The next morning, at dawn.
A Japanese-style wooden house shrouded in morning mist.
"Your eyes haven't been hurting, have they?"
Looking at Yukina, who had finished washing up and taken a seat, Chiba, who had also finished washing up, stared at her vacant white eyes and asked.
"No."
Yukina answered very seriously.
Just now, Chiba had decided to examine her to determine the medicine's effects, then adjust its dosage and proportions. According to Chiba, this was a routine checkup and very important.
And in order to regain her sight, Yukina took it very seriously as well.
Although she had grown accustomed to being blind, and because of her blindness, Chiba's attitude toward her had changed greatly—he even seemed to have, as Kushina put it, "finally gotten a clue"—when it came to her own personal wishes, she naturally still wanted to see again.
"Then, has taking the medicine every day caused any other adverse reactions?"
Chiba nodded, then asked again.
"Mm... I don't think so. But after taking the medicine, I always feel more energetic. Does that count as an adverse reaction?"
Yukina thought carefully before answering.
"You feel more energetic?"
Chiba paused slightly.
"Yes, but it's only like a refreshing effect. I don't feel energized all the time, and I don't become overly excited."
Yukina added.
Is it because of the Silver Grass? The Silver Grass in this world seems to have an invigorating effect, somewhat similar to coffee in my previous life, except their medicinal value is worlds apart.
Then, this shouldn't be a problem.
Hearing that, Chiba pondered for a moment.
"Then, have there been any other unusual reactions?"
He asked again.
"Nothing else. Mm... sometimes my body feels warm. Does that count as an adverse reaction?"
Yukina thought again and spoke.
"Warm? Do you mean a fever?