Our family is in decline

Most of the patients in the leprosy camp were waiting outside the tent. They all urgently needed to get the results of the treatment, and they were ready whether it was success or failure.

But no one is willing to give up that slim chance.

Maybe it really succeeded...

Among them, Baldwin's tall figure is particularly conspicuous. He was allowed to come back to take care of the lepers, but he had to avoid secondary infection.

So the face is not a mask but a mask, the body is covered with cloth to cover the exposed body, and there are gloves and the like, which can basically be called full armor.

However, he seemed a little worried, because he had recovered a lot of hearing and did not hear the patient's movements. Instead, several doctors were discussing words they did not understand, and they were quite intense. This was obviously not good news.

Moreover, it was very painful when he received treatment. He was not sure whether other people's fragile bodies could bear it.

They struggled until the tent door was opened, and Lord Lance came out and announced to everyone.

"Everyone, look at me, let me announce something." Lance raised his hands and shouted loudly to attract everyone's attention. "The new treatment is very successful. We are sure to cure leprosy. You will be saved in Hamlet."

Even with Baldwin's experience as a reference, these words still brought out the emotions of those patients.

Basically, he fell down towards the lord, knelt down and chanted the name of Lance. The deformed body was a bit strange to match this scene.

Here they will find salvation...

Baldwin looked at the crowd kneeling down to Lance. The scene of cheers and tears was a bit indescribable, but he soon felt relieved.

Yes, I also gained salvation here.

Lance didn't react much when he saw this scene. Why could he obviously bring them back from the brink of death with [Flesh and Flesh Reconstruction]? As for the virus, he could find a way to deal with it later, but he didn't do it.

Because he is not a philanthropist, the effect of this is immediate, but what about the spiritual energy consumed?

There is also the idea of ​​eroding Baldwin's prestige through treatment, and then instilling his own image in these patients.

This is undoubtedly a show, but humanity needs this to unite.

If they were to be used, Lance would not allow them to have a small group of their own, let alone accept that there were even people with higher prestige than himself.

He wants to ensure that he has absolute control over Hamlet.

There are only about ten patients here. They lie down under anesthesia and receive two injections.

Even Baldwin was pulled in for an injection, just to test whether the self-healing effect could actually induce cell differentiation.

The focus is on the recovery of nerves and brain. You must know that some cells are destined to die at birth, which is beyond the scope of the human body's self-healing.

Lance was already prepared to fail. After all, the structure of the human body was not as simple as that of a flesh-devourer, with complex functions.

But the test results are surprising.

"Successful!" Lance's face showed uncontrollable ecstasy. I'm afraid no one knew what this meant.

But Lance knew that as long as he was injured and drank a bottle, he could heal himself quickly. In other words, the [blood bottle] in fantasy works such as games, anime novels, etc. appeared.

There is also a similar [panacea] that can eliminate most diseases.

Most of the diseases in this world have become a joke in the face of these two doses of medicine, and they act on the human body itself, which means that there will be no drug resistance. From today on, all diseases will no longer be a major threat to human survival. enemy.

Not knowing what he thought of, Lance suddenly felt a little depressed.

To be honest, he is biased against extraordinary power, because it goes against the three views he has built throughout his life.

Also because extraordinary power brings too many uncertainties to this world.

If there is no extraordinary power, no matter how ambitious the ancestor is, at most he will be a villain like a crazy biological genius. His influence may only be in a region, or exaggerate a small country, and in the end he will be killed by some special forces king, or Captain XX Kill it like that.

But in this world view, the ancestor's ambition was magnified countless times by extraordinary power, and he even tried to seize the power of "god" and then bring destruction to the world.

And he, a hard-working heir, was forced to play with his ancestors with his life even before he could "enjoy the enjoyment". He couldn't do it without playing, because he didn't want to turn into a sarcoma.

