Master a little skill every day

Lecter gives everyone an unfathomable feeling, and there is even awe in the subconscious.

Bai Miao behaved more intimately, and this atmosphere made Hearst more willing to contact Bai Miao.

With a little less appetite, Hearst would still be tolerable.

Bai Miao knew that he was completely confronting Lecter.

Every next step needs to be done carefully, trying not to challenge Lecter's patience.

Lecter knew about Miss Hester's mental recovery, but he chose to use cookies to slowly stimulate Hester.

This shows that he does not care about Hearst's recovery, or that he is confident that he will continue to let Hearst's spirit sink.

What Bai Miao needs is Lecter's confidence.

As long as he doesn't think of himself as a threat.

After leaving Hearst's house, Bai Miao did not go home directly. Instead, he went to an optical shop and purchased some lenses. He also went to a glass shop to buy a large amount of glassware.

Bai Miao planned to start research on blood first.

Compare the differences in blood composition between the Morrie and Dracula families.

Although there were equipment such as microscopes in Yal City, Bai Miao needed higher magnification and clearer vision, and gave full play to his hands-on ability.

The principle is known, and with enough materials, it can be made with various skills.

Bai Miao believed that the accuracy of the microscope he made must be comparable to that of any other manufacturer in Ya'er City.

After a busy night, Bai Miao built a microscope specifically for studying blood.

Bai Miao carefully took out 1mL of blood, sucked it out with a dropper, and started research.

Chapter 189 The Mystery of Blood

The blood was dropped on the glass slide and covered with a coverslip. The blood spread evenly, showing amazing vitality at the edge of the blood.

A drop of blood seemed to be alive. It felt to Bai Miao like a huge red cell, and the cell wall was constantly flowing and deforming.

When viewed under a microscope, the concentration of red blood cells in the blood was significantly higher than that of ordinary people.

Bai Miao first tested Katie's blood. After making a series of records, Bai Miao replaced it with Hester's blood.

The conclusion shocked Bai Miao.

In Hester's blood, many blood cells were mixed with many elongated substances.

These things were so small, and they could flexibly shuttle between cells, so Bai Miao almost thought he was dazzled.

Multiples are not enough.

After changing to a higher-magnification eyepiece, Bai Miao decided to inactivate the drop of blood first, so that he could better observe the little things running around.

"Tentacles?"

Each elongated little thing is covered with smaller tentacles. At the cellular level, flagella may be more appropriate to describe them.

Upon closer inspection, these little things even have small mouthparts on their surfaces, which are used to absorb substances from the blood.

Even after being inactivated by high temperature, some parts still retain vitality and are still squirming.

"There is indeed something strange."

Bai Miao planned to name this creature a bloodworm, which means a parasite that lives in the blood.

In other words, the improvement Mori made should be to remove the blood worms from the blood.

Or the blood environment has been changed so that bloodworms cannot survive.

There is a direction.

Bai Miao realized that he was doing something comparable to Dr. Mori.

Improved Cursed Blood to eliminate the flaw of blood thirst.

But as for how to get rid of the curse, Bai Miao currently has no idea in this regard.

If the curse can be eliminated one day, then this blood can be used to mass-produce Superman.

Bai Miao's current idea is to separate the blood from the blood worms and analyze the properties of the blood worms separately.

There is still too little equipment.

But with the knowledge of instruments needed for relevant research in his head, Bai Miao was confident to do it with his hands.

Another big purchase at the market, Bai Miao has now put all his thoughts into the research of cursed blood.

This is also a big test of Bai Miao's ability.

Whether it is a comprehensive test in terms of knowledge reserve or practical ability.

During the study period, Bai Miao did not open a clinic, but put up a sign stating that he was currently researching technology. People who saw this sign would consciously not disturb the doctors who lived there.

Even if he is a newspaper boy, he will only put the newspaper in the mailbox at the door and will never yell.

In the city of Yal, doctors absolutely do not allow anyone to disturb them at the important juncture of their research.

But on Sunday morning, Bai Miao still stopped his research and treated Hurst.

Hester curiously looked at the studio that Bai Miao had built in just a day or two: "Is this what you have achieved these days? Is there any progress?"

"Yes, there is a creature in your blood that does not exist in Katie's blood. This creature may be the cause of your blood thirst."

Bai Miao noticed that the blood vessel erosion on Hester's mental body had become less and less, with only one-fifth of the area remaining.

It seemed like she was holding back Lecter's demands pretty well.

And Lecter didn't react at all.

Does it mean that he did it casually, or that he didn't care at all?

Bai Miao felt like he was on the verge of death, trying back and forth, constantly trying to figure out where Dr. Lecter's bottom line was.

"Hmm...it's a little itchy..."

When Bai Miao touched the soles of Hester's feet with his hands, Hester's shoulders trembled slightly and his face was slightly flushed: "I seem...to feel something in the soles of my feet..."

"Really? It seems to be consistent with my initial judgment. The erosion of your mental blood vessels has made your legs lose feeling. If these blood vessels can be completely suppressed, your legs will recover."

"Um...well, can you be gentler?"

"……it is good."

