Because of that reason, Gara chose porcelain for jars and cups, while glass was reserved for small things like tubes and pipettes.
Most tools in his lab were made according to his design. Hilda's task was to find a suitable crafter.
"Some of the equipment is still incomplete, Master," Hilda reported. "But once this month's profits from the Merchant House come in, I'll place the orders right away."
Gara gave her a small nod.
On the left was a door leading to the resting space Hilda had mentioned. They stepped inside. There was a bed, a rattan chair with cushions, a table, and a fire-light bulb.
Every source of light in the shop used fire-light bulbs, much safer than ordinary lanterns. For that reason, the shop even hired a fire-based liner every month just to keep them lit.
Rea, who had been hiding in Gara's pouch all this time, flew out and drifted lazily toward the bed. Gara let her do as she pleased; for now, he had business matters to discuss with Hilda.
