Check-up (3)
Image of customers screaming with excited faces on the video screen.
It is self-evident that the situation has already be so messy that further experiments cannot be conducted.
Murphy’s expression faintly frowned as he watched the whole process in the examination room.
“this… … .”
“It wasn’t unusual.”
Lennok leaned against the window, his arms crossed with a sullen look on his face.
“Even I can’t figure out how my body has changed, so there’s no way that injecting it into another human’s body will produce a normal result.”
“… … .”
“It was inevitable because it was a necessary process forparative analysis and examination records of the central city, but it was obvious that variables would arise.”
“What the hell did you do to get results like this?”
As Murphy said, he turned his gaze to the other side of the containment room.
“Not even the first two subjects to which blood was injected were dead. look at that Does that look like the fruit of a normal reaction experiment?”
[Keye Elx !!!]
The rabbit, which seemed to be breathing, jumped up and cried out.
Her small, chubby body had swollen eyes as if the muscles of her whole body were about to burst.
He is running around the containment room in all directions, not knowing how to control the tremendous energy that overflows inside his body.
[…] … .]
Slime Crozanon, who had been frozen in the second containment room, was already standing up.
Standing on two feet with limbs and head constructed in a human-like shape, and cing both hands and face on the ss window of the containment room.
“I can’t see you any more. Don’t stop here.”
Murphy sighed and snapped his fingers at the bizarre appearance, as if he was observing this side in reverse.
Whoaaaaaa!!!
At that moment, hot mes erupted from inside the five containment chambers, burning everything inside.
Murphy, who looked down at the gruesome scenery of the containment room, stuck out his tongue
. To the extent that a person with the ability to rise in the ranks could not stand the power and exploded due to the awakening of the biomorphic supernatural power… … .”
“well. I can think of a few reasons, but… … .”
Lennok was also somewhat surprised, but it is not impossible to guess what caused this to happen.
Every time I had money, I bought and took all kinds of elixirs whenever I had a chance.
And all kinds of drugs that have been injected and injected from time to time forbat and work.
All of those effects and side effects are thickly melted into Lennok’s blood vessels, and even after the blood is drawn, the aftermath is exerted without hesitation.
In fact, it would be correct to interpret it as not human blood, but a liquid that has been transformed into something close to an elixir.
Even as he came to the conclusion that something like elixir was flowing through his body instead of blood, Lennok’s expression was somewhat carefree.
It wasn’t that he didn’t anticipate this result at the time of taking the Archangel’s Tears, but rather, if it weren’t for this much physical improvement, Lennok wouldn’t have been able to hold his breath until now.
“… … It probably doesn’t feel like it’s going to help improve your health.”
“Whoa… … . I’m going crazy.”
“Now, everyone, listen to me for a moment.”
Murphy, who sighed quietly, beckoned, and the servant quickly opened his mouth and began to calm the customers.
“This demonstration showed the performance assuming that the business was on the right track. The blood I just showed you is a treasure that I have to put a lot of effort into processing.”
[…] … Are you saying that you can supply those things if there is enough investment?]
[You should be able to take responsibility for that.]
[Bring the contract right away. I draw all the upper limits that can be invested and match the stake.]
[Wait a minute, mister. Who wants to y the stake alone? No one knows until right before listing on the Continental Stock Exchange!!]
The servant’s eloquence is not bad though. It is only natural that a certain amount of speech is needed to turn the nerves from blood to business investment with just a few words.
Customers moring over video screens were now fighting over how to divide up their stake in Murphy’s business.
It seems that there is no need to discuss whether to invest or not.
Lennok shook his head at the noisy scene even in the middle of the fire in the containment room.
“It’s full of garage when ites to promoting the business. Is this enough?”
“that’s enough.”
Murphy, wiping the sweat from his forehead, darkened the window overlooking the containment chamber and looked away.
“Not many people know that I am hiding in a big city. If the madam doesn’t open her mouth, it won’t be easy to know that you and I have been in contact.”
“Is that all?”
“… … what?”
“I was thinking of a more sure way.”
The moment Lennok snapped his fingers while saying that, the floor of the examination room turned transparent, revealing the scenery below.
Beep beep… … !!”