Bai Miao relaxed slightly and said, "Give me a while, and I should be able to find a way to solve the problem of blood thirst."

"Dr. Moriarty...why on earth are you doing these things?"

Bai Miao thought for a while and replied: "The doctor's instinct may be something else."

One reason was that he was curious about the Cursed Blood, and another reason was that he wanted to stay a few more days to recharge the Zero Hour Lock.

Of course, Bai Miao thinks he can do it.

If you see the possibility of completing something and don't prioritize it, but instead turn your attention to other clues that you have no clue about, it will feel like a haphazard strategy.

When he first came to Ya'er City, Bai Miao didn't know the direction, so things blossomed in all directions. Now that Miss Hester has achieved relatively clear results, it's better to seize the opportunity to solve it completely.

When Hester heard Bai Miao's answer, his eyes moved slightly downward: "Thank you, Doctor Moriarty. I am very lucky to have met you."

"It's nothing. Being able to cure you is a great sense of accomplishment for me."

After the treatment was completed on Sunday morning, Bai Miao turned to research and development work. Bai Miao planned to make a dialysis membrane to separate blood worms from blood cells.

Although the visual distance allows Bai Miao to increase the accuracy to 1m within a range of 0.1w meters, the visual distance is still not enough when facing μm-level cells.

So Bai Miao used mathematics as an aid and spent a day finally making a barely adequate dialysis membrane.

Larger blood cells such as red blood cells are blocked on one side of the dialysis membrane, while on the other side are blood worms and the residue of small substances in the blood.

After leaving the blood environment, the blood worms under the microscope became extremely aggressive. Not only did they move faster, they would also break out into fierce battles when they encountered each other, tearing and devouring each other.

Bai Miao had a sudden idea, took out Katie's blood and put the blood worms in.

Sure enough, the blood worms quickly lost their activity and were then swallowed by the white blood cells in Katie's blood.

Katie's blood has insecticidal properties!

If bloodworms are likened to a germ, then Katie is a person with antibodies.

What he has to do is to use Katie's blood to extract antibodies that eliminate bloodworms.

The process of preparing antibodies flashed through Bai Miao's mind, and Bai Miao soon chose a method that could quickly set up a production line in the current environment.

"How did I change from a doctor to a scientific researcher..."

Bai Miao rubbed his eyes. He hadn't slept for two days because of the cursed blood.

Fortunately, there has been a breakthrough.

Katie's remaining blood was not enough for Bai Miao to extract antibodies. If he wanted antibodies, he would need more blood.

"It's time to go to Katie and ask for her opinion... Oh, I don't know if her store has been opened."

Bai Miao planned to take the newspaper from the mailbox outside the door first to see what happened recently.

Unexpectedly, it also contained a letter from Katie, which should indicate that the store's affairs have been settled.

Opening the letter, it was written that it planned to open tomorrow, mainly selling large violins.

Bai Miao didn't expect Katie to develop in this direction.

After paying off the debt, Katie still has about 1 basic funds, which is enough for the initial operation of the store.

Even a better violin costs more than 500 yuan, so Katie impulsively purchased several.

In the letter, Bai Miao saw Katie's determination to open a store.

In other words, it should be Katie's dream.

Driven by her dream, Katie opened the store very quickly.

Bai Miao opened the newspaper again to learn about the major events that happened in Ya'er City in the past two days.

Putting aside various medical advances, Bai Miao saw for the first time that information about the healing sect appeared in major newspapers.

The Healing Sect has recently been using newspapers to place job postings.

The requirement is for people who do not have any mental illness and are terminally ill.

Bai Miao felt that the most suitable candidates should be selected from the slums.

There are a large number of civilians waiting to die there. If they can be selected by the healing sect, the reward will be more generous than ordinary doctors.

Oh, no limit to quantity.

Bai Miao almost didn't notice this additional information.

As long as the conditions are met, the Healing Sect wants them all.

There are also some comments in newspapers, most of which are opposition voices. They believe that the Healing Sect wants to monopolize patient resources and hinder the development of the city of Yal. They hope that ethical review will intervene and stop the Healing Sect's actions.

What stimulated this Healing Sect...

Did Atalina's incident hit them so hard?

Bai Miao has not forgotten that his skull ornaments were taken away by Atalina. He wonders if she was taken away as a trophy by Favre after she was killed.

If it had not been taken away, Bai Miao would definitely go to the Healing Sect to get it back.

But recently Bai Miao really didn't have time to heal the sect.

There are many factors that need to be considered when going to this kind of organization. You can’t just go if you want to, unless the other party takes the initiative to invite you.

They also basically do not move outside the western urban areas.

The Ethics Review Board really couldn't sit idly by and asked the Healing Sect to provide specific details on why so many patients were needed.

Naturally, the Healing Sect did not reveal any information, but it also showed concessions and limited the number of people to fifty people.

The ethics review board did not continue to be embarrassed, but added an additional condition, that is, the fifty people cannot have the same disease and must be evenly separated.

With the help of newspapers, the two major forces in Yare City started negotiations and finally reached an agreement.

It can be said that the subject of using people for experiments was openly raised as a bargaining chip in negotiations.

And these patients happen to have no spare money to buy newspapers.