Leave a Comment / Reincarnation into a barrier master / By IX
On September 16th, at noon, in the capital of the Crimeana Republic, the Great Cathedral of Aphrodite, the same participants as two weeks ago were seated in the same positions. The only difference was that researchers from the Yomuan Kingdom were sitting on the same platform as Linos and others. They naturally took their seats behind the director of the Crimeana Medical Research Institute, Imani.
“Shall we begin soon?” The question and answer session resumed with the Pope’s words. While Imani seemed unable to contain her excitement, the deputy director, Darina, maintained a tense expression, and Clarina continued to calmly look at her notes.
“Then… shall we hear the presentation from Agarta?” The Pope’s calm voice echoed, and in response, Mei stood up slowly.
“First of all, let me start with the conclusion. In our replication experiments, we did not observe any cases where Kirisrei, Gaisha, or Luroans infected humans through specific beast people. At the same time, we did not discover any cases where the bile of sheep beast people eradicated those pathogens. We…” As Mei spoke, the commotion inside the hall grew louder. And, once again, it ended up in a state of tumult. While the Pope had intervened in previous instances, this time he remained motionless, watching the situation unfold.
“Silence!!! Shut up!!!” An incredibly loud explosion reverberated through the Great Cathedral. The noise was so intense that it caused a ringing in the ears. The inside of the cathedral fell silent, completely different from the scene just moments ago.
“Our country faced the same results,” said Nic of the Sandardi Kingdom. He began to speak in a deeply resonant voice.
“The patients we received were indeed infected with Kirisrei, Gaisha, and Luroans. We confirmed the characteristic rashes all over the body in the case of Kirisrei, the muscle rigidity in the case of Gaisha, and the appearance of purple spots around the neck in the case of Luroans. We tried cohabitating these patients with beast people, ogres, following Crimeana’s method, but the replication experiments failed every time. So, we decided to extract bodily fluids from the patients and let our received beast people come into contact with them. However, we couldn’t confirm any infections at all. The same applied to the so-called cure using the bile of sheep beast people. The replication experiments all ended in failure. Why is that? Why did this happen? We are disappointed. The details are compiled in this report, so please read it.”
Nic approached the front of the stage and left three reports. His anger was evident from his back. The Bishop picked up one of the reports and handed one each to the Pope, Imani, and the Yomuan representative.
Imani read the report with great interest. At that moment, the Pope raised his voice, “And what about the Yomuan Kingdom?”
The Yomuan representative, Galice, stood up promptly, saluted the Pope, and confidently began speaking, “In our country’s experiments, all ogres were confirmed to be infected.”
The hall once again buzzed with murmurs and erupted into applause as if planned.
“Well… this is troublesome, isn’t it?” the Pope raised his voice. In response, Darina stood up and bowed to the Pope.
“Your Holiness, I believe there might be a reason for this. Our countries, Crimeana, Agarta, Sandardi, and Yomuan, have different geographical and climatic conditions. How about changing the location of the experiments to see if that has any effect?”
Imani also nodded in agreement.
“Yes… Yomuan and Crimeana succeeded while Agarta and Sandardi failed… The only common point is that Yomuan is closer to Crimeana… In that case…”
“It’s all thanks to the blessing of Crimeana-sama!”
From nowhere, a voice resounded. Inspired by that voice, voices of “Crimeana-sama!” echoed throughout the venue. Some church officials even began to pray. Upon closer observation, even the Pope himself was offering prayers.
The realization spread through the venue, gradually restoring a solemn atmosphere. Only the Pope’s prayerful words echoed through the Great Cathedral.
“Grant us the precious blessings of Crimeana-sama, as we tremble in fear and tears flow ceaselessly…”
The Pope’s voice trembled as tears streamed down his face. Seeing this, the church officials also appeared to shed tears, and sobs could be heard from within the hall.
“Please wait.”
The solemn atmosphere was broken by Mei.
“Could it be that the prevalence of Kirisrei, Gaisha, and Luroans’ outbreaks is merely due to geographical and climatic differences? These infectious diseases are occurring in various parts of the world. I believe it might not be the sole cause. We, as professionals in medicine, should base our conclusions not on mere speculation but on thorough discussions and repeated experiments, building on our experiences and findings. In this setting, we should present and discuss the details of each replication experiment.”
“That’s just going in circles!” Darina retorted bitterly. In response, Rony quickly countered, “To prevent it from going in circles, we need to present the results of the replication experiments. We have been involved in replication experiments almost continuously for nearly two weeks. Our experiment notes have reached a staggering seventy-four volumes. Our claim will be evident from these notes. Let’s share our experiment notes this time. Then, we can review them together and clarify the issues.”
“Yes, that’s a good idea. Let’s do that,” agreed surprisingly, Imani from Crimeana. He stood up, bowed to the Pope, and began speaking.
