Pharmacologist Reincarnated Into Isekai as a Child but is Extremely OP | Anime Recap

The anime begins by showing a pharmacist named  Kanji Yakutani, who is busy working in a room in the Molecular Pharmacy Laboratory. Yakutani  pursued the pharmaceutical field and succeeded in developing the best research in the world.  The reason for Yakutani to pursue this field is because his sister died when she was a child due  to the tumor she was suffering from, which could not be completely removed. The young Yakutani knew  about this and was determined to develop research related to Mole

cular Pharmacy to cure patients  suffering from diseases like his late sister. Furthermore, because Yakutani is a regular person,  he keeps track of his hours. After an hour of work, he decided to take a short break and set the  alarm so he wouldn't wake up too late. However, when the alarm went off, he did not wake up  because he had died from being too tired from work. Not long after, when Yakutani opened his  eyes, he saw a maidservant named Charlotte Soller, or Lotte. Lotte, who called Yakut

ani as Young  Master, realized that he was still in pain from being struck by lightning, so she asked him to  lie down. After looking around at his body, he realized that he had been reincarnated into a boy  named Pharma De Medicis. When Lotte knew Pharma didn't recognize her, she reintroduced herself.  After that, she helped Pharma remove the bandages and was very surprised to see a mark on his arm.  Lotte said that the mark was similar to the holy sign of the God of Yakusin or the God of Heali

ng.  However, Pharma denied it and said the mark was just a burn from a lightning strike. In an alley  in the Pharma residence, Lotte explains to him that she serves the De Medicis family, one of the  top noble families in the San Fleuve Empire who is known to have worked as the Empire's pharmacist  centuries ago. His father, Mr. Bruno De Medicis, was a nobleman with the title of Archduke and  the Principal of the Imperial Pharmacy School. When she sees a row of photos of the de Medicis  family

in the hallway, Lotte tells Pharma that his mother's name is Beatrice and his younger  sister's name is Blanche. Lotte said that Pharma's older brother, Palle, is currently studying at the  Novart Leuve Pharmacy University, the world's most famous university quite far from their home. As  a father, Bruno wanted his children not only to be able to master pharmacy science but to be able  to use the Sacred Technique, a magical technique that is a gift from the gods. Apart from losing  his memory, i

t turns out that Pharma doesn't even remember the holy technique he has, namely the  holy water technique. Lotte, who knew about this, was surprised because Pharma had mastered the  holy water technique before that. She had told him that if he did not master the sacred technique, he  would be stripped of his peerage and kicked out of the house. After that, Pharma returned to his room  and attempted to practice what Lotte taught him to use sacred techniques. Shortly after, it was seen  that the m

arkings on his arm showed a reaction after he followed all of Lotte's instructions,  and he was finally able to spit out water from his hands. However, Pharma didn't know how to  stop the running water, so he pointed his hand toward the garden outside the window. The running  of water finally stopped after he accidentally said stop. Afterward, he tried to extract other  substances from his hands and realized that he could create substances with simple compounds  from his left hand while his righ

t hand could make them disappear. This can happen only when  Pharma knows the chemical structure of these substances. At the De Medicis family residence  library, Lotte is seen accompanying Pharma and informs that he had memorized all the books  because Bruno specifically asked him to study medicine when he was young. Hearing that, Pharma  tried to restore his memory while reading the book in front of him. In the evening, Pharma's family  had been waiting for him in the dining room, where they w

ere visibly worried about his condition  after being struck by lightning. Soon after, Bruno asked Pharma how to make a georite ointment  to treat his hands. Luckily, Lotte had previously warned that Bruno usually asked his children about  medicines when they were having dinner. Therefore, Pharma can answer it correctly. Hearing his  answer, Bruno felt relieved because his son's knowledge of medicine had not been lost. Bruno  then informs that Pharma can continue his studies with Eleonore the nex

t day. Eleonore, or as she  is usually called Ellen, was formerly Bruno's best student and is now Pharma's personal teacher.  The next day, Ellen was very surprised when Pharma called her Miss Eleonore, even though  he usually casually called her Ellen. However, after she found out that Pharma was struck by  lightning which caused some of his memory to be lost, Ellen finally understood. That day, Ellen  would teach Pharma about the Sacred Techniques. She explained that nobles usually had the tal

ent  to use Sacred Techniques from birth and had their own Guardian Gods. The Guardian God of Pharma,  Palle, and Bruno are the Yakusin God of Healing, while Ellen has the Guardian God of Shuisin or  Water God. It turned out that Sacred techniques have five elements: fire, water, air, earth, and  non-element, divided into positive and negative elements. Hearing this, Pharma asked Ellen about  someone who could create a certain substance whose elements were very different from the element  he con

trolled. She replied that someone couldn't do this because everyone was born with certain  elements that could not be replaced. If someone could use such an ability, it was likely  that person was a god or a monster. Pharma was surprised to hear his teacher's explanation.  Ellen then took Pharma to the lakeside to continue practicing and realized that he didn't bring his  holy staff that could increase the power of the Sacred Techniques. Soon after, Ellen lent him  a cane so that practice could

begin. Afterward, Ellen demonstrated how to create a water  spear from a holy staff. Shortly after, she asked Pharma to create a water spear according  to her instructions. She told him to imagine the form of his sacred technique while chanting.  Unexpectedly, Pharma's strength was so great that it even surpassed his teacher's. Ellen was amazed  and did not expect to find that Pharma did not cast a spell when creating the holy spear. Ellen  took out a stick to measure his strength and asked him

to hold it. Soon after, the wand shatters  and is discolored as Pharma's strength seems to be greater than the stick's detectable strength.  Not only that, the staff's attributes could not indicate negative or positive elements because no  one had ever exceeded the power measurement limit of the holy power measuring stick. After that,  Ellen tried to examine Pharma's body and how shocked she was after seeing the sacred mark of  the Yakusin God on her arm. She forbids him from holding the holy po

wer measuring stick in front  of other people, even in front of his father. Hearing that, Pharma agreed to keep it a secret.  On the way back to their respective residences, Pharma and Ellen took a break while sitting  on a park bench. Then he asked Ellen to make binoculars using her fingers because she was  not wearing her glasses. When Ellen tried, it turned out that she could see clearly through  the small holes made by her fingers. Meanwhile, Pharma, who practiced this, could see a blue  mar

k on one of Ellen's sprained fingers. After she asked about her sprained finger and touched  it, Ellen wondered how Pharma could know when her finger looked normal. When Pharma tried to look  back at Ellen's finger through his binoculars, it was seen that the wound on her sprained finger  had suddenly turned white. Pharma frankly told his teacher that the affected part of the body  looks blue when binoculars, and when analyzing the cause, the color turns white. Then he asked  if it was a sacred

technique or not. Ellen only explained that God Yakusin knows all diseases  and provides medicine for them. Ellen thought Pharma couldn't have the power of the Yakusin God  Eye because that power could only be exercised by a god. She suddenly became hysterical when she  realized that Pharma had no shadow. Ellen, who was afraid, left him alone. The next morning at  Pharma's family residence, Bruno told Pharma that Ellen asked permission not to teach because of a  high fever. She even asked him to

stop teaching him. Bruno, astonished by Ellen's request, asked  Pharma to explain whether he knew why his teacher did that. Pharma replied that he did not know her  reasons, even though he remembered the incident the previous day, which shocked her and scared  her away. Shortly after, Bruno asked Pharma to deliver potions and letters to Ellen. Before he  sent it off, he returned to the room, looked at the potion recipe his father had given him, and  saw that the potion's properties were nothing

more than an ordinary nutritional drink. Arriving at  Ellen's house, Pharma gave her a letter from her father and a fever-reducing concoction that he had  re-concocted from her father's recipe. Apart from that, he gave her an ointment for her sprained  finger. Ellen, who is still afraid of him, thinks that Pharma gave her poison because she knows  his secrets. Pharma made it clear he wanted Ellen to remain as his tutor. Hearing this, Ellen was  surprised and said that he did not need to study s

acred techniques and medicine because he was the  reincarnation of the Yakusin God. But then, Ellen finally agreed to remain a Pharma teacher after he  explained that in the De Medicis family library, there was nothing about sacred techniques,  so he wanted to be guided by Ellen because he didn't know how to control his powers. The  next day, Ellen, who returned to teach Pharma, seemed to have recovered and returned to  be healthy. Before starting her class, Ellen thanked him because the ointmen

t and bitter  medicine from him were very effective in treating her illness. She was frank and admitted that  Bruno's medicine was not effective. After that, she invites Pharma to go to an uninhabited island  because she has to be on guard if his powers cannot be controlled. Arriving on the island,  the training began, and as expected, Pharma's strength exceeded expectations. At the same time,  Ellen, who had started to trust him, was seen not wearing armor anymore. Even though his power had  no

t been properly controlled, Ellen continued practicing until Pharma could perfectly master his  sacred techniques. When Pharma returns home from practice, he is greeted by his maid, Madeleine.  With his divine eyes, he could tell that Madeleine had reflux esophagitis. Not only her, Pharma saw  all his maids with those divine eyes and knew that they were suffering from a certain disease. Pharma  muttered that his existence in this world was an oddity. Besides having no shadow, he has special  pow

ers that make him a target for kidnapping or assassination. After seeing all his maids'  ailments, Pharma began to concoct medicine. After the concoction medicine was finished, he gave the  potion he made to Lotte and told her how to use it. Soon after, Lotte looked happy and intended to  share the potion with her mother, who had dry and rough skin due to too much exposure to water. Then  he made medicine for the other maids after seeing their condition one by one. When Pharma gave  medicine to

