The Failure Alchemist of the Royal Capital ~My Job Is a Failure So, I’ll Manage My Store Carefreely.~

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“Riin!”
Then, the Spirit Kings appear before us.
Both of them have their hands raised halfway up, leaving a space the width of our bodies and trembling there.
Um, I want to hug them, but I’m hesitant, maybe?

I place the matching rings I’m holding on my palm and show them to the Spirit Kings.
“This is a ring that I made with the intention of giving it to the Spirit Kings as a present.
Would you accept it?”
I say this, and I direct my gaze to the green Spirit King from the ring.
The Spirit King looks down at me with a very happy smile.
“Of course, I’ll accept it, Daisy.
It’s such a happy thing for us, the givers, to receive a gift from our beloved child.
Would you put the ring on me?”
I nod and take the left hand offered by the Spirit King.
“If it’s a set, it’s best to match on the same middle finger, right?”
I say this and slip the ring onto the Spirit King’s smooth middle finger.
“Thank you, Daisy.”
The Spirit King’s lips touch my temple gently, and I feel the warmth of the Spirit King through my hair.
After the affectionate kiss, we place our left hands side by side to confirm that we have matching rings.

When I glance up, I see that Riin and the Earth Spirit King are also holding hands and doing the same thing, so our eyes meet, and we all laugh together a little shyly.

We were surrounded by a slightly happy atmosphere.

After settling the production costs of the ring and pendant with Riin, including the materials and labor costs I used for the alloy, Riin left the atelier.
The remaining items were these three.
Today, Kachua, who was checking the accounting, should be taking a meal break on the terrace of the bakery.

The pendant is called the “Pendant of Fortune” and is classified as a luxury decorative item.
It has the power to bring good luck and repel misfortune.
If any calamity were to befall the owner, the pendant would mysteriously guide them towards evasive action.
The feeling behind it is “I want to make you happy!” The pendant top is a small oval shape, with a thickness of about the first joint of a little finger, and has a cute design of a shooting star and crescent moon carved on it.
The round fixture on top of the pendant is slightly larger, and while it currently has a chain attached to it, it can be removed and arranged as a choker or bracelet.
The design was inspired by the shooting star from the “Pendant of Fortune”.
It would look good on both males and females around our age!

“Daisy! I want to give a present to Mina, Marcus, and Kachua!” I called out to the three who were in the bakery.

Mina and Marcus blinked their eyes in surprise.
“Um, we are just servants, so there’s no need for you to be so considerate…”

“That’s right, Lady Daisy.
We are paid more than enough, so we don’t deserve such treatment,” Marcus said with a slightly troubled expression.

“This is the ‘Pendant of Fortune’, which repels disaster.
If anything happens while I ask you to run errands or take care of things for me, I’ll be in trouble.
So, please wear it for me,” I explained to them.

“M-Meena is so lucky!” Mina was moved to tears and gratefully accepted the pendant, putting it around her neck.

“And me, too…is it okay?” Marcus asked.

“What are you saying? You’re also my precious friend,” I replied, handing him the pendant.
He put it on with a slightly embarrassed expression, and his ears turned slightly red.

“And Kachua, you helped me start the atelier, and the business has been going well since then! The ‘Pendant of Fortune’ has the power to bring good luck, so it should bring good results to the business you’re tRiing to do! Please accept it!” I said, offering her the last pendant.

“I’m not a full-time employee, so I can’t accept it…I should pay for something like this…” Kachua began to say, but I interrupted her.

“You’re my friend and comrade! What’s wrong with giving a present to a friend?” I pushed the pendant onto her chest.

“F-friend…? Oh, um, thank you very much,” Kachua said, blushing and turning away slightly.
“Friend…friend, right, we’re friends.
Is this…is this the first time?” she murmured to herself.

Actually, Kachua had been somewhat of a shut-in due to her physical disability, so she didn’t have many friends her age.
She was taken aback by my overt declaration of friendship, but this should put her mind at ease.