“Agarta is right. We are professionals in medicine, dealing with human lives. We can’t simply come to conclusions based on guesswork. This time, we have the opportunity to potentially eradicate the infectious diseases that have tormented humankind for thousands of years. We shouldn’t miss this chance. Please allow us to proceed. I humbly beg you, Your Holiness!”
Imani performed a deep bow to the Pope.
“If Director Imani speaks so strongly, then there’s no objection. Please proceed as you see fit,” replied the Pope.
“Thank you, Your Holiness. In that case… shall we start by reviewing Agarta’s experiment notes?”
“No, Imani-sama. Here, all institutions involved in the replication experiments should disclose their experiment notes,” Chiwang calmly interjected. In response, Darina retorted with a bite, “If all institutions were to release their experiment notes here, this stage will be buried in notes!”
However, Chiwang remained steadfast and undisturbed.
“In that case, we should change the location. To be honest, we believe that Crimeana’s research papers lack credibility. On the other hand, Crimeana believes that our replication experiments lack credibility. This won’t lead us to any meaningful discussion. As Director Imani stated, if we truly want to eradicate these infectious diseases, it’s time to open our hearts and engage in a thorough discussion.”
Darina gritted her teeth and glared at Chiwang. Imani, while controlling Darina with her eyes, spoke up, “Darina, we will also disclose our experiment notes. Clarina, make sure to bring your experiment notes too. And, Nic from Sandardi, do you have your experiment notes?”
“Of course. I have them with me. We also have about fifty volumes, so it will take some time to bring them in.”
“I understand. We don’t mind waiting. Agarta… can you prepare them quickly? Alright. Then, how about the research notes from the Yomuan Kingdom?”
In response to Imani’s words, the Yomuan representative, Galice, froze in place.
“What’s wrong? Your experiment notes…?”
“Well… um…”
“Is it difficult to transport them due to the large number of volumes? If that’s the case, we from our institute can help. Don’t hesitate to ask.”
“Well… um… they aren’t here.”
“Oh, so we the Pousehai can accompany you to the Yomuan Kingdom. How many volumes are we talking about? Depending on the quantity, we might need to bring another person along.”
Galice lowered his head with a thud. “I… I haven’t made any experiment notes.”
Mei, Chiwang, Rony, Imani, and Darina were frozen on the stage. Nic from Sandardi was left gaping, ruining his dignified appearance.
Leave a Comment / Reincarnation into a barrier master / By IX
On September 16th, at noon, in the capital of the Crimeana Republic, the Great Cathedral of Aphrodite, the same participants as two weeks ago were seated in the same positions. The only difference was that researchers from the Yomuan Kingdom were sitting on the same platform as Linos and others. They naturally took their seats behind the director of the Crimeana Medical Research Institute, Imani.
“Shall we begin soon?” The question and answer session resumed with the Pope’s words. While Imani seemed unable to contain her excitement, the deputy director, Darina, maintained a tense expression, and Clarina continued to calmly look at her notes.
“Then… shall we hear the presentation from Agarta?” The Pope’s calm voice echoed, and in response, Mei stood up slowly.
“First of all, let me start with the conclusion. In our replication experiments, we did not observe any cases where Kirisrei, Gaisha, or Luroans infected humans through specific beast people. At the same time, we did not discover any cases where the bile of sheep beast people eradicated those pathogens. We…” As Mei spoke, the commotion inside the hall grew louder. And, once again, it ended up in a state of tumult. While the Pope had intervened in previous instances, this time he remained motionless, watching the situation unfold.
“Silence!!! Shut up!!!” An incredibly loud explosion reverberated through the Great Cathedral. The noise was so intense that it caused a ringing in the ears. The inside of the cathedral fell silent, completely different from the scene just moments ago.
“Our country faced the same results,” said Nic of the Sandardi Kingdom. He began to speak in a deeply resonant voice.
“The patients we received were indeed infected with Kirisrei, Gaisha, and Luroans. We confirmed the characteristic rashes all over the body in the case of Kirisrei, the muscle rigidity in the case of Gaisha, and the appearance of purple spots around the neck in the case of Luroans. We tried cohabitating these patients with beast people, ogres, following Crimeana’s method, but the replication experiments failed every time. So, we decided to extract bodily fluids from the patients and let our received beast people come into contact with them. However, we couldn’t confirm any infections at all. The same applied to the so-called cure using the bile of sheep beast people. The replication experiments all ended in failure. Why is that? Why did this happen? We are disappointed. The details are compiled in this report, so please read it.”
Nic approached the front of the stage and left three reports. His anger was evident from his back. The Bishop picked up one of the reports and handed one each to the Pope, Imani, and the Yomuan representative.
Imani read the report with great interest. At that moment, the Pope raised his voice, “And what about the Yomuan Kingdom?”