But he also relied on extraordinary strength to start his career. Otherwise, how could an ordinary scholar have the power to fight against the ancestor in a short period of time?

But Lance still has a certain sense of superiority in modern society in his heart, especially when Hamlet developed from a shabby little fishing village to what it is now.

In addition, he has improved and promoted a series of progress in life, medical education and other achievements, which once again proved the superiority of his ideas.

These emotions gave him enough psychological support to face the shock brought to him by the extraordinary power along the way.

Like those fancy monsters, Lance was confident that no one who had seen modern weapons would be afraid of them.

You corrupt plague, flesh and blood monster, when I turn on the flamethrower, you will turn into a barbecue.

Pigs and monsters can't even withstand cold weapons, let alone hot weapons.

The charge of the plate armor knight with divine enchantment, my steel torrent, and artillery washing, all of them are crispy.

If Lance had a nuclear bomb now, he would have exploded it with his ancestor.

But now that sense of superiority is getting a punch.

Because technology was so advanced in the previous life, illness was still the number one threat to human survival.

A single virus can render humanity powerless and plunge it into chaos for years.

But now, in a world similar to the Middle Ages, which needs to be described by words such as ignorance and feudalism, the [panacea] has been completed, and the ceiling of the top medical level has been touched so easily.

It's like you bring a modern human sense of superiority to communicate with a village that was still in the feudal era, and then the villager shared nuclear technology with you.

No, even more exaggeratedly, the villagers share the engine technology of the spaceship with you.

That feeling of defeat made Lance confused for a moment.

Then should I engage in modern medical care?

"What's wrong?" Greendale noticed something strange about Lance.

"We have developed this panacea, and most diseases in the future can only be treated with one or two shots. So is it still necessary for us to do this?"

Lance explained his worries with some frustration, investing a lot of resources, but the output was not as good as this, it was meaningless...

This was the first time for Greendale to see Lance so disappointed. You must know that this man was the guy who beat up Wolf Warrior, and he would act like this because of such a thing.

However, these words reminded her to invest resources in medical treatment to promote development. But if we have reached the end now, is it still necessary?

But Paracelsus seemed a little disdainful of this, and broke the weird atmosphere without politeness.

“Firstly, you don’t understand the principles of these things, secondly, there is no stable source of materials, and thirdly, if you use up the materials now, they will be gone and even production will be a problem.

Not to mention, even if the previous problem is solved, how many raw materials can a monster extract? How many sick people are there in the world? How many diseases are there? And what about supernatural diseases?

It can be said that ordinary people cannot afford these drugs. The reason for developing medical treatment in the first place was to allow ordinary people to get medical treatment. This is what you told me. "

"I'm just expressing my feelings to reflect my thinking about the future, okay?"

Lance was a little embarrassed after being exposed, and his defensive look made Greendale laugh.

However, Paracelsus's words reminded him that the output of this thing is probably not going to increase. It is similar to the church's divine magic, and it is not something that ordinary people can use casually.

Lance is a staunch realistic materialist and does not fall into nothingness because of this.

Technology is not guilty, just like nuclear technology can create nuclear bombs to destroy, but it can also build nuclear power plants to generate electricity.

The ancestors developed the Flesh Devourer long ago, but this technology was not used to benefit mankind. Instead, monsters were allowed to survive by devouring flesh and blood.

But in Lance's hands, this became a "panacea" that could cure human beings' injuries and illnesses.

It can be seen from this that extraordinary power is not terrible, but there is currently a lack of a correct idea to guide these extraordinary powers.

That's all Lance has to do.

Re-firming his thoughts, Lance once again focused on research.

Some patients wake up from coma without any rejection or emergencies. The treatment is so simple.

But Lance also discovered something interesting, that is, these people were suffering from intense hunger, and the energy and materials they had just consumed needed to be replenished.

But Hamlet is not short of food. As a patient, he is also a research subject, which is still satisfactory.

