Greetings, Mister Principal: Incurable diseases

"This way please."

Baptiste raised his hand and motioned for everyone to follow him. They moved from the corridor on the other side. As they walked, he continued to explain.

"Obsenska has been considered a terminal disease since its discovery. Unlike Fitzruin syndrome, which cannot withstand magic, this disease will not heal naturally over time, but will only gradually erode. Human body, leading to organ failure and death."

Fitzruin Syndrome Reiner knew that this was a disease that Fina had suffered from before. The patient would have a strong rejection reaction to the magic fluctuations around him. However, as the patient grows up, this disease will gradually lessen. In the end, they are no different from ordinary people.

In Baptiste's description, Obenskara is even more terrifying. It is almost a death announcement. For those poor children, they have been shrouded in the disease since they were born. There was a layer of shadow of death.

“I have been in contact with several sick children before. Their families are pretty good, but they can only maintain life. If it were a poorer family, they might choose to treat the baby as soon as he is born. Drowning secretly seems very cruel, but for those poor families, this is a common thing, because Obenskara disease will gradually become serious, especially in areas like cities where there is a lot of pollution. Families simply cannot afford the treatment, and the treatment only delays death."

He sighed, as if the faces of those children who died prematurely appeared in his eyes one by one.

"I felt that these children were very pitiful, so I decided to take them in. Through the Magic Association, I announced this news to the mainland and all demiplanes. As long as there are children suffering from Osborne Kara syndrome, they can be sent to Come to my institute and I will provide treatment to these children for free."

They walked through the corridor, which connected several buildings. The glass of the windows was being washed by the rain. Even if they were not far apart, it was difficult to see the buildings on the opposite side clearly. While the rain curtain made the world noisy, it also Make the world a quieter place.

"At this time, I happened to get several reports about creatures in the demiplane of Erasmus. The unique ecological environment here has caused even commonly seen creatures to have unique subspecies. The environment in this demiplane is also quite suitable for the growth of children, so I applied to set up the research institute here. While I can study the evolution of these creatures here, I can also do some research on Osborn Kara syndrome. Experimental research."

As soon as Baptiste finished speaking, they arrived at the end of the corridor.

Compared with the spacious and bright lobby at the beginning, this building has more and smaller rooms. The doors are numbered, and it looks like a separate dormitory.

"This building is the living area. There is a dining hall on the first floor, a recreation room and a library on the second floor. The dormitories are distributed on these floors. Your room is on the top floor, which is specially prepared for guests. suite."

Baptiste took Reiner and others on the elevator in the building and reached the fourth floor.

Each room here is relatively larger, has only one bed, and is indeed more like a guest room.

After sorting out the rooms, Reiner looked at his pocket watch. If there was no obvious time difference between the demiplanes, it should already be 6:12 in the evening.

It's time for dinner.

Liner may not be too particular about other things, but as a traveler from a country with big foodies, he must pay attention to three meals a day.

Although the recent meals tasted good, there was always a smell of curry lingering between the lips and teeth, lingering, making Reiner feel that something was missing.

"If it is convenient for everyone, please go to the cafeteria on the first floor. The teacher invites you to have dinner."

The person who knocked on the door was a slightly young boy with a horizontal band and many freckles on his face.

Reiner, who had already packed up, nodded in agreement and walked out of the room. When she saw Emilia walking out, she glanced at Reiner and didn't know how to say hello, so she simply turned around and left.

"Haha, a girl's mind is always elusive, isn't it?"

Behind Reiner, Agnes smiled slightly, as if she saw something.

No, Miss Agnes, it's not what you think.

Shaking his head helplessly, Reiner did not explain much in the end and followed Agnes and her two students downstairs. There were already many people sitting in the cafeteria.

The cafeteria is very large, probably prepared for the full capacity of the institute. There are three long tables that can accommodate thirty people. One of the tables is already full of children. They look at Reiner and others with curious eyes. People whisper from time to time, but there is no noise that is unique to naughty children. It seems that these children are very sensible. Perhaps fate has played an unfunny joke on them and also made these children mature earlier. .

Baptiste sat at the center of the table, while his three students sat slightly further away, leaving room for Agnes and others.

The other table is empty. It seems that they prefer everyone to eat lively together instead of having a more spacious dining space.

Reiner sat a little far away from Baptiste, and Emilia was opposite him.

Baptiste made a dinner speech, basically welcoming the magic expedition team. Then, he clapped his hands, and the alchemical creature pushed the cart containing food into the cafeteria.

These alchemical creatures have no human appearance and are closer to machines. The advantage of this is that they can distinguish humans from alchemical creatures. In the past, there were alchemists whose long-cherished wish was to make alchemy dolls that were exactly the same as humans. , also called artificial humans, but ultimately failed. From then on, the Mercury Scale strictly prohibited mages from creating alchemical creatures that looked similar to humans.

The dinner was sumptuous, including wood-roasted chicken, fried steak, fried fish, pork pie, grilled sausages, lamb stew, hummus, fried potatoes, boiled cauliflower, clam soup, mango pudding, vanilla ice cream, Of course, there is also plenty of white bread with butter. These ingredients are obviously not produced in the demiplane of Erasmus and should be imported from the demiplane of Sedna.

There were occasional conversations while the children were eating, but it was still much quieter than what he had seen elsewhere. While marveling at the upbringing of these children, Reiner couldn't help but feel pity for their fate. sad. ~IndoMTL.com~ Mr. Baptiste, I am a little curious, how can living things survive in such a harsh rainy season environment here? ”

Agnes asked drunkenly, holding a glass of red wine.

"It is precisely because of the harsh environment here that the rapid evolution of organisms can be promoted. As I said in my paper, when organisms feel the pressure of survival and urgently need a certain ability, they will The corresponding organs quickly evolved and continued to evolve through continuous use."

Baptiste said, he looked at Reiner and then asked.

"Mr. Iain Gray, what do you think of this theory?"

When asked suddenly, Reiner was unprepared, but fortunately he had read Baptiste's paper carefully before. After thinking about it, he still said.

"Sir Baptiste, to be honest, I think the theory of 'use it or lose it' is slightly flawed."

His words made the atmosphere at the dinner table suddenly awkward.