Madeleine, he didn't expect her would cry and thank him very much. Pharma just found  out that the servants never got their master's medicine. Lotte explained that Bruno was the  pharmacist for the nobles, so he didn't care about maids like Pharma. Hearing Lotte's explanation,  Pharma looked saddened at the thought that social level influenced a person's medicine intake.  Even with the knowledge that is still limited, surely there are still a few effective drugs. Not  to mention the many commone

rs who couldn't afford medicine, so they had to rely on the shaman, which  caused the death rate to be high. Because of that, he was determined to give medicine to everyone  in need. A few days later, Pharma asked where his little sister was, who had not joined the dinner  table. It turns out that Blanche is suffering from chicken pox, so Bruno orders them to stay away  from her for three weeks, so they don't catch it. After explaining to his family, Bruno took his  leave due to an emergency cal

l, even though he appeared to be coughing and feeling unwell. Soon  after, Pharma prepared a medicine for his younger sister, and he secretly entered Blanche's room  and checked on her condition. Seeing him coming, Blanche was afraid that he would be scolded by  their father. He replied that that was the reason he had come secretly. Shortly after Pharma gave  Blanche the medicine, his younger sister refused because the medicine was bitter. However, he tries  to persuade her by mixing his bitter

medicine with the macaroon so that she will eat the medicine.  Blanche, surprised because her older brother had brought her medicine, said that Bruno had told her  that there was no cure for her illness. Hearing that, Pharma looked shocked, and then he reasoned  that the drug was in the newest book and because they were busy, maybe their father didn't have  time to read it. Because of this, Pharma asked Blanche to keep the drug private. He forbids her  from scratching her skin and says that the

virus will spread if the skin is scratched. Blanche  wondered whether the virus was because people were unfamiliar with the concept of viruses or  bacteria in her world. Pharma explained that the virus is a kind of invisible little evil spirit.  Blanche frankly said that her older brother had changed from before. Previously, he never wanted  to accompany his younger sister to play. Even, he had never fed her. That's why she now loves her  current older brother. Hearing that, Pharma fell silent b

ecause he remembered his little sister  from his past life. Several days later, Bruno did not expect that Blanche would recover so quickly.  In the evening, Pharma appears in the dispensing room and feels he has gotten too much power as an  ordinary human. He could create and dispel matter, diagnose diseases through his left-hand circle,  and see something bigger than his right-hand circle. Pharma had no idea that he wondered if  it was because he had died before. Soon after, he finally complete

d the creation of a single  micro-lens that can be used to see small things larger without using the strength of his right  hand. Even though it was impossible to see a virus that was so small, he could show Blanche bacteria  with it. When Pharma was about to meet Blanche to show the device, her father suddenly called and  told him to get ready to leave because there was an emergency call from the Imperial palace  informing him of the Queen's sudden deteriorating health condition. Pharma, who sa

w his father  still coughing, tried to see his father's illness with his divine eyes. However, his attempt failed  because Bruno suddenly turned to look at him just as he was about to use his power. In the Imperial  palace, a healer named Claude appears, who is anxious and tells Bruno that the Queen's lungs  are continuing to weaken. It can be seen that many people have gathered in the room to find out  the health condition of Queen Elisabeth II. After Bruno entered the Queen's room, Pharma foll

owed  and watched his father's inspection. Seeing that Bruno could make anesthetic potions, Pharma  was quite surprised by his father's shrewdness, who now asked the Queen to inhale the drug.  Pharma knew that the drugs did not affect the Queen's illness, or perhaps the drugs were just  to ease her pain. He had heard Claude telling someone to call the priest because tomorrow might  be the Queen's last day. However, he thought it was just a ritual to ease the Queen's death,  as no one seemed to w

ant to heal her. Finally, Pharma used his board's eye to see Queen's  illness, which turned out to be lung cancer, or what is commonly called white death. Because  there is no syringe to insert the medicine, the only available option is to take medicine by  mouth. The concoction of the medicine for white death turned out to be quite complex, making it  difficult for Pharma to accurately visualize it because if it failed, the Queen's life would be  at stake. While thinking about all these things,

Pharma was suddenly surprised by the  arrival of Louis, the Queen's son, who looked sad to see his mother, who had not yet  recovered. Seeing that sadness, Pharma couldn't stop his intention to heal her, so he walked  over to her and respectfully asked permission to heal her because he had a new medicine for her  illness. Bruno, who heard this, ordered Pharma to step down because no one could heal the Queen.  However, his action was prevented by the Queen, who allowed Pharma to heal her. In a l

ocked room,  Pharma starts preparing to mix the medicine while Bruno keeps banging on the door, forcing his  son to give up his efforts to save the Queen. An annoyed Bruno then uses his magic to break down  the door. When he entered, Bruno scolded Pharma, who was concocting medicine. Bruno already knows  that the Queen has white death, which makes Pharma acknowledge his father's prowess in diagnosing  the disease without the help of a divine eye like himself. Bruno reminds Pharma that white deat

h  patients cannot be cured, making them suffer a lot. However, he insisted on dispensing the drug  and said his father should take the drug. Bruno, who was getting more emotional, then used  his stick and got ready to attack. However, Pharma tries to calm his father down as he  doesn't want Bruno to destroy the room. Suddenly, Bruno attacked him, but with the power he had,  Pharma was able to create the magical barrier, which surprised Bruno because his son did  not use a stick or cast spells t

o create the barrier. Pharma then gave his notebook to Bruno  while explaining that it was the new knowledge he had dreamed of when lightning struck him. Bruno  checks the book and notices a sacred symbol on Pharma's arm. Then he believed that his son  had received a revelation from the Yakusin God. Pharma explained that if the concoction of  the drug was successful, he would want to raise his father's good name in the palace. However,  Bruno refused this, and he taught that Pharma should be abl

e to take responsibility for his  own concoction because the Queen had risked her life to trust him. That is the responsibility and  pride of a pharmacist. Eventually, Pharma removed his walls and made his father realize that  his son had a positive water element. Pharma, who had finished concocting the medicine, entered  the Queen's room wearing a muzzle. Claude, who saw this, approached him and tried to block  him. When the Queen saw him blocking Pharma, she scolded Claude and asked Pharma to

give her  the medicine. On the other hand, Claude went to Bruno and asked if he didn't try to prevent his  son. Bruno calmly replied that he believed in his son's abilities that might have surpassed  them all. Before Pharma explained the effects of the concoction, he wanted to show a sample of  Queen's sputum using a microscope-like device he made. The Queen looked surprised to see it, then  asked to see the creature in the tool. Pharma explained that it was a small organism that caused  the whi

te death. The creature is a bacterium that has infected the Queen. If the medicine is taken  regularly for six months, then she might be able to recover completely. Pharma then asked the Queen  to take medicine, and from that day on, he would directly supervise her to take medicine every day.  He said that he was ready to risk his life for her recovery. A moment later, Pharma informed everyone  that if the new drug proved successful, then white death could be cured. So, they no longer need  to f

ear the disease. The people there seemed enthusiastic to hear his explanation and asked him  to explain the matter in detail. Some even praised his sacred technique as extraordinary for making  a single microlens. Hearing that, Pharma explained that it wasn't a holy technique but that it could  be easily made. He was willing to share his design with them. On the way home, Bruno occasionally  glanced at his son. He realized that he kept telling Pharma to always have a conscience  for each of his

patients, but he had never done the same for his son. Even he didn't know  what his son thought and felt every day. After receiving the drug concoction from Pharma, Bruno  thanked and praised his son for his extraordinary abilities. Pharma, whom his father praised, said  that although his knowledge was broad, he did not know how to deal with dying patients like his  father. Because of that, as someone who pursued pharmaceutical and medical sciences, Pharma asked  his father to continue to guide

him. Bruno, who seemed touched by his son's words, agreed to his  request. Three months after the palace summons, Bruno told Pharma that a representative from  Novart Leuve University had come to their house and asked the De Medicis Family to publish the  prescription for the white death medicine that he had found. Bruno then made excuses for the  representatives from the university to go home because he was sure that the drug was a miracle  from the Yakusin God so that it didn't need to be taug

ht to other people. However, Pharma turned  out to have a different opinion. Pharma had said that the medicine could be made without using  sacred techniques and that one day, he would publish the method of manufacture. His father  was surprised to hear that. Pharma said valuable knowledge must be shared with everyone. That way,  he is sure that new discoveries will emerge in the pharmaceutical and medical fields that can benefit  everyone. Furthermore, Pharma explained that it was just his prin

ciple as a pharmacist, and he did  not deny that everyone has different principles. Bruno said that Pharma's insight and principles  were a threat to some people, and as a father, he thought that someone would want to get rid of  Pharma. Of course, it's not just pharmacists who want to get rid of Pharma, but certain individuals  who deliberately bring white death to the palace. Bruno explains that he got information about  people who wanted to replace the Queen's position in the Empire, so they

devised a plan  by spreading the disease in the palace. However, Pharma wasn't sure about that because the chance  of the disease developing was only ten percent, When Pharma arrived at the palace, Prince Noah  cheerfully greeted him and invited him to follow him for a while. In an alley in the palace, in a  whisper, Prince Noah informs that the Queen has prepared a gift for Pharma soon. Prince Noah again  asks what gift Pharma wants. Innocently, he simply replied that he didn't want anything. H

earing  this, Prince Noah calls him stupid because Pharma can ask for money, titles, or territory. He said  that Pharma should not hesitate to tell him if he wants something in the future. Thinking about  the future, Pharma finally tells Prince Noah that he wants to open a pharmacy that provides safe and  cheap medicines for everyone, regardless of social status. In the Queen's room, after her routine  of taking medicine from Pharma, she praised his new medicine, which was efficacious because he

r  condition was getting better. Pharma then said that humans cannot predict the future and that  no medicine can cure disease. Suddenly the Queen said that Pharma's words contrasted with what he  said when he gave a speech in front of Claude and the royal physicians. Hearing that, Pharma just  smiled. He said such optimistic things at the time so she would feel confident about being cured.  Pharma then encouraged the Queen by saying that her son, Prince Louis, really needed her and that  many a

dmired and needed her to lead the Empire in this Kingdom. Pharma added that as long as people  were loyal to her, her existence was still very precious. Hearing that, the Queen smiled while  praising Pharma's words. He said he was sure she could live a better life and appreciate every day  she passed. However, the Queen looked confused by the meaning of his words, but he didn't explain  and left her room. Several months later, Bruno congratulates the Queen, who has recovered. She  summoned him b

ecause she had something she wanted to talk about Pharma. The next day, Bruno brings  Pharma to attend the Empire's grand ceremony. It turned out that they received an award from  the Queen because Bruno had contributed to taking care of her so far and his dedication  to training the next generation of pharmacists. Bruno received an area called Mershire as a  reward for his services to the Empire. The Queen advised Bruno to continue his research in  the pharmaceutical field. After that, she summ

