Seeing four massive demons taking out cauldrons that had to hold over a thousand litres was definitely the strangest thing that Karl had seen that morning.
And despite her early aversion, once she saw the enthusiasm of the four massive demons, and the size of the cauldrons that they were working with, she was more than happy to keep them around for this experiment.
"Alright, the recipe will need to be altered so that you can use that giant cauldron," Remi realized.
"Oh, there’s no need for that. I have a skill, called [Plague is Eternal] that allows me to increase potion volumes by a hundred times. It’s made for toxins, but in a way, all potions are toxic. This one just happens to have a beneficial side effect."
The demon had a point.
"So, you make enough for a cauldron the size that I’m using, and then just increase it a hundredfold to make enough to share?"
The big demons all nodded in unison.
"Sharing is caring. Especially when it’s the plague."
They were definitely a bit odd, but they were friendly, so Remi didn’t ask any questions, and simply continued to make the potions with them, narrating the small tricks and special techniques she had found to make the potions more effective.
The Plague Lords did the same.
There were many things that the ancient demons knew about Alchemy that Remi had never considered. Most of them were questionable from a safety standpoint, but that didn’t bother the Plague Lords.
Most of their concoctions were intended to kill the imbiber anyhow.
But Karl had to admit that the pure volume of potion that they were making was impressive. Four thousand litres, no four thousand and ten, counting Remi’s. That would be enough to take care of a year’s worth of production in an afternoon.
The Spirit Enhancement Potion took all day to prepare, if Karl’s memory served him well, and that meant Remi only got one batch finished on the days that she was working on it. So, the quantity was normally very limited.
"Karl, do you mind if we change the surroundings? I think I know how to make this more comfortable," Remi asked.
"Go ahead. Just don’t get me wet."
Remi laughed as she created a small thatch roofed gazebo for Karl to work in, and then turned the rest of the area into a [Naga Swamp] while they waited for the potions to get to the perfect temperature for the next step.

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