"How is Ms. Yelena doing?"
After Eirin Yagokoro returned to the dormitory, Remilia spoke up and asked. Then she looked up and saw Flandre Scarlet locked in a water prison not far away, and realized that this question was most likely what Flandre wanted to ask.
"The situation is a bit bad, but I think it should be treatable. Now the only problem is this oripathy... Based on my observations during this period, I think it might not be something as simple as a disease."
Hearing Eirin Yagokoro's words, Flandre finally felt at ease. If there was anyone's medical skills she could trust here, it was undoubtedly Eirin Yagokoro. If she couldn't save someone, then in this world, besides that Priestess, there would probably be no one else who could save them.
At that moment, Eirin Yagokoro looked at Flandre. "Little Flandre, let me test you with a question. How much do you know about Originium?"
Upon hearing this, Flandre immediately straightened her body like a student being tested.
"Most books say that Originium is a special energy source and also the culprit behind oripathy; it is extremely easy to contract oripathy after being scratched by Originium. And people who have contracted oripathy can use something called Originium Arts after special training. This makes me very curious; this Originium is simply too versatile. The only flaw is that after becoming an Infected, the body's infection will become more and more serious over time and with the individual's use of Originium Arts. Then I saw a theory in a scientific research magazine that oripathy might not be a pathological change but a kind of evolution, it's just that the people of Terra cannot adapt to this evolution, which is why it became like this."
After Flandre finished speaking, Eirin Yagokoro gave her a surprised look. "It's already very good that you could think of this; I have such suspicions as well. This oripathy is indeed too strange in my opinion."
Saying this, she stated that she would follow Rhodes Island to properly study the situation of oripathy during the coming period. Over the next few days, Flandre went to see Yelena once under Remilia's lead. Looking at Yelena, who was frowning and unconscious on a special hospital bed, Flandre felt very uncomfortable.
Remilia reached out and hugged Flandre's head. "Don't worry, didn't Eirin Yagokoro say she would find a way? Trust her!"
Flandre nodded, and then they left the ward together. After coming outside, Flandre met Logos. Logos was very interested in Flandre and the others' flight Magic. Speaking of Magic, Flandre stated that her 'teacher' Patchy was the master of Magic.
"Ms. Patchouli? I've met her a few times before and she left a deep impression on me, but I haven't had the chance to have a good talk," Logos said in a gentle tone.
"How about we get together and hold a Magic symposium? I happen to be very interested in the Magic you use as well," Remilia, who was nearby, said.
"Is that okay?" Logos's eyes lit up.
"Magic exchange is an indispensable part of Magic learning and research. How about we hold a small exchange meeting in the empty room on our side after dinner tonight?" Remilia said.
"Of course. Do you mind if I bring a few more people then?" Logos asked.
"No problem. It's an academic exchange, so naturally, the more people, the better. Flandre, go ask Ms. Talulah if the Reunion Movement is interested in sending someone to participate as well."
As soon as Remilia said this, the slight suspicion Logos had originally held instantly vanished. Just now he indeed had some suspicions, mainly because the Magic exchange Remilia proposed made him a little uneasy. He was somewhat worried whether this blood demon girl wanted to obtain the Banshee's secret arts from him. It seems now that he had been judging a noble heart with his own petty mind.
Logos bowed apologetically to Remilia and then turned to walk away. Flandre excitedly said that she would go do what her sister had just arranged.
"Go ahead, remember not to play too late, you need to come back for dinner." Remilia nodded, knowing Flandre wanted to go out and play, so she didn't stop her. During this time, they had explored the Reunion Movement's side quite thoroughly and knew that with Flandre's strength, no one could defeat her unless she voluntarily gave up her defense. This was also the reason she dared to let Flandre play around alone with peace of mind.
Flandre went to the office and found Talulah, then told her about the agreement and invitation from Remilia and Logos. Talulah nodded very seriously after hearing it. She knew this was a rare opportunity for the Reunion Movement. Although she hadn't specifically asked about Rhodes Island, she knew their Magic level was very high; otherwise, she wouldn't have felt at ease entrusting her soul surgery to them back then. As for the few on Flandre's side, they were undoubtedly top-tier Magic masters. Therefore, being able to audit their Magic exchange was a very important learning opportunity for the Reunion Movement.
After agreeing to Flandre, she quickly contacted several cadres. After everyone gathered, Talulah recounted the matter and then said, "Does anyone have any recommended candidates?"
Buldrokkas'tee mentioned two names; both were members of the Yeti Squad and also Yelena's right-hand men. Everyone approved of his recommendation because the strength of these two was also among the best in the entire Reunion Movement. If they hadn't been steadfastly following Yelena, they would have likely become cadres of the Reunion Movement long ago.
Then it was Red. He hesitated for a moment and then said, "I have a newcomer here who uses a very powerful earth and stone art, but he is somewhat introverted and never shows his appearance outside. I wonder..."
"There shouldn't be any problem. Bring one along when the time comes. Are there any other recommendations?" Talulah asked after thinking for a few seconds.
Red shook his head. The people under his command were basically melee-focused. Those who could use Originium Arts basically only knew the basics. Letting them participate in such a high-end Magic seminar would truly be like elementary school students entering a university lecture hall; being able to understand which characters the words they were discussing were would be considered impressive.
Alina, on the other hand, said, "Talulah, what do you think of Ino?"
"Eno? His Originium Arts have great development value. We don't know much about it, so going there to listen might provide a better direction," Talulah said, thinking of that white-haired child.
Soon, Talulah finalized the list. "Everyone, call these people over and brief them. Remember, we are going there primarily to learn."
The others nodded one after another and then went out to find the people. On the other side, after Flandre left the office, she happily flew toward the outskirts of the city. Many people she met on the way would greet her.