oned Pharma and formally made him the Pharmacist of  the Empire while flashing a badge. Not only that, but the Queen specifically allowed him to set up  a pharmacy in the Imperial capital. The next day, Pharma is surprised by the arrival of the Queen's  envoys who will help him build an apothecary. Even though he wasn't ready, the Queen had ordered them  to build the pharmacy that day. Shortly after, Ellen arrives there because Bruno has invited  her to help Pharma build a pharmacy. She started

asking about his plans regarding the pharmacy  he wanted. Pharma, who has not yet decided on the design and concept of the pharmacy he wants  to establish, only said he wanted to think about it more while visiting various pharmacies.  However, one of the Queen's envoys, John, tells Pharma that the pharmacy must be built as he  wants, or they will get into trouble if he doesn't give instructions. Eventually, sketches of the  apothecary building began to be drawn, and Ellen said that the Queen wou

ld allow it to be rebuilt  if Pharma didn't like the sketch later. A few days later, it was seen that the pharmacy building was  almost finished when John thanked Pharma because his detailed plans really helped their work to be  completed quickly. John then asked for the name of Pharma's dispensary. Originally, Pharma considered  naming his pharmacy De Medicis, but he didn't want to overtly adopt the family name. However, it  can't be denied that he is pleased that his dream of building his own

pharmacy has come true.  Even though he didn't expect it to be in another world instead. John heard Pharma's mumbling and  thought he had named it the Other World Pharmacy, so he called a sign maker to imprint the name.  A few days later, when Ellen came to see the pharmacy, which now has a sign in front of it, she  praised Pharma on behalf of the pharmacy. However, he denied it and said that the name resulted from  a misunderstanding. Ellen calmed down and said that if the name of the pharmacy

caught people's  attention, and no matter what name Pharma chose, opening a pharmacy would not prevent him from  clashing with the Pharmacists' Union. Not long after, a middle-aged man who looked like he  came from a wealthy family visited a pharmacy and asked who owned the pharmacy. Pharma finally  replied that he was the owner. After that, he asked about the man's need to visit his pharmacy.  The man then introduced himself as Veron and said he was the Head of the Seinfield Pharmacists'  Union

. Pharma politely introduced himself as the Royal Pharmacist and came from the De Medicis  family. Then Vernon satirized him by saying that the pharmacy could only sell candy because he was  still very young. Ellen, who heard Veron's words, looked very annoyed and seemed ready to fight.  Seeing his teacher's attitude, Pharma tried to calm Ellen and smiled at Veron while answering  if he would sell throat tablets with a substance similar to candy. Pharma, who knows that Veron  doesn't like the bu

ilding of his pharmacy, asks if he should join the guild if he wants to  open a pharmacy. Veron replied that the guild didn't accept members of the nobility, but he  would consider it if Pharma wanted to join. He reasoned that his guild didn't sell expensive  drugs like Pharma would. Pharma denied this and said that he would sell the drug at a low price.  Ellen, fed up with Veron's words, was finally annoyed and told him to be honest if he wanted to  destroy the Pharma store because she was read

y to fight him. Veron reasoned that he had only come  to say hello. Shortly after finishing his words, he left the venue. When at home, Pharma is still  thinking about the person who will take care of the finances at the pharmacy. In the afternoon,  Blanche and the maids are sad because Cedric decided to retire because he wanted to heal his  knee. Actually, Cedric still wanted to work at the house, but his knee condition was no longer  possible. Knowing that he would still want to work if his kn

ees were healthy, Pharma asked him to  work in his pharmacy as an accountant. After that, he asked his father to allow Cedric to work with  him at the pharmacy because Cedric's background was in accounting. Hearing that, Bruno agreed to  his son's request and called Simon to bring a gift to Pharma which turned out to be a chest of gold  as initial capital for building his own pharmacy. After several days, Pharma's pharmacy was finally  inaugurated. Some people who don't like the existence of the

pharmacy say that they just want  to play around by wasting their parents' money to open them. A month after opening the pharmacy,  the results did not meet Pharma's expectations. Ellen said that commoners usually went to  a pharmacy devoted to commoners. Meanwhile, the nobles would usually summon a healer to their  home. Then Pharma began to think about how to lure people to visit his pharmacy. At the same time,  Lotte suddenly came while telling a piece of good news. To find out what the resi

dents thought about  Pharma's pharmacy, she collected a questionnaire she shared when chatting with them. Lotte then  announced the survey results she had conducted to one hundred residents of the Imperial capital.  The first thing that made the citizens hesitant to visit Pharma's pharmacy was the Imperial  crest prominently displayed on the front of the pharmacy, which apparently frightened many  people. Besides that, the residents didn't know how to talk to nobles for fear of being scolded by 

them. Then some said they didn't have the proper clothes to come to the noble's shop, even  though Pharma didn't care about that. Then, the guard at the door turned out to be quite  scary and scared the residents, and lastly, they didn't feel confident about buying medicine at a  pharmacy because the owner was a ten-year-old boy. Soon after, Cedric suggests displaying drug prices  and inspection fees specifically at the front of the store. But Lotte said that some residents  can't read, so they

have to think again about ways to attract customers and improve service.  An old man named James, the first customer at the Pharmacy, came back to visit the pharmacy  and bought three sea candies. James, who has been to the pharmacy several times, makes Pharma  curious and wonders if he is a sailor because he always buys sea candy which functions to prevent  scabies and contains vitamin C needed by sailors. Hearing this question, James did not answer and  instead left, saying he had an appointm

ent with someone else. Not long after, Pharma came out  of the pharmacy and accidentally saw James, who was together talking with several people. Pharma  was surprised by the appearance of his parents, who disguised themselves wearing masks because  they wanted to visit his pharmacy in person. Bruno then asked permission to look around the pharmacy,  and Pharma enthusiastically accompanied and explained to his parents. On the first floor is an  area for selling medicines, a room for dispensing m

edicines, and a waiting room for customers. Then,  the second floor is a treatment and rest room for patients with four beds and one isolation room  with bathroom facilities. On the third floor, there is an employee room to rest equipped with  a kitchen. While the fourth floor is used for the laboratory, where Pharma develops drugs. Bruno  commented that the pharmacy was quite good and asked about the customers because he did not see  any nobles, merchants, or commoners coming. Pharma said frank

ly that they were thinking of ways to  attract consumers so that they feel comfortable buying drugs there. Then Beatrice suggests that  Pharma sell cosmetics to nobles. If the cosmetics were well-known among the nobility and could be  purchased at a relatively low price, commoners would also wear them. Hearing his mother's advice,  Pharma asked what cosmetics the nobles usually used. Beatrice replied that she had always been  interested in using cosmetic products that could beautify the skin wit

h a fragrant and long-lasting  scent. Bruno then suggested that Pharma not sell bleaching powder because it contains dangerous  metals such as white lead and mercuric chloride, and can be inhaled through the mouth and nose, so  people must be very careful when using it. In the middle of their conversation, a man came to the  pharmacy and told them that a noble girl named Chloe had suddenly fainted. Hearing this, Pharma  rushed to check it out. Arriving at the place, Pharma told Chloe's maid that

he was the palace  pharmacist and was finally allowed to enter the horse carriage, where she was resting. With his  divine eyes, Pharma could tell that Chloe was not suffering from any illness and that her current  condition was caused by several cuts on her arm, which had started to become infected. Finally,  Pharma told her maid that Chloe did not suffer from any illness but was just weak because she had  just done the bloodletting method. Hearing that, Chloe couldn't believe it because a tru

sted healer  had done it. Pharma again explained that if she was bleeding even though she was not suffering  from a disease with a large number of incisions, of course, this could cause an infection. Arriving  at the pharmacy, Chloe, the daughter of the Marquis de Chatillon, a well-known businessman  in the capital, frankly said that she had been rejected by the man she liked because he said he  liked white girls. Chloe thought the man would say he likes her when her skin is whiter, so she  is d

etermined to do the bloodletting method. Pharma tells her that excessive bleeding can be  life-threatening. He gave syrup to recover from anemia and medicine for the infection while  explaining that the medicine should be taken three times a day, namely morning, afternoon,  and evening. Not to forget, Pharma advised Chloe to stop using whitening powder because  it could endanger her health. While crying, she replied that she couldn't do it because she  always wanted to look beautiful in front of

the man she liked. Then Lotte suggested Pharma do  something for Chloe, and finally, he remembered a powder foundation that can whiten the skin and  has a safe ingredient. He said he would help Chloe and asked her to visit the pharmacy in one week.  A few days later, Pharma surprised everyone in the pharmacy because his face was so white. He turns  out to be testing a powder he made for Chloe. The cosmetics that he makes are safe for health. It  does not contain lead or mercury compounds becaus

e it was made from natural ingredients and are good  for the skin. Curious, Ellen asked about lead and mercury. Pharma explained that the whitening  powder currently available contains lead and mercury, which are very harmful to the body. If  the two ingredients are too absorbed by the body, it can damage the nerve tissue or kidneys. Then  Pharma plans to inform the Queen about the dangers of such cosmetics. One week later, Chloe returned  to the pharmacy to get her cosmetics. Pharma asked her t

o wash her face first, then apply moisturizer  and whitening powder. At first, Chloe was a bit surprised because the powder wasn't the powder  she used to use. Pharma then explained that he deliberately made it like a cream so that it was  easy to apply to the skin, which could prevent sunburn. The content of titanium oxide in the  cream can reflect UV rays. After applying the cream, Ellen helped Chloe apply the loose powder,  and she was amazed because the loose powder made her face glisten. Ph

arma made the powder so that  the wearer's face looked white and glistening like snow in the morning sun. Fortunately, Chloe  really liked the product. Not only that, Pharma recommends that she clean her face, which has been  using makeup all day, with a makeup remover that contains ingredients to nourish the skin. If  she regularly uses it, her skin can be whiter, even when she doesn't apply powder. Chloe, who was  very satisfied with all the products provided by Pharma, then thanked him. A few

