Ask Victoria to teach me

"Then I'd like to go with Victoria." I say.

"Me? Very well." Victoria says. "Although I feel like I've already taught you most of what I know that would be useful in battle."

"It's just fun to listen to you. Even if it doesn't help in a fight, I still want to hear more." I say.

"Hahaha, well, that's an honour." Victoria says.

"I know exactly how you feel. She's been helping devise equipment for me, and she has a truly amazing mind." Lupin says.

"True. I've learned a great deal from her regarding manufacturing ammunition." Van Helsing says.

"I guess I could say the same, too. She gave me is awesome fuel the other day. I'm one step closer to the moon!" Nemo says.

"Ahah, it's good that you have everyone's trust. Of course, I deeply appreciate Dr. Frankenstein's assistance in the mansion." Doreen says.

"Stop it, guys. You're making me blush." Victoria says.

"I'm looking forward to learning from you." I say.

"I get it. I'll do what I can." Victoria says.

Victoria's lessons are always held in the same place. She says that normally, chemical experiments are performed indoors, but it's convenient to stay outside when handling dangerous chemicals anyway. "Hmm... Really, I think I've taught you everything that you need to learn from me. I've shown you how to use flash bombs and smokescreens."

"What about the exploding one you used before?" I ask.

"Explosives are too dangerous and difficult to handle. We won't be going into them. And what if one explodes in your pocket?"

"I see. What shall we do today, then?"

"Well. Perhaps we can switch gears a little now. Why don't I tell you about the development of alchemy in Britain?"

"That sounds interesting!"

"Really? Great. It's actually really good to know the history of things. My mentor, Septima, was also an authority on alchemy. It's not a bad thing to learn about it in order to understand her better." I look at Victoria with a serious expression. "Let's go to the beginning, with what alchemy is in the first place." Victoria slowly begins to weave a story, and I listen to her peaceful voice.