he was able to hold it high up, just out of reach of the master as he said, "Master, you can't keep wasting all of our research funds like this. If the department finds out, they will send another inquisitor down. If that happens, we might get fired this time"

But the master revealed a strong look and said, "Who said that it's a waste! It's important research!"

Rigur sighed once more before asking, "Alright, then can you tell me what are the benefits of this research?"

The master's expression froze when he heard this and he opened his mouth several times, but he wasn't able to say anything in the end since he knew that Rigur was right.

His past research had been considered a waste and he had been forced to swap his topic to a new field which had proven to be useful, but he had never forgotten about his past research. So whenever he could, he would always use the research fund that he was given for his new research topic on his old research topic.

But he didn't have the courage to use all of it since he knew that he would get in trouble if he did, so he had always made sure to use only just the right amount.

However, this timehe had used too much and Rigur had no choice but to step in.

Rigur knew about his master's obsession with his past research topic, so he had always turned a blind eye, but really couldn't do that this time.

After all, if he didn't say anything and his master lost control, they would all get fired.

It wasn't just his master in this research lab, but also him and several other assistants.

If they were all fired, then it would be hard for them to find another job.

This was already the last place that they had fallen.

His master was known as an eccentric researcher, so the hiring requirements were quite lax for this research lab. The ones that were recruited were all those that had talent, but didn't have the right credentials to work in different labs because they had never formally gone to school for different reasons.

Some just didn't have the money, some just couldn't pass the tests because of their skewed knowledge, and some couldn't go because of other circumstances.

In short, this was the only place that would accept them, so they couldn't lose this job or they would have nothing.

Finally, Rigur said, "As long as you can refine the glue and complete the order, we should be able to earn some money to make up for the amount that you used up."

The master's eyes lit up when he heard this.

He always trusted Rigur with this matter because he knew how great Rigur was with stuff like this.

If it wasn't for Rigur, he might have already lost all of his research funds and this laboratory already. After all, this wasn't the first time that something like this had happened.

When it happened before, Rigur would always find a way to move around some money so that they could make up for the deficit like he did this time.

The master was even sure that if Rigur hadn't chosen to become an alchemist like him, he would have become famous in the economic world as one of the top businessmen. However, for some reason, Rigur was dead set on being an alchemist which was why he had landed under him.

The master blessed the luck of his previous lives for letting someone like Rigur fall under him.

So he said, "Alright, I'll get the glue done tonight. Will that be enough time?"

Rigur thought about it before giving a nod, but then he still said with a sigh, "Master, it doesn't seem like you've learned your lesson yet"

The master quickly raised his hand in surrender and said, "I'll reflect, I'll reflect."

Though he said this, both of them knew that it was impossible for him to reflect. He was someone that would act on his instincts and his instincts had already been set to do what he wanted for his experiment.

Rigur gave another sigh before saying, "I'm heading out for my lunch. If there's anything else that you need, you can just tell Haruna."

The master gave a nod before saying with a wave of his hand, "Take a long lunch, you deserve it."

When Rigur heard this, he couldn't help stopping himself from turning around. His eyes narrowed as he looked at his master and asked, "What have you done?"

The master trembled when he heard these words and he quickly looked in a certain direction before looking back.

Looking in the direction that he looked in, Rigur saw that he had been staring at a cabinet by his desk.

Shaking his head, he walked over to open it.

Before he did, the master tried to stop him, but it was already too late.

When he opened it, he felt a burst of coldness coming out from the cabinet and when he looked in, he found that there was an ice blue crystal that was sitting inside of the cabinet.

Seeing this ice blue crystal, he brought his hand to his face and said with a sigh, "Master, how much did it cost?"

He didn't bother asking when he bought it or who he bought it from, he just asked him directly how much it cost.

The master revealed an awkward smile as he said, "One hun"

Before he could finish, he saw Rigur suddenly turning to glare at him and he swallowed his words. After a long moment of hesitation, he said in a small voice, "Five hundred"

Rigur's expression completely fell apart when he heard this and he pointed his finger in the master's face as he said, "Five hundred? Do you really think that piece of trash ice crystal is worth five hundred? You can see the impurities all over it, it's worth no more than fifty gold coins!"

The master's awkward look became even more awkward, but he quickly went over to check the ice crystal and he found that it was indeed as Rigur had said.

The merchant that he had bought this ice crystal from had completely scammed him.

When he thought about it, he understood how he had been scammed.

The light had been shining down on the ice crystal when he had checked it and they had used the light to hide the impurities. Otherwise, if he looked at it properly, an alchemist of his level would have easily been able to find the impurities.

They had taken advantage of his excitement and agitation to sell him this inferior product at a highly marked up price.

But even if he was angry at being taken advantage of like this, it wasn't as if he could say anything.

