Disappointing Teleportation Magic ~ Even Though The Movement Distance Is Only 1 Millimeter, I Will Rise Through Ingenuity ~ - Chapter 12.1

On the second day of the tattoo removal treatment, despite taking breaks in between, Yuto continued to use teleportation magic for a total of about six hours. He had become able to remove pigments within a diameter of about one millimeter at once.

It might seem like only a diameter of one millimeter, but it’s only when recognizing the pigments within that range, setting the boundaries with the surrounding cells, that teleportation becomes possible.

Moreover, since the pigments were accumulated in the deep part of the dermis, not the epidermis, it was necessary to perform teleportation twice continuously to effectively remove them from the body.

At the end of this day’s treatment, Rosetta’s right br3ast had regained about a seven-millimeter diameter of white skin.

As it had spread from an area that seemed to be just a point from the previous day, both Ludienne and Rosetta brightened their expressions at the noticeable size.

“It’s amazing, Yuto. At this pace, it seems like we might finish earlier than expected, don’t you think?”

“I’m sorry, but that’s too optimistic.”

“Is there a problem?”

“Not at this moment, but I feel like the range of treatment that can be performed at once might plateau as we continue.”

In fact, even now, Yuto was recognizing a vast number of pigments and progressing with the work, and he couldn’t imagine that the number he could recognize would increase dramatically in the future.

“I see… you’re thinking there will be a limit somewhere.”

“Yes, and I also believe another issue may arise…”

“Another issue?”

“Yes, since the human body’s skin color varies depending on the location, I think it will become difficult to recognize the boundary between pigments and cells.”

“For example?”

“In Rosetta’s case, there’s a difference in color between her br3ast and n1pple.”

It felt vivid, but the fact was that the skin color was indeed different, and it wouldn’t be feasible to make them completely white.

“Indeed. But the face should be fine, right?”

“It also depends on the location. For example, there’s a difference in color between the cheeks and lips.”

“Ah… you’re right. Well then, it seems like we’ll need to prepare another subject before actually performing facial treatment.”

“Yes, it seems difficult to put back something once it’s been removed, so it’s better to be thorough and prepared.”

“Understood. Let’s address each detailed issue as they come. Good job, make sure to rest well and prepare for tomorrow’s treatment.”

“Yes…”

The pigment removal required intense concentration, even though he wasn’t actually seeing it with his eyes, eye fatigue was accumulating.

Working continuously to stare at women’s br3asts and causing severe eye strain… what would Tariq think if he heard about this?

Of course, he couldn’t even talk about the treatment to remove the curse of the dark marks, not even to Tariq. Probably, he wouldn’t be able to speak until he finished removing all the first prince’s marks, and until the succession dispute was settled.

On the tenth day of the procedure, all the marks on the right br3ast were removed except for the n1pple.

At this point, Ludienne ordered to remove the marks on the n1pple to address the difference in skin color.

It was necessary to follow the order to match the bluish-black remaining on the right n1pple with the light peach color of the left n1pple, but even Yuto felt like a pervert as he alternately stared at the differences between the two n1pples.

Leaving the necessary pigments, recognizing only the unnecessary pigments, and setting the boundaries to teleport.

The work speed returned to square one, and it took five more days just to align the color of the n1pples.

Even though the purpose was to adjust the color of the first prince’s lips, several times along the way, Yuto felt like giving up.

“It’s good. With this, there shouldn’t be any worries about the color of the prince’s lips.”

“To be honest, it was incredibly exhausting, but I believe it’s a necessary skill for the future.”