Who was in the right here Yea Forums?

Noone is strong enough for his potions anyway though.

But how do we know? I bet the knight was the strongest of them all! (even stronger than guts) but he didn't know that nor did the seller

Then the knight would die and that would be that. If the potion seller really hated the knight he would have sold him the potions anyway. Potion seller was being a bro, and the knight was being a little bitch.

But that may not be the story that gets told to other consumers

They are fit for a beast, let alone a man.

But the potion could kill a dragon!

Clearly the knight needed to find a seller of weaker potions.

You know how many knights claim to be the strongest? All of them, that's the answer. Every fucking one.

I really have to say that the potion seller has the moral high ground putting the wealth behind the knights well being. Just a remarkable salesman all around

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I need to watch this again, thanks OP.

Knight should have just settled for medium strong potions, but his ego would not allow that

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See

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But. What if, he was the strongest?
Stronger than a dragon, stronger than any mortal being on this planet?

Then instead of asking for potions he would (or should) back up that claim with evidence. A trophy from a mighty foe, a display of power perhaps? But no, all he did was whine for potions.

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potion seller

Listen here; Potion Seller has been in this industry for over 2 decades. He took one look at The Traveler and could see exactly what he could handle

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then why didnt he sell him a fitting potion and pretend it was the strongest he had? potion seller clearly being a dick telling him he can't have his potions

Because he didnt have any, he told the dude to find a seller of weaker potions.

so he's basically a traveling gas station with fuel that no car can use?
feels like he is making terrible business decisions

The knight was a fool. He's lucky the potion seller was nice enough to consider the knight's well-being.

did you even listen? He was going into battle, his well-being is not a priority! he needs. his. strongest. potions.

>walk into diesel only gas station
>ask for regular unleaded
>get mad when told to find somewhere else

Fool! A honorable knight only shows his skill only the battlefield!

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I'm in the dark here. What is everyone talking about?
What show is this from?

>run out of gas
>mobile gas tanker comes by
>hello I only have nitro glycerin in here
>its not good for your car, it would literally blow up
>you better find a guy that has weaker gas

No stipulation that he was honorable.

This guy gets it. As an honest businessman it would have been unethical to sell him the potions.

would a 7-11 not sell cigarettes to a patron because they are worried about their health? the knight was an adult and free to make decisions on his own. the potion seller warned him but he persisted and should have sold them to the knight.

Nice dubs. Here ya go youtu.be/bSiEB64FyF8

But who is to say if the knight was going to use the potion on himself?

unethical yes, but maybe a death by potion is a humble death than dying on the battlefield?

Guys, guys, guys.
Couldn't the Knight dilute any of the Potion Seller's potions with water? He said they were strong enough to kill a dragon. Someone math the ratio of potion to water the Knight would need to not die.

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But potions require exact ingredients and brewing time. Adding water would probably just make it useless.

It would still rest on the potion sellers concious. I mean would you want a completely avoidable death on your hands?

Adding water would have no effect on the ingredients without further brewing. It would just weaken the potion by creating a solution with less magical ingredients in any given volume.

When a heroin addict dies from OD, the guy that sold him heroin actually gets better business.
Because all the other addicts now know that he has strong shit, and don't care about dying.
I imagine that's how the potion business works too.

He should have just found a seller that sells weaker potions

The knight should not need potions to go into battle. His skill alone should be enough to be victorious in battle. Then again the potion seller should have a weaker potion for the knight.

Bruh water can be an active alchemical ingredient, it doesn't just dilute the potion

69 of truth can't lie.

You simple minded n'wah. A potion is more than eye of newt soup. The gross molality of a potion is over 80% catalyst(s). A single battle would extinct the entire unicorn species if ingredients scaled linearly with effect. Those goofy looking bottles are more than gaudy upselling; they are reaction vessels that depend on a VERY specific vapor pressure, etc at key points when drunk. Diluting them would at best give no effect and a false blow to the seller's reputation, at worst do a dark wizard's job for him in spectacular fashion.

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