days later, Pharma  began promoting its cosmetics to the public. Lotte brought a basket of his cosmetics and started  promoting them to people. She confirmed that the latest cosmetics were very popular among the  nobility and explained that these cosmetics were skincare products that could whiten and nourish  the skin at affordable prices. Some women became interested in these cosmetics and bought them.  Not only that, in the cosmetic packages sold by Pharma, there are picture guides that are e

asy to  understand, so those who cannot read can use them. After Pharma's cosmetic sales were very successful  and well-known among the public, eventually, many people started buying medicines and cosmetics  at Pharma's Otherworldly Pharmacy because it provided products frequently used by nobles  at relatively low prices. In fact, because of the large number of buyers who come, Chloe often  doesn't get her cosmetics because these products have sold out. Pharma apologized and stated that  their p

roduction could not keep up with the number of requests. Chloe then suggested Pharma set up an  independent subsidiary for cosmetics. She said she is willing to finance setting up the company and  recruiting pharmacists, but the company remains Pharma's property. It turned out that Cedric was  willing to help the administration to establish his subsidiary. Hearing that explanation, Pharma  finally agreed. After a few days had passed, the Second Branch of the Otherworldly Pharmacy named  Medique,

which specialized in producing cosmetics, had been formed, which surprised Pharma quite a  bit as the process was extremely fast. Chloe has even recruited the best, most experienced, and  medically knowledgeable female pharmacists whose contracts ended because they had to give birth. It  turned out that the female pharmacists were unable to work again after giving birth, so they felt  honored to be able to return to work. One day, the de Medicis family decided to go to Mershire,  the territory

that the Queen had given to Bruno and Pharma for successfully curing her. Mershire  was a famous trading port used as the gateway to the Empire. This place is the largest producer  of herbal plants, which is very important for a pharmacist. Bruno and his men are currently  discussing trade accounting reports for the last five years. One of his men told him  about an East Indian cargo company from the Netherlands Kingdom that was cheating to  avoid collecting taxes. Hearing the report, Bruno inst

ructed his subordinates to discuss  it with the company so that shipping rates were lowered and goods could be delivered more  easily. While the meeting was still going on, Pharma suddenly entered the meeting room to meet  his father. His father's assistant, who saw him, suggested he visit the famous Mershire beach,  which is very beautiful. Hearing this, Pharma said goodbye to go to the beach after his father  told him not to swim in the sea alone. Arriving at the beach, Pharma sees Blanche pla

ying sand with  Lotte. Then they asked him for permission to swim in the sea. However, he forbade them to swim in  the sea because his father had warned him. Hearing this, Blanche begged her brother to allow her to  swim and promised not to swim too far from the beach. Seeing her sister's pitiful expression, he  finally agreed, which made her leave happily. When Pharma was walking on the beach, unexpectedly,  he saw Ellen preparing to swim in the sea. After that, he sits on the beach looking at

Blanche,  which reminds him of his little sister from the past who used to swim in the sea every year.  He remembers the time when his little sister was angry because she couldn't swim in the sea  because of her illness. Suddenly, Pharma snapped out of waves. He rushed to swim after Blanche, who  was dragged farther and farther. But as Blanche was further away, Pharma panicked and screamed,  causing a strange power to emerge from within him. He accidentally creates a dry land in the middle  of t

he ocean to save her. Miraculously, it seemed like the seawater was being held back and formed  a barrier to keep them from drowning. Ellen, who happened to be there after chasing Pharma, seemed  so amazed by Pharma's power. After successfully bringing Blanche to the beach, Pharma, who was  worried for his little sister, saw her condition using his divine eyes. Luckily, Blanche didn't  drink much water. Still amazed, Ellen asked him about this power, but Pharma didn't understand.  He feels guilt

y for allowing Blanche to swim in the sea, but Ellen comforts him, saying he  did a great job saving Blanche. At night, Pharma was pensive because he remembered the time  when he intended to remove the seawater molecules. If he was just a little late, he could eliminate  Blanche and Ellen, who had water molecules in their bodies. He thought it was normal for  people to fear his unreasonable strength. Seeing that Pharma wasn't sleeping, Lotte asked if  he needed anything. Pharma answered that he

didn't need anything and told her to sleep. However, she  found the courage to ask Pharma about the incident on the beach. Pharma then said he wanted Lotte  not to be afraid of him after seeing his holy technique. He apparently saw a very scared Lotte  on the beach after she saw his strength. Lotte, who felt guilty, apologized and said that his holy  technique was extraordinary and bravely helped Blanche, even though she should be helping  Blanche, not him. However, Pharma justified Lotte's acti

ons because he knew Lotte could not  swim. He said he was happy that Lotte was staying on the beach and not endangering herself. Even  though Blanche was his favorite little sister, he had considered Lotte as precious as her family.  Hearing that, Lotte was very touched by his words, and she was grateful because she felt that Pharma  had saved her. In a church, a man named Salomon was seen who was surprised to hear a report  from his colleague who said that there was a boy without a shadow who c

ould erase seawater without  a stick. They learned the news from an orphanage in Mershire that saw what happened. At first,  they didn't take the boy's story seriously until a few days later, an orphanage caretaker went to  the location and found the remains of an unusual sacred technique. After that, Salomon asked one  of his men named Joseph to give an order to all the dioceses in the San Fleuve Empire to look for  the boy without the shadow. He said they should eliminate the boy because he wa

s not human. After  a week's holiday in Mershire, Pharma didn't expect the pharmacy to be busier than before. Shortly  after, he saw two men who looked suspicious, and when he approached them, they just walked away.  Pharma then discussed the two suspicious men with Ellen and the others. She thought that the two  mysterious men might be interested in Pharma while explaining that the white robes the two mysterious  men were wearing looked different from the guilds in town. Ellen added that they l

ooked like priests  from a church outside the Empire. After that, Pharma and the others discussed it with the guards  so they would be more alert, so nothing happened to the customers. The next day, when a guard  was about to open the pharmacy's gate, suddenly, a horse-drawn carriage barged into the pharmacy.  The guard rushed to report this to Bruno, who became furious that a group of people was trying  to disrupt his son's business. Not only that, this can endanger the safety of his family  an

d those around the pharmacy. Bruno intends to report the incident to the Queen because he  has a hunch that they not only intend to destroy Pharma's pharmacy but harm his youngest son. Bruno  then asked Pharma if he suspected anyone because the attack was a declaration of war on the de  Medicis family. Actually, Pharma thought of Veron, the Chief Apothecary, as well as the white-robed  people who had come to the pharmacy a few days ago. However, Pharma did not tell this to his  father because ma

king accusations without evidence is not good. He replied that he would find out.  His father advised Pharma to stay alert because their enemies would not hesitate to use various  methods to destroy the De Medicis family. After that, Pharma rushed to the pharmacy and found  a ravaged pharmacy after the incident. Even so, he was relieved that no one was injured. Cedric  then told Pharma that he had asked Ellen and Lotte to bring some of the medicines to Medique so that  they could still deliver m

edicine to consumers if a customer came that day. James suddenly came to  the pharmacy along with several young men willing to help Pharma clean up the place. James said  that the youths liked the sea candy at Pharma's pharmacy. Knowing that someone is willing to  help him, Pharma is very grateful. Besides that, several residents who live near the pharmacy came  to help him. Not long after, a woman suddenly came to the pharmacy and asked Pharma to check on  her father's condition, who had been u

nconscious for a long time due to the heat. Hearing this,  everyone helping him at the pharmacy ordered him to help the woman. Cedric says the same thing and  assures Pharma that he can keep an eye on everyone working. Soon after, Pharma took his medical  equipment box and rode a horse to the woman's house, which was far from the city. On the way,  the woman pointed to a meadow that forced them to continue their journey on foot. When Pharma  was about to ask again for the direction of the intend

ed location and looked back, it turned out  that the woman had disappeared. Not long after, Pharma was suddenly surrounded by a group of men  wearing white robes led by Salomon. He realized that Salomon and his men may have ordered the  woman to frame him. Salomon then asks about Pharma's identity while confirming that Pharma is  the boy his subordinates mentioned a while ago, then informs him that he and his group are  the inquisitors of the Diocese of Panacteos, the leading religious order of

the San Fleuve  Empire. Pharma then remembered Ellen's words about the Diocese of Panacteos, which had even  more authority in the religious field than the Queen. They determined the Protector Gods and  Sacred Techniques for the newborns and gave them peerages. In addition, there is a group within  the order whose job is eradicating evil spirits and heretical people, such as Salomon and his  group. Salomon accuses Pharma of being an evil spirit disguised as a boy. Pharma denies this  and says th

at he is human. But Salomon didn't believe his words and ordered his men to form a  magic seal Pharma could easily break. Pharma then tries to convince Salomon and his group that he is  not an evil spirit, but they still attack him in every way possible, but he can easily fend off all  of their attacks. Seeing that Pharma's strength exceeds that of an ordinary human, Salomon orders  his men to kill him. At first, Pharma didn't want to fight back, but because the people were  stubborn, he finally

used his strength to make Solomon fall from his horse. Not long after,  God Yakusin suddenly appeared as Pharma, who told them to stop attacking him because he came to  this world not to fight but to use his power to heal others. At the same time, Salomon and company  notice the sacred mark on Pharma's arm, a sacred symbol of a god of limitless power. Salomon and  his group soon realized that the shadowless body and the sacred symbol of the Yakusin god were  proof that Pharma was actually an in

carnation of a god. The appearance of the Yakusin God had made  the men in white robes wake up and knelt in front of Pharma after knowing that the figure before  them was a god. Salomon then confessed his sin because he had presumptuously attacked the god. As  punishment, Salomon was ready to die because the wound from falling from his horse could not be  healed, so sooner or later, he would definitely die. Salomon then asked Pharma for permission to  make amends with his life on the spot. Pharm

a, who has returned to his human form, prevents him  from ending his life, saying that he wants Salomon and his group to live and no longer bother him  and his pharmacy. Pharma explained that he did not want bloodshed because of the incident. He  then uses his divine eye to see Salomon's wound. Due to the incident, Salomon's upper shins cracked  and oozed blood from being hit when he fell from a horse. Seeing that Salomon's injuries were quite  severe, Pharma intended to operate on him before th

