How to become a mermaid

Chapter 98 Dragon Blood Factor
Hearing Planck's praise, Samantel didn't know whether to cry or laugh.

And before he stopped to listen to Planck speak slowly, Pochi had already disappeared.

"My son is called Daddy!"

Pochi's excited shouts came from a distance, and he was still tirelessly sharing his joy with others.

Forget it, let him go!

Seeing that he couldn't catch up with Boqi, Shamanlell simply stopped chasing and stopped to chat with Plank.

"Plank, did the blood test result come out? Did you find anything wrong?" Shaman Lear asked.

He still remembered that Plank had taken blood samples from himself and Ole, and said he would take them back for examination.

However, Planck has been rarely seen these days, and I don't know what the test results are.

Hearing Shamanlael's question, Plank nodded and told him his conclusion: "Basic... not... much... check... check... finished... just...you...don't...continue...continue...drink ...Dragon...blood, change...change...should...should...just...not...will...continue...continue."

"I...tested...your...blood, and found...the...dragon...blood...in it...because...it's...very...rare...rare...should...should ...no...would...have...more...more...effects on...you...!" Plank said.

"Dragon blood factor? What is this?" Hearing this unfamiliar term, Shamanleir was a little puzzled.

"Dragon...blood...cause...child...is...dragon...kind...creature...blood...fluid...inside...will...have...things...something.

"They're...very...tiny...small, can't...see...nor...can't...catch...but...can...affect...affect...other...other...creatures."

"I...give...you... something... look... look at it." Plank said, turned and entered the infirmary.

He rummaged through the infirmary and found two glass jars.

These two glass jars contain a strangely shaped plant in hydroponics.

This kind of plant is about ten centimeters high, and the whole plant is red, and the color is consistent everywhere, without distinction between light and dark.

It has no leaves, only stems. The main stem is about as thick as a person's little finger. It stands upright in the glass jar, but the side stems are curled and bent. They are all rolled into a ball and attached to the main stem, looking like a plate. It's like a red mosquito coil.

Shamanleir noticed that the grass in the pot held by Planck in his left hand was brighter red and more energetic, while the plant on the right was obviously a little wilted, and the color was not bright, a bit like pig blood boiled s color.

"This...is...dragon...blood grass, in the...environment...of...dragon...blood...because of...the more...rich...rich...environment...it...grows...grows...better...better."

"The...water...on the left...is...added...of...Ole's...blood, and...the...water...on the...right...side...is...added...your...blood." Planck explained.

Hearing Planck's words and looking at the glass jar in his hand, Shamanlaer probably understood.

The so-called dragon blood factor is the "true culprit" that makes dragon blood so contagious.

It can cause the body of other creatures to mutate and grow certain characteristics of the blood master.

But the question is, what is this thing?

an enzyme?Special cells?or something else?

"Planck, what exactly is the dragon's blood factor? How do you know that it has an effect? ​​Has anyone seen it with their own eyes and separated it from the blood?" Shamanlell asked suspiciously.

These questions one after another made Planck fall into deep thought.

He frowned and thought for a while, then scratched his head, and said, "I... answer... answer... no... come up."

"No... anyone... has... personally... seen... dragon... blood... because of... child, but... we... know... know... there is... this... thing... inside... dragon... blood... .”

"I... used...moni...'s...blood...to...do...experiment..., specific...content...recorded...recorded...introduced...magic...medicine...materials... In that...pen...notebook...you...can...use...turn...to...look...look!"

After listening to Plank's words, Shamanlaer nodded and said to him: "Okay, I see, I'll go and see it later!"

In fact, when listening to Planck's narration just now, Shamanleer felt more and more familiar the more he listened.

He recalled what was described in the textbook when he first learned biology.

Food will spoil if it is placed in the air, but people don't know what the substance that makes food spoil is, they only know that there are things in the air that can spoil food.

It wasn't until the microscope was invented that people observed the changes in the process of food spoilage with their own eyes, and suddenly discovered that the culprit of spoilage was bacteria.

This situation is very similar to Planck's description of the dragon's blood factor.

Planck or the pharmacists in this world knew that dragon blood contained a substance that could infect other creatures, and named it dragon blood factor.

But because the dragon's blood factor is so small, no one has seen it with their own eyes, and no one is sure what it is.

So... no one in this world should have invented a microscope, and no one has observed the microcosm, right?
In order to prove his own idea, Shaman Lair asked Planck directly: "Planck, do you know the microscope?"

"Ah?" Hearing this unfamiliar term, Plank was taken aback, and asked back: "Then...is...what...?"

"It's a tool that can see very small things," Shamanlaer explained.

After he finished speaking, Plank still looked puzzled.

In order for Planck to have a more intuitive understanding, Shaman Lear asked him in another way:
"There are several small bugs in the potion ingredients that look very similar, and they are smaller than fine sand. How do you usually distinguish them? Do you need any tools?"

Planck knew the answer to this question!

He blinked twice, and said with a simple smile, "No...need...tools, get close...use...eyes...to see!"

Hearing this answer at first, Shamanlael was a little bit stunned.

He forgot for a moment that the physical quality of creatures in the fantasy world and the earth are not the same concept, and it is reasonable to see more clearly with the eyes.

Take Samantel himself as an example. If he tries hard to distinguish, he can clearly see a few hairs growing on the legs of sand-sized bugs.

In other words, did people in this world not invent the microscope because of their good eyesight?

But no matter how good the eyes are, the cells cannot be seen with the naked eye!
"What about people with bad eyesight?" Shamanlael asked again.

"Zoom...big... mirror?" Plank said uncertainly.

Hearing Planck say that there is a magnifying glass in this world, Shamanleir was not surprised at all. After all, the process of making this thing is not complicated.

But just a magnifying glass is not enough, Samantel added: "It's not the kind of glass with a bulge in the middle, I mean, something that is clearer and can see the components in the blood!"

"Is there... any... this kind of... stuff...?" Plank asked back.

Seeing Planck with a puzzled look on his face, Samantel was already sure.

There is really no microscope in this world!

(End of this chapter)