The Yomuan representative, Galice, stood up promptly, saluted the Pope, and confidently began speaking, “In our country’s experiments, all ogres were confirmed to be infected.”
The hall once again buzzed with murmurs and erupted into applause as if planned.
“Well… this is troublesome, isn’t it?” the Pope raised his voice. In response, Darina stood up and bowed to the Pope.
“Your Holiness, I believe there might be a reason for this. Our countries, Crimeana, Agarta, Sandardi, and Yomuan, have different geographical and climatic conditions. How about changing the location of the experiments to see if that has any effect?”
Imani also nodded in agreement.
“Yes… Yomuan and Crimeana succeeded while Agarta and Sandardi failed… The only common point is that Yomuan is closer to Crimeana… In that case…”
“It’s all thanks to the blessing of Crimeana-sama!”
From nowhere, a voice resounded. Inspired by that voice, voices of “Crimeana-sama!” echoed throughout the venue. Some church officials even began to pray. Upon closer observation, even the Pope himself was offering prayers.
The realization spread through the venue, gradually restoring a solemn atmosphere. Only the Pope’s prayerful words echoed through the Great Cathedral.
“Grant us the precious blessings of Crimeana-sama, as we tremble in fear and tears flow ceaselessly…”
The Pope’s voice trembled as tears streamed down his face. Seeing this, the church officials also appeared to shed tears, and sobs could be heard from within the hall.
“Please wait.”
The solemn atmosphere was broken by Mei.
“Could it be that the prevalence of Kirisrei, Gaisha, and Luroans’ outbreaks is merely due to geographical and climatic differences? These infectious diseases are occurring in various parts of the world. I believe it might not be the sole cause. We, as professionals in medicine, should base our conclusions not on mere speculation but on thorough discussions and repeated experiments, building on our experiences and findings. In this setting, we should present and discuss the details of each replication experiment.”
“That’s just going in circles!” Darina retorted bitterly. In response, Rony quickly countered, “To prevent it from going in circles, we need to present the results of the replication experiments. We have been involved in replication experiments almost continuously for nearly two weeks. Our experiment notes have reached a staggering seventy-four volumes. Our claim will be evident from these notes. Let’s share our experiment notes this time. Then, we can review them together and clarify the issues.”
“Yes, that’s a good idea. Let’s do that,” agreed surprisingly, Imani from Crimeana. He stood up, bowed to the Pope, and began speaking.
“Agarta is right. We are professionals in medicine, dealing with human lives. We can’t simply come to conclusions based on guesswork. This time, we have the opportunity to potentially eradicate the infectious diseases that have tormented humankind for thousands of years. We shouldn’t miss this chance. Please allow us to proceed. I humbly beg you, Your Holiness!”
Imani performed a deep bow to the Pope.
“If Director Imani speaks so strongly, then there’s no objection. Please proceed as you see fit,” replied the Pope.
“Thank you, Your Holiness. In that case… shall we start by reviewing Agarta’s experiment notes?”
“No, Imani-sama. Here, all institutions involved in the replication experiments should disclose their experiment notes,” Chiwang calmly interjected. In response, Darina retorted with a bite, “If all institutions were to release their experiment notes here, this stage will be buried in notes!”
However, Chiwang remained steadfast and undisturbed.
“In that case, we should change the location. To be honest, we believe that Crimeana’s research papers lack credibility. On the other hand, Crimeana believes that our replication experiments lack credibility. This won’t lead us to any meaningful discussion. As Director Imani stated, if we truly want to eradicate these infectious diseases, it’s time to open our hearts and engage in a thorough discussion.”
Darina gritted her teeth and glared at Chiwang. Imani, while controlling Darina with her eyes, spoke up, “Darina, we will also disclose our experiment notes. Clarina, make sure to bring your experiment notes too. And, Nic from Sandardi, do you have your experiment notes?”
“Of course. I have them with me. We also have about fifty volumes, so it will take some time to bring them in.”
“I understand. We don’t mind waiting. Agarta… can you prepare them quickly? Alright. Then, how about the research notes from the Yomuan Kingdom?”
In response to Imani’s words, the Yomuan representative, Galice, froze in place.
“What’s wrong? Your experiment notes…?”
“Well… um…”
“Is it difficult to transport them due to the large number of volumes? If that’s the case, we from our institute can help. Don’t hesitate to ask.”
“Well… um… they aren’t here.”
“Oh, so we the Pousehai can accompany you to the Yomuan Kingdom. How many volumes are we talking about? Depending on the quantity, we might need to bring another person along.”
Galice lowered his head with a thud. “I… I haven’t made any experiment notes.”
Mei, Chiwang, Rony, Imani, and Darina were frozen on the stage. Nic from Sandardi was left gaping, ruining his dignified appearance.
