As always a cosy story with entertaining main characters trying to create a better alive for themselves and those around them without being too heavy handed. In this case, they try to improve relationships with neighboring countries by developing and selling a panacea elixir as part of their PR campaign. Of course, creating an all-cure is not easy, and selling it does draw some unexpected attention as well. All in all, I found it an entertaining read that fitted expectations, nothing ground breaking, heavy or intense, but if you were wanting that, how did you get this far into the series?
I have nothing against vampires, since they aren’t real. Anyway, we finally have adventures in the Mubad Empire. Chise and Teto create an all purpose cure all called an elixir. How was the first one made, though? This volume recounts that event.
Hopefully Chise and Teto continue to have adventures. I would hate for this volume to be the last, but if it is, then oh well. I enjoyed the book. Thanks for reading my review, and see you next time.