e wound became infected and could endanger  his life. Pharma made Salomon take antibiotics to prevent infection, then he injected anesthetic  into the back, cleaned the wound, and cut out the tissue that was no longer working. After that,  Pharma stitched up the wound and covered it with a bandage. Pharma asked Salomon and his group to  keep everything a secret because he didn't want to cause a stir. Then they agree to keep it a secret,  thank Pharma for not punishing them, and save him. Pharma

then said they didn't need to think about  that because as someone who studied pharmacy and medicine, it was normal that he saved many  people's lives. A few months later, Ellen tells Pharma that a newly appointed Head Pastor came  to the pharmacy, and it turned out to be Salomon, who wanted to thank Pharma and give him a present.  Salomon then told Pharma that he had sent a report to the leadership of the Diocese of Panactheos  that there was no sign of straying in San Leuve and that there had

never been a boy without  a shadow. Hearing that, Pharma thanked Salomon and was greatly relieved that now no one had suspected  him anymore. Salomon said that he had come to apologize and thank Pharma and wanted to give him  a stick. The stick is one of the treasures of the Diocese of Panacteos, which is called the God of  Pharmacy's staff. Besides being able to help the user fight, the stick can be used to diagnose and  become a medium for healing. When Pharma held the stick that Salomon had g

iven him, the stick gave  off a light, indicating that the God of Pharmacy's staff had acknowledged Pharma. Seeing that Ellen  was fascinated by the stick, Pharma asked Ellen to hold the stick. However, Ellen couldn't touch  the stick at all. Salomon told him that the God of Pharmacy's wand was not from this world, and  only the incarnation of the God of Pharmacy could use it. That's why the stick can not be touched by  human hands. Even Pharma was still amazed that the Pharmaceutical God's scep

ter could float after he  infused divine power into it. On the other hand, it turns out that the perpetrator who crashed the  horse-drawn carriage into the pharmacy is still a mystery because Salomon never asked anyone to  do this. Before Salomon could take his leave, he handed Pharma another round shape. Salomon  explains it is a divine suppression charm that he can use to cover up his disorder so that  Pharma can have a shadow when walking in the sun. Pharma looked happy to have it because he

had  always wanted to walk with his little sister and Lotte during the day. While Pharma is waiting for  his younger sister and Lotte to finish shopping, he plans to add new employees as his pharmacy  becomes increasingly crowded daily. Unfortunately, he found it difficult to find noble pharmacists,  whereas the experienced commoner pharmacists had already been registered with the Apothecary's  Guild making it impossible to recruit them. Not far from where Pharma was waiting, there was  a pharma

cy. He saw a pharmacist explaining to a female customer that the pharmacy did not sell  the same medicines as the Otherworldly Pharmacy. The woman found it difficult to get medicine  at the pharmacy because it was always busy. Not long after, the pharmacy manager named  Pierre explained that they couldn't sell medicines like those the Other World Pharmacy  sold because the Pharmacists' Union had not given permission to sell them. Since there was only  one Apothecary's Guild in the city that issu

ed licenses for selling commoner's medicine, the  commoner's pharmacists couldn't do much, and he couldn't oppose the policies of the Apothecary's  Guild Veron chaired. Hearing this, Pharma told Ellen that he wanted to form a Medicine Mixing  Guild so that commoners' pharmacies could sell their pharmacies' newly concocted medicines.  Ellen answered that currently, the Other World Pharmacy already has a subsidiary, namely Medique,  which means that he has met the requirements for forming a Pharma

cist's Union under regulations.  Once the Guild is formed, other pharmacies can later join their guild and sell the medicines  they concoct. Ellen hopes that the Pharmacists' Union documents that Pharma will submit can be  approved so that visitors at the Other World Pharmacy can be reduced and the workload of the  employees will be lighter. A few days later, Veron was visibly irritated that the Otherworldly  Pharmacy had grown and become increasingly crowded with people. In front of his members

, he said  it couldn't continue because the medicine in the Otherworldly Pharmacy was too cheap; even the  poor could afford it. Vernon chimed in and said that it was possible that the Pharma apothecary  used sacred techniques or used the money from his father, who was a world-renowned Royal Pharmacist,  and from the Queen. Hearing Veron's complaints, Fredd, who was in the room, judged that Veron was  the mastermind behind the horse-drawn carriage incident that broke into the Other World Pharmac

y.  He asked Sam, a fellow member of the Union next to him, and Sam said yes. Sam added that Veron was  angry before the pharmacy was officially opened. Then, in front of the forum, Veron said that the  Otherworldly Pharmacy's pharmacy was a source of trouble for them, so they should be able to  get rid of it. Because of that, he forbade all members of his guild from approaching the  Otherworldly Pharmacy. If someone violates it, he will be expelled from the union, and his business  license will

be confiscated. During the day, it was seen that Pierre took his daughter to Doctor  Donald. Pharma, who happened to be passing by, informed him that the clinic was closed until next  week and asked about Mary's condition, which was being held by him. Pierre accidentally saw the  Royal Pharmacist's badge and looked away from Pharma. Realizing this, he introduces himself as  the pharmacist from the Otherworldly Pharmacy and offers to check on Mary. At first, Pierre refused,  but after seeing Mar

y's alarming condition, he finally nodded slowly. After that, Lotte rushed  over to prepare the inspection site. Arriving at the pharmacy, Pharma led Pierre through the  pharmacy's back door. In the examination room, Pharma, wearing his mask, asked Pierre to put  Mary on the bed. After that, he asked Pierre to wear a mask. Pierre was confused and asked  about the items that Pharma gave him. Calmly, he explained that the item was a mask to protect  people from contracting a disease. Pierre then c

himed in by asking whether masks are the same as  items for an antidote to disease. Hearing that, Pharma only replied that masks had such a  function. As it turns out, another reason Pharma brought him in through the back door was  to keep other customers from getting it. Mary's examination began when Pharma asked Pierre several  questions about her condition. Pharma then said that Mary had a high fever, was dehydrated, and  was weak. He asked whether Mary had any seizures at night or not. Pierr

e, admiring Pharma's  thoroughness while examining his daughter, came to his senses and replied that Mary had had  a seizure for about two to three minutes. Next, he weighed her by calculating the difference between  the weight of Pierre, who was carrying Mary, and his weight. Pharma explained that Mary's weight  would help her determine the right dosage of the drug because if the dose was not correct, the  medicine would not be effective or could have side effects. When Pharma checked Mary's te

mperature,  Pierre paused and realized that common folk pharmacist like his guild usually determined  the dosage for young children by giving half the adult dose. Shortly after his daydream, Pierre  was surprised to see Pharma using his divine eye to diagnose Mary, then he informed Mary that there  was no abnormality in her brain. Pierre, who was curious, asked whether what Pharma was doing was  a holy technique or not. He only answered briefly in the affirmative and told Pierre that Mary only 

had a common cold that was bad enough. Pierre was surprised because she had a fever to the point of  convulsions and foaming at the mouth and thought she was possessed by an evil spirit. Pharma shook  his head. He explained that the severe fever was caused by the influenza virus attacking Mary's  body. Since she had only been showing symptoms for a day, Pharma gave her a medicine she had to  inhale through her nose because it would not work very well if she swallowed it. By inhaling, the  drug w

ill directly lead to the respiratory tract, where the pathogen develops. Pharma continued  his explanation and said that the fever in Mary's body was caused because her body was eliminating  the pathogens of the disease. However, constant fever is bad because it will drain her energy,  so Pharma provides a fever-reducing drug, namely paracetamol. At night, Pierre is amazed that  the medicine from Pharma will work so quickly, and he thanks Pharma for helping him. He provides  medicine for five da

ys because the pharmacy is closed. He added that if Mary's condition  worsened, she asked Pierre not to hesitate to tell the pharmacy's gatekeeper because Pharma would be  willing to check on her even if it was at night. Then Pharma added that he wanted to help people  seeking medical help at night. Pierre asked the total fee he had to pay and said he promised to  pay it later. Pharma replied that Pierre only had to pay for one loaf, which surprised him because  it was so cheap. Pharma was frank

if he gave a low price so it would be easier for children to get  tested. After Pierre walked out of the pharmacy gates, he finally understood why the Guild  couldn't compete with him. At Pierre's house, his wife came and asked about their daughter's  condition, who had fallen asleep. Upon learning that the potent drug was from an aristocrat's  pharmacy, she was shocked that this was against the rules of the Society. But he had no other  choice. If he had not been helped by Pharma, Mary might n

ot have survived. Pierre said the  pharmacy was extraordinary because the owner had extensive knowledge and was very friendly to  patients. That's the real pharmacist. Pierre is a pharmacist and has experience and confidence  in his knowledge. But when compared to Pharma, a commoner like Pierre couldn't use sacred  techniques and didn't have access to a wealth of medicinal knowledge. He wished that Pharma  knowledge could be shared with him. However, his wife worries about her husband's fate if

he  opposes the Pharmacist Union. Seeing that her husband looked troubled, she tried to calm him  down, saying that there was nothing wrong with Pierre obeying the Union like now because Mary  was still small, so they had to avoid things that would threaten their survival. They remembered  the debt from opening the shop, making his wife very sad. The next day at the Union meeting,  Veron is still disillusioned by the drop in sales at all stores. They talked about Pharma's  pharmacy, which has op

ened a cosmetic shop branch and is preparing to add a third branch. It turns  out that Pierre's wife has been secretly buying Pharma's cosmetics recently. Because of that,  Pierre has punished her. One member of the Union said that cosmetics were so famous that female  customers were very interested in these cosmetic products. It wasn't just the female customers.  The newly appointed Head Priest was reported to have visited the Otherworldly Pharmacy. On the  other hand, Pierre, who heard the con

versation, was silent. Seeing Pierre, who looked silent,  Veron asked his opinion about the Otherworldly Pharmacy. Moreover that Pierre's pharmacy was the  pharmacy that suffered the most because it was very close to the Otherworldly Pharmacy. Finally,  Pierre asked everyone in the room if anyone had ever been to Pharma's Pharmacy and seen their  medicines. Of course, everyone said they didn't want to go there because it was their rival.  Pierre suggested they visit him as he had done to find ou