A circr sphere that quietly lights up in a dark cavity. Hundreds of small panels sticking together and emitting light look like a mirror ball.
A medical examination record database in the central city that Murphy had hidden. Lennok found that location and was downloading administrator privileges through Darby.
“Wait a minute, what is this… … !!”
“I n to rewrite the name of the blood data to be added to the Central City checkup record, the owner of the blood used here today.”
“He tampered with Arsnova’s database!!”
“The owner of the blood you used in your reaction experiment today is Onion from Madrid.”
Murphy, who had been trembling at Lennox’s assertion, stopped moving.
It must be because the name of the military sage that suddenly popped out was unexpected.
“With this name, even if the circumstances of my contact with you are revealed, there will be no doubt as to who the owner of the blood is.”
There is no one who doesn’t know the situation that Kyeon-roe faced Onion in this distance and won.
It wouldn’t be strange if you think that Lennok met a blood dealer and came to sell the loot.
Of course, there was a possibility that even this would not be enough, considering the rumors spreading all over the ce that he was sick.
Wouldn’t it be possible to reduce doubt much more than not preparing at all?
“You are thorough… … . To keep it a secret… … .”
“Since you have also achieved your goal of attracting investment for your business, it shouldn’t matter. Then let’s get to the main topic.”
asked Lennok, pulling a chair across from Murphy and sitting down.
“Don’t forget that all of this is for your databaseparison analysis.”
“… … .”
“If you’re ready, let’s begin.”
Murphy stared nkly at Lennok, then quietly nodded and moved the wheelchair.
He seemed shocked as much as the reaction experiment just now that Lennok had been tampering with the Central City checkup records without even Murphy himself noticing.
The central floor of the examination room splits into two sides, and a mirror-ball-like database rises above it.
After connecting dozens of nearby connectors and operating all the equipment inside the examination room, countless scan files began to appear on the screen ced on one side of the examination room.
“It is a way to assist the output of the database and reduce theputational load. If it’s not like this, the facility’s equipment will bepletely destroyed and be unusable.”
Murphy exined, cing his hand on the keyboard in front of the screen.
“No matter how much I think about it, I can’t believe it. Does it mean that they have a small supeputer that can handle theputational load of the central city… … .”
[Ahem.]
Lennok stood behind Murphy, trying hard not to notice Darby’s shrug in his arms.
“How long will it take to extract a meaningful analysispared to Arsnova’s medical records?”
“It won’t take long. It’s the first time an outlier like this has popped up in a reaction experiment, so it’s highly likely that there won’t be many simr cases even if you search the medical examination records in the central city. Let’s start with the basics first.”
As Murphy said, countless graphs and charts began to appear on the screen in an instant.
Unusual graphs and statistics that jumped out of the designated space one by one.
Lennokughed.
“The graph is so messed up.”
“It is a diagram of the data derived from the reaction experiment of your blood. It’s not something tough about.”
“… … .”
“It is deformed. Basic blood test items such as red blood cell hemoglobin and hematocrit are low, but magic-rted items are virtually impossible to measure.”
Murphy nced slightly at Lennok.
“The mana response, mana response, tuning load, and resistance rotation speed are all beyond the standard. Out of all the superhumans I’ve ever diagnosed, you’re unique.”
On the contrary, the more he looked at the graph, the more Murphy himself became interested, and even though Lennok did not respond, he continued to speak to himself.
“However, the figures rted to metabolism, oxygen transport capacity, immune response, and nutritional supplementation are virtually below average… … . The rumor that he was seriously injured in the battle with Madrid Onion was not a lie.”
Even Murphy, who personally inspected Lennok’s body, does not even suspect the injuries sustained in the battle with Onion.
Knowing that his body was in much improved condition after taking the Archangel’s Tears, Lennok couldn’t hide a wry smile.
“If you think about the reaction that the test subjects showed through the reaction experiment, it’s rather serious. Huge awakening effect, extreme uplift, mild hallucinations, and strong addiction… … It’s to the point that instead of blood, half-mixed drugs and elixirs are flowing through the veins.”
“… … .”
I was a little surprised.
Is it possible to infer a bit of the truth just by looking at such a strange graph that can’t be recognized?
As the madam said, it didn’t seem like it was a lie to say that even in the central city, she was apetent person in the field of examinations.