That was because he had bought this ice crystal in secret with his research funds, so he couldn't complain to the merchants even if he wanted. If he did, his misappropriation of the research funds would be discovered and his research funds would be taken away.

After taking a moment to calm down, Rigur suddenly stood up and said, "I'm going into the warehouse."

The master was still in a daze and he was anxious about losing his research funds, but he didn't dare stop Rigur from going. He just waved his hand and said, "Take your time."

When Rigur looked back at him, it was as if he was looking at a piece of trash, but the master really couldn't say anything.

He knew that Rigur was heading into the warehouse to vent his anger towards him and he couldn't stop him since it was indeed his fault. This was something that everyone in their alchemy lab knew, so they all avoided the warehouse when Rigur was there.

After sulking for a bit, the master suddenly perked himself up and said, "I'll go and refine the glue. Rigur will definitely think of a way out of this dilemma."

Down in the warehouse

"That idiot master! He knows that he shouldn't be buying goods! All he knows is how to do alchemy!"

That was the main reason why Rigur had chosen to go under this master. He was someone who was renowned for his alchemy skills, but his management of his alchemy lab was what created his terrible reputation.

He always wasted money from overpaying for items and he was taken advantage of by assistants who knew about his inability to maintain his finances.

It wasn't until Rigur came that they were finally able to get things under control.

After stomping on the ground one more time, Rigur suddenly gave a sigh and shook his head before saying, "I'll have to look at the finances again and see what I can cut. There's also those people that need the manure, perhaps they'll buy another batch"

Even if he was angry, he still tried to figure out a way to solve the master's mistake.

That was because he truly respected the master as an alchemist.

He had learned quite a lot under the master and he wanted to repay him even if he acted like an idiot sometimes.

So Rigur was about to head back to his office to see if he could find some money somewhere, but before he could take a single step, there was a sudden flash of light.

This light was so bright that he couldn't look at it directly and he had no choice but to cover his eyes with his hand.

When the light faded, he turned in the direction that it came from and he found that there was a door that had suddenly appeared out of nowhere.

This was a very common looking wooden door without anything special about it.

No, there was one thing that was special about it.

There was a dog's paw that had been painted right in the center of the door.

Eleventh Meal — Ebi Fry (2)

Rigur just stood there in a daze for a while, trying to figure out what this thing was.

But no matter how he thought about it, he just couldn't understand what this thing was.

It was a door that was just standing there on its own. It wasn't attached to anything and it didn't seem like it led anywhere, but there it stood as if something was holding it up.

The only thing that he could think of was that this was a magic door.

Magic doors weren't that common, but they still existed in this world.

But why would someone make a magic door that would connect to their warehouse?

Magic doors were rare things that only the most powerful magicians or the richest nobles used. After all, they were things that could be used to instantly teleport between places, so they were very useful.

But because they were rare and hard to make, they were very expensive and not many people owned one.

So of course no one would waste one to create a passage into their warehouse. This was an alchemy lab that was considered the worst of the worst.

Since he couldn't think this through, Rigur decided not to waste any time and moved towards the door.

It was impossible to just leave it be since this was their warehouse. They couldn't just leave this magic door connected to the warehouse since it meant that there was the chance of a possible theft at any time.

So Rigur had to find out what was on the other side and if possible, get them to stop using this magic door here.

He was certain that this was all a mistake and as long as he talked to the other side, they would be willing to listen to him and disconnect the magic door.

He reached out and turned the handle, opening the door.

During all of this, there was nothing that changed. There were no traces of magic at all, which made Rigur feel that this wasn't a magic door.

But when it opened, there was a bright flash of light before a strong magic energy wave hit Rigur in the face.

He didn't know who made this magic door, but he could tell that whoever it was, they were very powerful.

As the bright burst of light lit up in front of him, he couldn't help covering his eyes since it was too bright for him to look into it.

It was a good thing that the bright light didn't last long and soon it had dimmed enough for him to see through the door to see what was on the other side.

When he looked through the door, he couldn't help being shocked.

That was because it wasn't what he had expected to see.

Instead of a private residence or some kind of magic tower, this was a restaurant that was filled with customers. They were all happily eating their dishes, without care for Rigur standing at the door.

But the most shocking thing was that most of these customers were human.

He couldn't help being curious about what this place was, so he couldn't help taking a few steps forward.

When he walked through the door frame, he could feel a powerful magic fluctuation around him before the door suddenly closed behind him.

When the door had closed behind him, the people in the restaurant finally turned to look in his direction and noticed him. When they saw him, the people in the restaurant couldn't help revealing strange looks.

There were even a few of them that suddenly stood up and raised the weapons that they had beside them.

That was because Rigur's appearance reminded them of something else.

His green skin, his sharp ears, and his small stature, were all the defining features of a very special creature in fantasy worlds.