This Text Adventure Game Is Seriously Cursed
Chapter 80

I'd Call It Black Jade Intermittent Ointment

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"Why is it black again?"

Mu You stared speechlessly at the sticky mass of black paste at the bottom of the cauldron. What happened to the promised color of nature?

With no other choice, he took out the ointment and poured it into a glass jar he had already prepared beside him.

The whole mass was like flowing jelly, clinging firmly together without separating, and finally slid into the glass jar without leaving a trace behind.

This was not a property of the ointment itself, but an inherent feature of the Witch's Cauldron: no matter how thick the Magic Potions brewed in it were, none would stick to the cauldron at all. It put every nonstick pan in the world to shame.

So, when using the magic cauldron, there was no need to worry about washing it or different Magic Potions picking up each other's odors. No impurities or residue could remain on its inner walls, and every brewing session was a fresh start.

With a movement of his foot, the barrier automatically lifted. Mu You immediately switched off the automatic trigger before picking up his phone, opening the game, and checking the log.

[You obtained Healing Ointment (inferior): the lowest grade of Healing Ointment. It gives off a strong odor, and its recovery effect is greatly reduced. Barely usable for treating external injuries. Continuously heals external injuries over half an hour, restoring up to 50 health... However, the mental contamination caused by its smell may outweigh the health it restores. Are you sure you want to use this on a patient?]

It really was the budget version!

The original restored 200 health in one minute, while the budget version took half an hour to restore just 50. The difference was enormous.

Mu You felt helpless. This lousy

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