novelonline Chapter 1327 Okay, No Need to Look for It Now
Chapter 1327 Okay, No Need to Look for It Now
Chapter 1327 Okay, No Need to Look for It Now
Compared to Yennefer's panic, Nagris and others were even more shocked: "Why are there still black spots and scales on the regenerated feet?"
Ulsman pondered and said, "It is very likely that this is not an infectious disease, but a blood disease."
"What is blood disease?" Negris asked puzzledly.
Ulsman scratched his head and gave an example: "It's like if someone has two pubic hairs and you cut them off and then give him treatment, after the treatment he will still have two pubic hairs instead of just one."
All the creatures of different genders present couldn't help but clamp their legs together. Negris said painfully, "Why did you give such an example? I am the god of knowledge. Your example will become knowledge and enter my brain. Whenever I think of blood disease, I will think of Gejiji. You have polluted my knowledge base. Change it quickly."
Ursman had to change the answer: "For example, congenital heart disease, congenital polydactyly, albinism, etc. All congenital diseases are blood diseases. Well, they can't be called diseases. Some congenital diseases do not affect life, so they are not called diseases. For example, dragon people have scales. Is this called a disease? Only those that affect life and endanger life are called diseases. Otherwise, they can only be called blood characteristics."
"So, these black scale spots are the bloodline characteristics of the dragon people?" Nagris concluded.
Yennefer refuted it on the spot: "Impossible, we never had it before, but after the battle with the strange tree, we began to develop spots and lose scales one after another. If it is a blood disease, why didn't we have it before, but only now?"
Yennefer couldn't help but panic. If the black scale disease was contagious, he could avoid infection by staying away from his wife and children. But if it was carried in the blood, then wouldn't it mean that his wife and children were already sick, but the disease had not yet developed?
Ursman said: "If it is a blood disease, you have never had it before. The most likely possibility is that something is suppressing its appearance. What is suppressing it? Before the black scale disease appeared, did your tribe undergo any major changes?"
"There was a battle with the strange tree." Yennefer said.
"Besides this?" Ursman asked.
Yennefer frowned and thought hard, but she still couldn't figure it out. At this moment, Greely in the distance raised her hand and said weakly: "Does leaving a certain place count?"
Ursman said: "Of course it counts. Leaving a familiar place, eating different food, drinking different water, and getting different sunlight can all cause acclimatization and lead to illness."
Greely said: "The black scale disease appeared three years after we left the Tomb of the Ancestors."
Anthony had a better memory and frowned as he said, "No, it said before that many people were infected and that's why you lost the location of the ancestral tomb. And it only appeared three years later? It's not possible for symptoms to appear after three years if you are not used to the local climate and water, right?"
Gelili said: "No, because of the battle, many people did not have time to return to the ancestral tomb to worship. I have observed that all the tribesmen who fell ill have been away from the ancestral tomb for at least three years."
"Have you observed it?" Anthony looked up and down at Greely, as if he was considering the credibility of her words.
Seeing this, Ursman simply said, "It is possible that they will not appear until three years after acclimatization. This is the survival of the fittest in the void. Three years may be enough for them to go to other places. Hello, Ms. Greeley, can I ask you to verify your observation ability?"
With Greely's permission, Ulsman began to show some figures, some curved, some straight, some twisted, some messy. After showing more than a dozen, Ulsman asked: "What symbols are there in the figures you just showed?"
"One of these symbols," Greeley responded. She made a double cross.
Ulsman nodded, showed some more images of experimental vessels, and then asked, "What is the same thing that appears in the images just now?"
Greely said affirmatively: "Table."
Negris, who was following the test, spat out a mouthful of blood: "Table? Uman, you are cheating!"
A table full of labware, but the tables are identical? This is clearly an attempt to trick people.
Ulsman spread his hands and said, "It's just a table. How did I cheat you? Come again."
Then there is another set of pictures, which is a set of battle comics. A group of people are watching two swordsmen fighting. The pattern is switching at a speed of one per second. As the switching, the swordsmen's postures become more and more intense, and the fight is difficult to tell.
After a dozen pictures, Ulsman asked, "There's a dog in the crowd. What color is it?"
Negris was going crazy. There were a lot of people in the picture, but he asked what the color of the dog was? Was there a dog? Was there a dog in it?
Negris looked left and right. Both Luther and Lightning looked confused. They obviously didn't notice whether there was a dog in the pattern. Anthony, on the other hand, held his chin with a thoughtful expression. He obviously didn't notice whether there was a dog either, but he seemed to have analyzed Ulsman's routine.
But Greeley still gave an accurate answer: "Black and white, the ears, eyes and limbs are black, and the body and face are white."
Ursman couldn't help but give a thumbs up: "Your observation skills are really good. Are you interested in being my student... Oh, I got confused. I thought it was a defense."
After saying this, Ulsman nodded towards Anthony, acknowledging her observation skills.
Anthony nodded and concluded: "The key to your black scale disease is probably in the ancestral tomb. Let's go to the ancestral tomb first. What do you mean by losing the location of the ancestral tomb?"
"It means that it can't be found. The ancestral tomb will constantly change the connected dimensional rifts. Sometimes it leads to this rift, sometimes it leads to that rift, and sometimes it is closed. In the past, there was always someone in it. We could tell which one it was by the resonance of blood. But now there is no one in it. If we want to find it, we have to search all the rifts."
"If there was no strange tree, we could split up and search slowly, but with the strange tree here, any action taken alone would be very dangerous," Yennefer explained.
Anthony asked: "How strong is the strange tree? We have been here for so long, but it seems that we haven't encountered a strange tree yet."
"We can see them at the Tomb of the Ancestors or the Time Dragon Stele Forest. They occupy the place where we used to live. Their strength is about the same as ours, but there are too many of them, and they seem to never die. Every time we kill a batch of them, their numbers will recover after a while. Instead, the number of our people is getting smaller and smaller." Yennefer said.
Anthony nodded to show that he understood. After thinking it over for a while, he found Ang and reported: "This is the situation, sir. I want to go to the ancestral tomb and then go to the Time Dragon Stele Forest. I want to transfer some people to find the entrance to the ancestral tomb separately."
Ang was fiddling with the giant compass he had just received. This thing was the concrete core that controlled the entire space-time domain. Originally, there was no such thing in the domain, but the Dragon God wanted it, so it came into being.
Even gods, when controlling their own divine domain, need some concrete things to fix operations and deepen memory. Instead of thinking about how to fiddle with it every day, it is better to just make a button and press it when you want to use it.
The compass materialized Ang's various divine attributes into statues, and when one needed to use the power of a certain god, he would just have to wave his hand.
After listening to Anthony's report, Ang scratched his head. He had just got the compass and was not familiar with it yet. He looked around and pointed in one direction. Following Ang's finger, a portal opened up on the platform in that direction.
Anthony clapped his hands and said, "Okay, no need to look for it now."