t why customers were reluctant to return to  their pharmacies. Then Veron was very surprised to hear this confession because one of his members  had already been to Pharma's pharmacy. Pierre explained that the pharmacy owner had helped cure  his daughter. He told Veron that the Otherworldly Pharmacy did not discriminate against commoners or  nobles, rich or poor. They all received the same treatment and proper medicines. Upon hearing that,  Veron became annoyed and said that even though the phar

macy owner's knowledge was very extensive, it  didn't mean that his method was correct because Pharma used the Queen's authority to set prices  arbitrarily and cheat their way of doing business. Veron confirmed that it was just a ploy by the  nobles who always looked down on the commoners. A few years ago, Veron looked sad when he had to  lose his daughter because his holy technique had a limit. When he wanted to ask the aristocrats  for help, they raised the price of the precious medicine to be

very expensive. Because none of the  nobles wanted to save his daughter, in the end, Veron had to watch his daughter die. Soon after,  an enraged Vernon says that the common people's healthcare infrastructure will be destroyed if  the Otherworldly Pharmacy is allowed to operate. Therefore, they had to get rid of the pharmacy.  However, Pierre persisted with the thought that they should not get rid of the Otherworldly  Pharmacy but instead learn from it. Vernon, who heard this, was getting angry

because Pierre said  that. Pierre again said that if they were selling drugs whose efficacy was unclear, it would be the  same as deceiving customers. According to him, it is a disgrace for pharmacists. However,  Veron seemed to have lost his temper when Pierre explained the special features of Pharma's  pharmacy and told him to leave the Guild if Pierre wanted it. The next day, Pierre sat sadly in front  of his ravaged pharmacy. Just then, Pharma passed by the store. Seeing him sitting in fron

t of his  pharmacy, Pharma realized that Pierre was the pharmacy's owner and asked what had happened.  Pierre explained that he was no longer the pharmacy owner after he told the Pharmacist Union  how to examine Mary. Because of that, the drugs and business permits were confiscated. Feeling  guilty, Pharma then apologizes because Pierre's pharmacy has been destroyed. Pierre said there  was no need for Pharma to apologize. Instead, he was impressed with Pharma's medicine and  pharmacy that he wan

ted to change. However, the Union kicked him out, so he couldn't do business  in his country. Pierre thought of moving to another country and starting from scratch because  it was his only path. Pharma asked if Pierre could do business again if he joined another Guild.  Pierre agreed, but he said that the Guild for Pharmacists in this country was just the Pharmacy  Guild of commoners, so they should join the Guild to do business. Pharma, which already has a new  guild called the Medicine Compoun

ding Guild, finally tells Pierre and invites him to join his  guild, which sells new medicines. Hearing that, he was happy and willing to join. Time passed, and  Pierre finally had his shop back, and that day was the opening of his shop. He was a little worried  whether any customers would come to his shop because his shop was not the Otherworldly Pharmacy  that Pharma managed. However, after his daughter encouraged him, Pierre decided to open his new  pharmacy. Unexpectedly, many people were wa

iting outside the pharmacy because they discovered  that it was the first pharmacy to partner with the Other World Pharmacy, where all the medicines  sold were the same. Seeing the customers lining up in front of his pharmacy, Pierre burst into  tears. The scene then switches to the past, which shows a genius man named Camus undergoing  trial. The judges at the trial had no idea that Camus, who had created many medical innovations,  had conducted such horrific experiments. Bruno, who was still y

oung at the time, did not expect  Camus to tell him that he did not understand that no matter how much medicine he invented,  humans would still die. But no matter how many humans die, they will give birth to new humans.  At that time, Camus was punished for repeatedly carrying out horrific experiments on humans. In  the present, Bruno opened his eyes and realized it was a dream. After breakfast, Pharma saw something  different about his father and asked about his condition. Briefly, Bruno repli

ed that he was fine  and was just thinking of something. Moments later, Simon arrives with a letter from Palle.  Knowing it was a letter from her eldest son, Beatrice was enthusiastic and thought Palle  would be home soon. However, the letter's contents apparently reported that he had decided  to postpone his return. Then Blanche asked if her eldest brother was very busy. Pharma, who heard  his younger sister's question, replied that Palle might be busy studying to finish college.  Bruno then as

ks Pharma to come into his room, where he tells Pharma that next month there will  be St Fleuve's Fair, the biggest trading event which will be held once a year for one month, and  merchants from all over the world will gather in the Imperial capital. Because of that, he reminded  Pharma to be more careful about a strange epidemic troubling Vante Island, a neighboring colony of  the Netherlands. Based on a letter from Palle, at least a thousand people have died from this  deadly disease. Hearing

that, Pharma was surprised and asked if it was an endemic disease or maybe it  came from poison. Unfortunately, Bruno himself did not know the details. The best research team from  the Novart Leuve Academy had brought their samples for study, but instead, two of the researchers  were infected and became victims because of the high transmission rate. Bruno again explained that  the epidemic would only end after all the colonies died. However, there will be a Dutch merchant ship  carrying goods f

rom the island for the fair later, which means there is likely to be contaminated  cargo coming to the Imperial capital through the Port of Mershire, a territory of the de Medicis  family. Pharma then proceeded to ask about the remains of the researchers or their surviving  samples for further investigation. Bruno re-read the contents of Palle's letter, which informed  him that the sacred fire technique had destroyed all the bodies and samples. All samples of his  corpse had turned to ashes and

left nothing. Pharma thinks that viruses and bacteria are weak  against heat. But the actions that had been taken showed that even the highest authorities  in the world considered the situation to be out of control because the development of this  disease was clearly not normal. In his letter, Palle told how a researcher suddenly experienced  a high fever followed by headaches and vomiting after researching disease samples. On his neck  and armpits appeared lumps. After that, he fell into a coma

and died on the seventh day after  the appearance of the first symptoms. Meanwhile, another researcher experienced a critical  condition faster, and his skin turned pitch black before dying. After the death of the two  researchers, their laboratory was sealed, and visits to the island were banned. Bruno then tells  Pharma that Novart Leuve University has an unknown revolutionary device, a microscope that Pharma  has built. Because there may have been a sample sketch of the disease, he finally a

sked his father  to ask for the sketch. Meanwhile, in the palace, it appeared that a minister reported to the Queen  about the reduction in the death rate due to disease in the Imperial capital by twenty percent.  This is thanks to the performance of the Other World Pharmacy and the Drug Composer Union, whose  partners continue to grow. Apart from that, they have safer cosmetics and carry out regular health  outreach to increase citizen awareness to prevent disease. Several ministers expressed t

hat the  performance of the Otherworldly Pharmacy was truly astonishing, while another minister argued that  if the achievements were in every region, then the Empire's prosperity would be unshakable. Hearing  that, the Queen ridiculed the minister because, at first, he was one of the ministers who rejected  the Otherworldly Pharmacy because it was run by the young boy, but now he was praising Pharma  instead. With Pharma's outstanding performance, the Queen considered awarding him the Archduke 

title. However, a female minister who was there informed her that Pharma was underage, whereas  the Empire's own regulations forbade minors from receiving it. Finally, the Queen postponed  conferring the title of Archduke to Pharma until he had met the regulatory requirements. She  suspected that Pharma possessed abilities beyond those of ordinary humans, so she would help him  more easily access all the facilities that would assist him. The Queen wished that the Empire's  prosperity could last

forever. The next day, Pharma told Ellen about a deadly disease that  could threaten the safety of the residents. In fact, the fair will be held in two weeks, so they  can no longer stop cargo from the Netherlands. While they were still discussing how to deal with  this, Lotte suddenly came with a letter from Palle for Pharma. After looking at the sketches of the  disease his brother sent him, Pharma soon realized that the deadly disease was the Black Death.  At noon, Ellen sent her disciples t

o Mershire to give Pharma instructions to Governor Adam. She  told him to prepare all the necessities to build a quarantine place in Mershire. Then Pharma advised  them to be careful when inspecting cargo from the Netherlands. If a crew member is infected,  the crew member must be isolated. Soon after, Ellen and Pharma meet with Bruno to discuss the  mysterious pathogen. Judging from the symptoms of blackened skin, swollen lymph nodes, and the  appearance of bacteria in the sketch, Pharma conclu

ded that the plague was the Black Death.  Bruno agreed with his son even though he had only read about it in literature. He realized that the  Black Death occurred about two hundred years ago and was deadly. The black plague, or PES plague,  is a deadly disease transmitted by rodent fleas. On earth, this plague has occurred many times.  Even in the fourteenth century, the plague reduced the population of Europe by half. The death  rate from PES outbreaks alone reaches fifty to seventy percent, w

hereas if the pathogen has  caused pneumonia, it is certain that the patient will die. Pharma thought that the disease was  a disease that could be the worst nightmare in human history because it could recur even though  it had been eradicated. Bruno then tells about a ship that had been docked at Vante Island, which  was going to the Imperial capital. Pharma said that he had instructed Governor Adam to build a  quarantine area at Mershire Harbour. Soon after, Ellen's students, who could teach h

ow to check  for the plague, were sent to Mershire to begin the quarantine plan. Seeing his father looking  desperate, Pharma assured him that they would be able to save people because he had prepared  a drug called levofloxacin. This antibiotic was quite effective against the bacteria that caused  the Black Death. For now, only Pharma can make it, but he has asked partner pharmacies to prepare  the needed doses. Their first mission is to prevent anyone from getting infected. However,  because p

reventing disease outbreaks is not easy, Bruno goes to the palace with Ellen and Pharma.  After listening to their explanation, the Empress instructed to partially close the gates leading  to the Imperial capital and tighten security on trade routes by setting up checkpoints. Shortly  after, Pharma begged the Queen for checkpoints to be set up in strategic locations. He added that  the pharmacists from the Drug Composers Union were ready to cooperate. Besides that, because the  black plague was

transmitted to humans through fleas from rats, they had to cut the transmission  route by asking residents to exterminate rats and get rid of fleas by cleaning their clothes  by boiling them. Then the Queen said she would announce all these suggestions and ask her  ministers to prepare everything. Elsewhere, Pharma is teaching Pierre about compound microscopy,  which can reduce the risk of samples coming into contact with the eyes or mouth of the researcher.  Afterward, Pharma asked Pierre about

