Labuliekang, the Dwarf Elf, looked at the old man and said with a chuckle, "Throughout history, has there ever been a Magic Net that allowed people to communicate instantly from any corner of the continent? Throughout history, has anyone ever created magical equipment that could be used without a mage? The appearance of the Technology God has shattered who knows how many precedents. We need to keep up with the times too, understand?"
"But Druid divine arts and potions were granted to us by the Nature God, not the Technology God!"
"Magic belongs to the Magic Goddess too, yet followers of the Technology God still use it, don't they? There's no conflict." The Dwarf Elf seemed worried that these employees who believed in the Nature God would be dissatisfied, so he showed not the slightest impatience and continued explaining earnestly. "We are indeed using the Technology God's blessings to produce Druid Potions, but the Druid Potions others use are still Druid Potions. If we can produce Druid Potions more easily and cheaply, doesn't that mean more people can use them?"
"...Yes." The old Druid neither agreed nor disagreed.
"When even the poorest humans, Dwarves, and goblins can use our Druid Potions, whom will they thank? Everyone knows that Druid Potions are the Nature God's blessings. No one will dwell on who produced them."
Labuliekang continued with a smile, "Besides, don't you think the potions produced by these Magitech Devices are more stable? Their effects may not match the work of certain masters, but they are absolutely comparable to those made by ordinary Druids. Up to now, we haven't produced a single defective potion."
"If we can spread such stable Druid Potions to every corner of the continent, will those lousy Druids still be able to harm people? When everyone receives