Just think about it. In a situation like this.
For Little Griseo and Furina, being able to secure a decent location was already incredibly lucky.
Take a close look at the map.
Although it was still some distance from the dungeon entrance,
it was nevertheless on the main street.
Next, they needed to purchase some things they would probably use.
Daily necessities and the like... Considering that they could log in and out at any time, those weren't strictly necessary.
But just as an alchemy furnace was to an alchemist and a forge was to a blacksmith,
an alchemist's indispensable cauldron definitely had to be prepared!
And since the entire game world was astonishingly close to reality,
there was no such thing as a dedicated profession.
Even life professions required one to figure things out personally at the beginning if one wanted to accumulate proficiency like a participant or another combat profession and obtain corresponding skills through various materials.
Everything was difficult at the start.
If you hadn't even taken the first step,
then there was even less to say about what came afterward.
Fortunately,
success increased proficiency,
while failure didn't decrease it.
As long as one's proficiency accumulated to a certain level,
one could consider solidifying it into a skill.
Even if one directly created a corresponding skill through skill materials, one still needed to possess the relevant knowledge.
Therefore,
even in a game world, one still had to read books!
Little Griseo also bought several books.
Even though she had personally handled the world's underlying logic, systems, worldview, and all kinds of other settings,
she would still consider learning properly and first following the recipes in the books.
It was like experiencing the entire process from start to finish.
This was something she had wanted to try for