preparing his new drug. Then he said that there were no problems  with the preparation. The refined ingredients from Pharma have been made sufficient for a thousand  patients. The quarantine post has also received the drug. It is said that if someone is infected,  the drug will be given for free. Shortly after, Pharma reminded that if the bacteria infects the  lungs, the transmission can be through the mouth, and the droplets will spread faster. Because of  that, he asked Pierre to give medicin

e to anyone who needed it. On the other hand, the Queen asked  the Minister of Finance about the preparations for the Fair of St. Fleuve. The minister replied that  the preparations were going well and there were no problems. He said the businessmen of the Imperial  Trade Union had already prepared their wares, and merchants from overseas kept coming.  Meanwhile, Salomon had gathered his members, who were possessors of the holy wind technique,  to increase security with purification magic. Then

the Queen requested that the Fair of  St. Fleuve put security first and still be held despite risking the Empire's dignity.  Meanwhile, Pharma and Ellen were preparing to leave for Mershire City. At the same time, Camus  was seen, covered in a black aura, walking past several unconscious people and saw several rats  crawling at his feet. Not long after, Pharma and Ellen had finally reached Mershire Harbour. He  asked Ellen to inspect all ships before the Fair started. Shortly after, Ellen's stud

ents greeted  them and reported that all ships from overseas had been inspected according to Pharma's directions.  They then provided a list of items on board and the results of the crew's health checks. After  that, the ships that have passed the inspection, the goods will be purified by the holy wind  technique before being lowered. If someone is tested negative but is suspected of being exposed,  they will be directed to the isolation room. Using a small boat, Pharma and Ellen inspected the s

hip  that was about to dock at the port. They checked the crew members one by one to make sure they were  not exposed to the disease. A ship captain they met seemed impatient and angry because he wanted  to get permission to unload the goods. Pharma apologized and informed him that the inspection  was carried out to prevent the transmission of dangerous disease outbreaks. After carrying out  the inspection, he asked the ship's captain to submit the inspection results to the officers at  the chec

kpoint. He submitted prescriptions for some of the ship's crew members who showed early  symptoms of the deadly disease. Pharma told them to take the vitamins provided at the Mershire  Port quarantine post. Soon after, Pharma and Ellen continued their inspection of other ships  and were surprised by a ship captain, who was annoyed because he had been waiting for so long  and wanted to unload his belongings. On the other hand, another ship's captain looked angry and  asked Pharma to inspect his s

hip first. The two captains of the ship were arguing with each other  from their respective boats. They get annoyed when they have to obey Pharma, who they think  was just a kid, and protest because they fear that the merchandise they carry will actually be  damaged and cause them losses. During the protest, suddenly, a gunshot was heard coming from the Red  Fleet ship St. Fleuve. Then the captain of the Red Fleet ship warned the captains that all ships  that had entered the St. Fleuve Empire ha

rbor area had to follow the rules. Shortly after, Pharma and  Ellen realize that the captain of the Red Fleet is their customer, James. James then continued that  Pharma was the Royal Pharmacist as well as the son of the Lord of Mershire, who directly conducted  inspections in that country. James said he would not hesitate to fire cannons at the ship if  anyone dared to protest. The ships' captains who received their warnings became afraid and finally  apologized. Pharma, who had boarded the Red

Fleet, thanked James. James commented that he and his  crew would help Pharma so that the inspection process at the port would run smoothly. During  the day at the checkpoint, Ellen tells Pharma that she thought the Black Death only existed in  legendary books and is grateful for his presence. Not long after, Governor Adam suddenly came and  told him that many residents of Elstark Village were dying after experiencing a high fever. The  village is a small fishing village to the west, which is u

sed as an illegal passage by ships from  overseas wishing to enter Mershire without having to follow time-consuming inspection procedures.  Hearing that, Ellen was surprised. Then she asked where the people who had entered illegally were.  Unfortunately, Adam did not know because they had already left the village. Meanwhile, the situation  in the village looked worrisome. At first, some people had a fever, which was considered  a common disease. But after many people died, the disease spread rap

idly. In the end, Pharma  decided to go to the village alone. Dressed in a protective suit, Pharma rushed outside to head  to the village. Seeing this, Ellen went after him because she was worried about him. She says that  only Pharma can accurately diagnose the Black Death and inspect the port. Then Pharma assured  her that she could also conduct inspections because the port was equipped with medical  facilities, medicines, and experienced medical personnel. After saying that, Pharma mounted hi

s  staff and hurried off to Elstark Village. On the way, Pharma thought that the most likely source of  infection was a rat hiding in the cargo. However, it is now difficult to identify it because  it has happened. He wonders where the ship carrying the people has gone because he has to  purify the ship and save the crew. Otherwise, the crew's lives will not be saved. While Pharma  was preoccupied with his thoughts, he accidentally crashed into a tree, but surprisingly, he and  the staff could p

enetrate it just like that. Not wanting the incident to happen again, Pharma  focused on flying more safely and faster so he could reach the village before the death toll  from the disease increased. From above, Pharma saw several villagers rushing away because they feared  that they could all be killed by evil spirits if they stayed in the village. Soon after, they land  in front of the villagers and tell them to return to the village. However, the residents insisted  on leaving the village bec

ause many people had died there. The residents who thought that Pharma  was an evil spirit that had cursed their village then prepared to attack him with the weapons they  had. Shortly after, Pharma tries to persuade the villagers that they will not survive if the source  of the disease is not removed, even if they leave the village. However, as the villagers persisted  in his stance, Pharma finally stamped his staff on the ground and sealed the village with ice to  prevent the disease from spre

ading. After that, Pharma introduced himself as a pharmacist from the  Imperial capital who had come to save the citizens from a deadly disease called the Black Death. The  citizens who saw a badge on his clothes finally realized the boy standing in front of them was the  Palace Pharmacist who managed to heal the Queen. To convince the residents, Pharma informed them  that he had brought medicine to cure the residents who were suffering from this deadly disease.  Upon hearing that, the residents

finally agreed to return to the village and fight together to  suppress the spread of this deadly disease. Before administering treatment and quarantine to people  exposed to the deadly disease, Pharma explained to the residents that he would separate the village  into three areas, namely an area for residents who experienced severe symptoms, an area for residents  who were exposed but still had mild symptoms, and area for residents who are not exposed  to the disease. This was done to facilita

te the selection of patients to be treated first and  to prevent the spread of the disease. Meanwhile, the Red Fleet notices a suspicious ship sailing  away from its designated route. Then James assumed that the ship was a smuggler's ship. Soon after,  a crew member assigned to see the smuggling ship through binoculars suddenly screamed because he  saw that everyone on board had died. Knowing this, one of the crew members asked whether they  needed to investigate the ship or not. However, James

rejected the idea because the ship could  be threatened and contract the disease. Then he decided to sink the smuggler's ship because, most  likely, no one was left alive on the ship. The decision to sink the ship had to be made because  the smuggler's ship was carrying a plague that was more dangerous than pirates. James was again  instructed to sink the ship completely so that no part drifted ashore. In the village of Elstark,  the first drug distribution has been completed, and it looks like

everyone is happy. Currently,  residents who have not received medication have severe symptoms, and Pharma plans to come  to the area tomorrow. The following day, several Pharmacists from the village wanted to  accompany Pharma to the treatment center for people with severe symptoms. But he refused and  said that health workers must prioritize their own safety. He reassured them that he had put  on a protective suit and asked the pharmacists to remain there to treat other residents whose  condit

ion was not too critical. Not long after that, Pharma arrived at the location of  the patients in critical condition who had previously been quarantined. The scene then  switches and shows two men named Jack and Ed, who are seen discussing that they don't have  enough energy and time to do their job at a pharmacy school. Jack then had an idea for them  to ask the Principal to add more employees. At the same time, Professor Kasper overheard the  conversation and offered to help them. However, Jac

k emphatically replied that they did not need  her help and left her alone. On the other hand, Professor Kasper looked sad after being ignored  by the two men she wanted to help. Sometime later, Professor Kasper was reading a book using  special glasses in her room. Not long after, a girl came to see her. She seemed to know that  Professor Kasper was rudely rejected after trying to help two boys, so she went to Professor Kasper  to ask how she was. Professor Kasper then said she would turn sixty

next year and felt that it was  normal that people would not want to be helped by a retiring old woman. Professor Kasper added  that her specialty is a taxonomy of fungi and microorganisms, a field not related to compounding  drugs. The girl then told Professor Kasper that she had helped a lot in research and drug  development. In the middle of the conversation, someone told her that the Headmaster had summoned  Professor Kasper to his room. Then she suddenly thought about whether she will be r

etiring soon.  In Elstark Village, Pharma enters a building where people who have been stricken with a deadly  disease and have severe symptoms have gathered. A medic wearing a head covering suddenly appears and  bans him from entering because he thinks Pharma is an ordinary boy. However, another medical officer  told him Pharma was not an ordinary little boy. The officer approached Pharma and said it was an  honor for him to be able to meet Pharma again, and surprisingly, he turned out to be on

e of Salomon's  men. Shortly after, Pharma explained that his purpose in coming there was to treat patients, so  he was invited in by the medical staff. Pharma, who saw the number of patients in that place, had  a hard time detecting which people were infected and which were not. He thought he could not cure  them with his knowledge and the drug he concocted, levofloxacin. However, he kept pushing  himself and tried his best. After that, Pharma instructed medics to administer the drug  to all pa

tients. Meanwhile, he would examine each patient using his divine eye and found twelve  patients had contracted the Black Death, while two others had not, and one had died. To treat  the twelve infected patients, Pharma administered the drug levofloxacin and found that most of the  infections that had spread in the patients' bodies had disappeared, so their chances of recovery  were quite high. Not only that, Pharma informed the medics that one patient had a fever due to the  flu, not caused by

the Black Death. After taking medicine and changing clothes, the patient is  allowed to leave the quarantine area and is asked to follow the directions of the village pharmacist  in an area that is not infected. However, the patient could only leave the quarantine area  after completing a period of isolation for several days. On the other hand, Pharma used his sacred  technique to increase the effectiveness of his medicine. With many patients in the area, Pharma  realized that he still lacked me