“There are no monsters. If this case had been disclosed to Arsnova, it would have been a top priority for research. As expected, the continent is wide and strange guys are everywhere… … .”
After tapping the keyboard a few times, Murphy raised aplex data kit across the screen and said.
“From now on, I will put your data into the central city checkup record database and run a search. After dividing andparing thousands of items quantified through the reaction test of your blood, we will find and derive the most appropriate examination results for each item.”
“Right.”
“Because each item is searched differently, the possibility of not getting any results is extremely low. From minor illnesses toplicated addictions and curses, they are contained in the data.”
keying… … !!
At that moment, a huge mirror ball floated behind the two of them and began to spin and emit shes of light.
“It started.”
Saying that, Murphy casually reached out his hand toward Lennok.
“Give me that.”
“… … What are you talking about?”
“A connector.”
“connector… … ?”
Murphy frowned slightly.
“A supeputer terminal connector good enough to interfere with the database. Shouldn’t the examination data generated now be transferred to yourputer?”
“… … .”
“The capacity is sorge that it cannot be transmitted to any terminal. I thought you brought a supeputer terminal for this, didn’t you?”
“… … No, that’s right. Get ready right away.”
Lennok said that and immediately lowered his head into the coat and met Darby’s gaze.
[…] … .]
Dabi also tilted her head with a slightly troubled expression, then raised her tail as if she had remembered something.
What Dabi took out from inside Lennok’s coat was a long USB cable used to connect a mobile phone to aputer.
snap!
Darby took one connector of the cable with connectors on both ends and held it tightly with her paw.
“… … ?”
Darby pricks his ears in the direction of Murphy, as if telling him to hurry up.
While tilting his head, Lennok quietly handed Murphy the connector on the other end of the cable that Darby had in his mouth.
Murphy, who plugged the connector into theputer without the slightest suspicion, shook his head.
“It works. The transmission speed is very fast.”
“… … .”
Sometimes it feels like Darby is bing something other than a brain spirit.
Thinking that good is good anyway, Lennok waited for the medical records to finish sending.
Murphy read the diagnostic data that was being transmitted next to Lennok, albeit roughly.
“There is examination data rted to the curse of debilitation, the deadly poison of severe cold, and paralysis of the spiritual body… … . There is also a record of improvement ns for mana addiction.”
“… … What else?”
“The capacity of elixir category information that increases the lifespan of superhumans is also formidable. The amount of checkup records dealing with the side effects of Geass is also considerable.”
“… … .”
“They said that Madrich Onion was a master of curses, and it seems that he was true to what he said. If Gias was put on you in the middle of the battle and your body was damaged, it wouldn’t be impossible for that monster… … .”
That said, I couldn’t help but be a little surprised by the uracy of theparative analysis of the Lenocdo database.
This is because Lennock was nning to start a study to get his hands on his penalty in earnest based on a more urate understanding of his body information through this checkup.
In the process of directly disassembling and analyzing Gyebaek’s geas, Lennok significantly increased his understanding of geas and knew that it was by no means meaningless knowledge.
That’s why, after going through several experiments, I was thinking of getting my hands on the penalty on my body in earnest.
The central city’s medical examination records had already reached that point through Lennok’s body information.
‘… … Can I get help from the medicine man?’
Yaksun Janusica Greenway.
Although he was a 7th level pharmacist, he was bound by the deadly gias, which is said topletely forget the patient’s memory once diagnosed.
If she herself can solve the painful situation tied to the geas, she might be able to help her in the long run.
Murphy asked, staring nkly at the screen
while Lennok was thinking about what else he could do with his newfound knowledge of geath .
“Thest data transmission is solid. I just want to ask you one thing.”
“what?”
Instead of answering, Murphy slowly turned his head.
On the screen behind him, something inrge green letters was disyed.
[Searchpleted: The person registered in the database.]
“This database only leaves symptoms and checkup records, so the identity of the person who was checked in the central city is unknown.”
“… … .”
“However, through the spirituality and presence projection calcted through the reaction experiment, it can be confirmed whether the person has ever been examined in Arsnova.”
Murphy’s eyes shone sharply.
“Have you ever visited Arsnova?”
Genius Wizard Who Eats Medicine Chapter 474