After finishing his meal and taking a bath, time seemed to fly, and before Wataru knew it, it was already time to sleep.
Though he had dozed off briefly earlier in the evening, he wasn't quite ready to fall asleep again. Instead, he found himself lost in thought.
(Continuing to sell potions in their current form is becoming too risky.)
Direct confrontations, like the one with the brute, Great Yamazaki, weren't an issue with his trustworthy ally, Eir, by his side. But the real concern was indirect attacks—legal challenges or subtle sabotage. In such cases, Wataru knew they lacked the means to properly defend themselves.
If possible, he needed to find a way to provide these potions legally, which meant adjusting their business model.
Wataru had spent some time researching on his laptop, coming up with two possible strategies.
