That was right.
None of them were good people.
So none of them should judge the others.
That was best for everyone.
"So what are you trying to do? This thing looks like it's made of nothing but treasures, but in reality, it's just a lump of gelatin."
Alisa curled her lip.
Then she found an unusually clever—and completely accurate—angle to strike back from.
Because the truth was exactly as Alisa had said.
This thing was a projection.
Its soul had projected itself here and possessed that lump of green gelatin.
In other words, aside from the projection—who knew whether it was a ten-thousandth or a hundred-millionth of its soul—being of some use to alchemists like them...
The rest was just for show.
Because both the gem on its head and its impressively high-quality-looking feathers...
Were imitations made of gelatin.
That was why Lan Qingyou had been so disappointed earlier.
"It's fine. We still have that guy, don't we? If all else fails, we can learn this summoning technique and summon something ourselves."
I knew it...
The moment Lan Qingyou said that, Alisa knew how right she'd been not to kill that Gege Chicken just now.
No...
In fact, Alisa herself hoped they could do just that.
Or rather, she wanted to learn the summoning technique too.
But unlike Lan Qingyou, who wanted to summon something whose soul would match her own...
Alisa simply wanted to get her hands on some high-grade materials.
This gelatin wouldn't do, though. It needed some improvements.
Otherwise, wouldn't she be left with nothing for her efforts?
"Sacrifices require materials. What do you plan to do about that?"
Since the other woman shared her idea...
She must have come up with a decent plan, right?
After all, aside from her wild imagination, the Witch of