After handing this place to Baldwin, Lance and others also left here and devoted themselves to their work.

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Under the scorching sun, many people gathered in the open space outside Hamlet's town, and the really important ones among them were the knights of Bastia who were captured and sent to labor camps.

It's just that at this time, they completely lost the courage to charge towards Lance on their war horses.

Most of the bodies built by years of training and fighting have lost weight rapidly in these days. Their faces are decadent and depressed, and their bodies are covered with rudimentary clothes.

Some people's injuries have not fully healed. Their hands and feet all have signs of wear and tear from being shackled, and some people still have marks from being whipped.

Laogai is not like treating guests to a meal. Everyone has a task, and if you can't complete the day's meal, you don't get to eat.

If anyone disobeys, he will be whipped. If he still disobeys, he will be put in a dark cell and starved for a few days.

Although these Bastia knights have different origins, they all have their own pride in becoming knights. It is a pity that they have been trampled down as prisoners.

Mixed in among them were dozens of soldiers brought over by those fat men. They were lucky enough to be imprisoned for a few days before they had time to undergo labor reform.

It's just that the injured people inside are more direct. They were used by Lance to train the medical soldiers. As for whether they will be alive after returning, it is hard to say. Anyway, they are still alive now, although they can only lie down.

Also released were the fat men Francis and Lawrence. Their condition was not much better. The damage caused by their imprisonment could not be eliminated in a short time.

Lance stood on the opposite side of those people, and there were some soldiers outside to maintain order. Because it was lunch break, people who had just eaten didn't mind coming over to eat melon, so there were many people gathered around to watch the fun.

I'm afraid these soldiers don't know that their leaders have reached a deal with Lance, but since they have agreed, they will naturally let them go quickly, otherwise they will waste food.

"Are you unconvinced?" Lance glanced at those people, but no one dared to show his head.

Although these people looked downcast and had no intention of resisting, the time was still too short and it did not completely wear down their temper.

If they were given a chance, they would probably kill him again without hesitation, and be even more ferocious with the anger of being humiliated. I am afraid that in the eyes of these people, only the destruction of Hamlet can quell their anger.

But so what? If Lance can catch them once, he is sure to catch them a second time.

"I know you are not convinced and want to destroy Hamlet."

Lance's voice suddenly rose to a high pitch, growling almost like a shout.

"But I tell you, no one can be convinced, except you!"

This attitude undoubtedly made some knights and soldiers look over, and even Lawrence couldn't help but wonder what Lance was doing?

"Those Bastia knights, don't look at me and just blame you.

The Count of Bastia preached that the Knights entered Hamlet to pursue the barbarians who invaded the empire, but we became the villains instead.

But actually? No one knows better than you yourself whether this knighthood really resisted the barbarian invasion. In order to let the barbarians in, you actually allowed them to massacre several villages one after another?

You must know that those places are now under your governance. Their taxes are paid to your Bastia, not to my Hamlet.

As Bastia's army, you have the responsibility to protect them, but how do you treat them? Hundreds of people from three villages were slaughtered right before your eyes.

And where are you? Now that I have finally found an excuse to invade Hamlet, do I have to praise you for being smart?

The barbarian tribes are indeed cruel and tyrannical, but what about you? You are even more disgusting than them. At least the barbarians will not attack their own people, but you do not hesitate to use their flesh and blood to feed the wolves.

I don’t need to tell you what you did after breaking into Hamlet, right?

More than three hundred living people fell under your butcher's knife.

That’s three hundred lives! Why did you massacre the Imperials when you pursued the barbarians? tell me why?

ah? Why are you speechless?

Then let me tell you, remember that it was you who invaded Hamlet, but failed. When did you become the victim?

Still not convinced? What right do you have to be unconvinced? "

Lance's words directly ripped off the hypocritical face of the Bastia knight in front of everyone. The originally chaotic situation was suppressed by those long words, and the scene became silent. (End of chapter)