dical personnel to continue treatment. As he looked at the church  where the plague patients were treated through the window, Pharma felt that it was beyond the  capabilities of ordinary pharmacists and medicine. Though, as time passed, the Black Death drew  closer to the Imperial capital. A moment later, the medics informed Pharma that the drug  distribution to the patients had finished, and they asked what else they could do to help  him. Pharma suddenly remembered the ship's crew carrying the

black plague heading to the Imperial  Capital. He asked them to find the crew, burn the cargo, and give medicine to those infected. While  Pharma himself will follow after he treats the patients there. Switching back to the pharmacy  school, Professor Kasper is seen meeting Bruno, who turns out to be the Principal of the  pharmacy school. It turned out that Bruno called her to discuss her research. However, she  thought that Bruno would end her research sooner, so she begged him so she could fi

nish her research  first before retiring. Hearing this, Bruno denied it because that was not what he wanted to talk  about. He didn't plan to fire Professor Kasper, but he wanted to give her an important job to  save the world. Hearing that, Professor Kasper was shocked and felt that she could not save the  world. However, Bruno explained that this work was included in her area of ??expertise. Then he  asks her to find a new microorganism and extract a substance that can be used as a medicine to

cure  the black plague and other infectious diseases. While looking at Bruno's paper, Professor Kasper  wonders who wrote about these microorganisms in detail. She was even more surprised because  there was an inscription on actinobacteria, the microorganism requested by Bruno, which  turned out to have been developed many years ago. In Professor Kasper's laboratory, Bruno  sees the actinobacteria she developed. However, she still doesn't believe that the microorganisms  she developed can be us

ed as new medicines. Seeing this work, Bruno praised her. Starting that day,  Bruno gave a special budget to Professor Kasper so that she could focus more on developing  new drugs from these microorganisms. He then said that it seemed that Professor Kasper  had to postpone retirement. Initially, many people looked down upon Professor Kasper  and researchers in the same field. But now, she could not be underestimated. Like Pharma, who  has expertise because of an incarnation of a god and an outsi

der from the modern world, Professor  Kasper as a native of that world, assisted by existing equipment and knowledge, can find a  magnifying glass and mushroom microorganisms, then conduct research that can save human life.  In Elstark Village, the villagers thank Pharma and the priests for returning after treating  patients with severe symptoms. He asked residents to stay in the village for two weeks to increase  the effectiveness of the treatment. Moreover, the area inside the ice wall was pro

tected by holy  techniques to be safe. He asked residents to kill rats or fleas that entered the village. Anyone who  is forced to leave the village should never touch the animals. Not long after, Pharma saw a puff of  smoke coming from the crew of the smuggling boat, who had apparently been abandoned by their  comrades because they had a high fever. He asked about the number of carts and the cargo they were  carrying. However, they didn't answer and instead asked why he was in that place. Fortu

nately,  Pharma is not offended by the question and reveals that they have the black plague. That's why he  comes. Pharma said If they answer the questions, they will be given medicine because, without  the medicine, their condition will worsen, and they will eventually die. Pharma asked again  whether they wanted to answer his question or not. Finally, they replied that there were two carts  laden with cloth, one with spices and another with rare white squirrels from Vante Island.  From the smu

gglers' answers, Pharma concluded that the rodents could spread the black plague.  He remembered his father's words that Vante Island was where the black plague appeared. Afterward,  Pharma continued his interrogation and discovered that the number of people who went to the Imperial  capital consisted of twenty-four workers and five holy knights, an army of holy technique users  serving the royal or noble families. Hearing the smugglers' explanation, Pharma grew even more  suspicious that the ho

ly knights who came from the place of the plague had deliberately brought the  plague to the Imperial capital. He remembered the white death disease that once attacked the Queen  and could not find the source of the infection. Pharma suspects that it is another plot to destroy  the Empire by sending an even more vicious black plague. After telling everything, the smugglers  finally got the promised drug. Meanwhile, Pharma orders the medics to hand over the smugglers to  the Empire once they reco

ver for legal trial. At the Imperial palace, Bruno meets the Queen to tell  her about a report from Mershire about an illegal ship carrying disease in the village of Eltark,  where the crew had disembarked. They spread a disease resembling the black plague and caused  many fatalities. Since the crew's goal was to go to St. Fleuve, the Queen and Bruno expected their  arrival between today and tomorrow. Knowing that she was silent, she ordered tightened security  and checks at all gates, especiall

y at gate six, which leads to Mershire. The next day, Lotte is  seen distributing masks to residents while one of the officers at the checkpoint brings the  latest sample from gate six to Pierre. After examining the sample, Pierre quickly realized that  it looked exactly like what Pharma had told him. Pierre asked the officer to go to gate six and  quarantine the arrivals because samples of the Black Death were found in them. Suddenly, there  was an explosion from the direction of gate six, and

it turned out that the gate had been  destroyed, and someone suspected of being a holy knight broke through the gate. Knowing this,  Pierre asked his comrades to hurry up and protect the medicines. A moment later, he saw the intruder  carrying a cage containing the white squirrel, which had now been unleashed with the divine  whirlwind technique. The attack then left the checkpoint at gate six in ruins. Pierre, who knew  that squirrels were rodents that could carry the black plague, shouted for

warning bells to be  rung so that the guards would close all houses and shops so that the animals would not enter.  Meanwhile, the Queen received a report about the Holy Knights from the Netherlands who had  attacked the city. She instructed the royal troops to defeat the five Holy Knights. At the same time,  Bruno reports about a Dutch smuggler ship possibly carrying the black plague and asks the Queen to  take a new black plague medicine as a precaution. However, she still doesn't know the pur

pose  of the Netherlands in carrying out the attack because that country has long been an ally of the  Empire. Bruno thought that the mastermind behind all this was someone who knew about the Black  Death because such a plan would not work without knowledgeable people. Soon after, Bruno found out  that the Netherlands had recruited a mysterious pharmacist three years ago. The pharmacist's  characteristics and treatment methods closely resembled the ruthless pharmacist he knew. Bruno  then explai

ned that the pharmacist had discovered many new treatment methods and was famous for his  genius. However, he repeatedly performs horrific experiments on humans. Because of this, he was  arrested by the Diocese of Panacteos and had his sacred techniques removed, and was exiled as a  commoner. Before exiling, the pharmacist conducted experiments on prisoners in prison to research  a poison that could be transmitted to everyone, like the plague. A minister argued that the Dutch  pharmacist must be

related to the death of the previous King, and the person they suspected  of being the Dutch pharmacist was none other than Camus, Bruno's former colleague. At gate six,  the royal soldiers looked overwhelmed by the Holy Knights until finally, Salomon came and released  the holy technique of the Holy Knights. Elsewhere, Lotte was about to take medicines to the pharmacy,  but Cedric stopped her because the situation was dangerous. At the same time, Lotte saw that  Pharma had returned from Mershi

re. Then Pharma checked how far the epidemic had spread, and a  moment later, he saw his father and came over to him. He reported to Bruno that the inspection  in Mershire had been handed over to Ellen. After that, they approached the crowd of Holy Knights  who had no strength left. During interrogation, it is revealed that the Knights only carried  orders from a man they did not know. It turned out that the five of them did not know about  the black plague. One of the knights explained that the

man had taken the citizens hostage and  had the power to kill thousands of people in the blink of an eye because he had been possessed  by an evil spirit. After confirming the man's characteristics from the holy knights, they  finally found out that Camus was the mastermind behind all this. Before the holy knights died,  they said they had accomplished their task, and now the citizens would be safe. Elsewhere,  Lotte rushed to the pharmacy after confirming that it was safe. Meanwhile, Pharma pl

ans to  go to the pharmacy to make medicine. But then, he saw a black shadow over his pharmacy, so  he rushed to the pharmacy. At the same time, not noticing the black shadow, Lotte continued  to run toward the pharmacy, Cedric behind her. Seeing the pharmacy window open, Lotte was sure  that Pharma had come home and was in his office. At the same time, the bells were now ringing  again. Cedric opened the door of the pharmacy, and Lotte went inside. Suddenly, he felt  something strange because t

he gate was unlocked. Before entering the pharmacy, Cedric planned to  check it first. However, unaware of his plan, Lotte entered the empty Pharma's room. When Cedric  came into the room, Camus suddenly paralyzed him. At the same time, Pharma, who had just arrived  at the pharmacy, then used his divine eyes and saw that the black shadow was already in his  lab. A moment later, Bruno joined Pharma for the lab. On the other hand, Camus, who was in the  lab, felt a strong aura coming to that place

. Upon arriving at the lab, they saw Cedric and  Lotte passed out on the floor. Bruno then asked Pharma to help them while he would attract Camus'  attention. A battle ensued between Bruno and Camus. Meanwhile, Pharma tries to treat Cedric and  Lotte and finds poison in their wounds. However, Bruno finally got cornered, and Camus brought a  poison vial for his experiments. After healing Cedric and Lotte, Pharma rushes after his father.  He is visibly angry that Camus has conducted horrific exper

iments on humans and caused many  people to die from the Black Death. Pharma then unleashed his power as the God of Pharmacy until,  finally, Camus died and was thrown out of the pharmacy. At the same time, a light was coming  from the pharmacy, so people saw it. Salomon wondered if it was the Yakusin God's purification  light. In legends, the God Yakusin is said to have many abilities, and the most formidable ability  is the power of purification. In ancient records, God Yakusin could eliminate

evil spirits and stop  plagues with his scepter. After that incident, the management and treatment of the black plague  continued. Soon after, the inspection of merchant ships for the Fair of St. Fleuve that Ellen did  prevent the access of disease from the port. On the other hand, Pharma makes an additional dose of  levofloxacin for the Black Death. Fortunately, the recovery in the Imperial capital is progressing  smoothly, and the threat of the black plague has receded. The Imperial capital's

Pharmacy School  had discovered streptomycin-producing bacteria and antibiotics that were being cultivated. At  the same time, vaccines for various infectious diseases continue to be developed. Two months  later, the Queen announced that the threat of the black plague was over. Hearing that, people  seem happy, and the Other World Pharmacy has now re-opened. At the end of the anime, it was shown  that the door to the Other World Pharmacy was opened, and many people had queued and entered  to ge

t medicine there. The anime ends. The moral that can be learned from this anime is  that evil will never win against good. No matter how big the evil is, good things  will ultimately defeat it.