Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 276 A Day's Schedule
Seeing that Yaro wasn't angry about the matter, Heri regained her energy. She tiptoed and cheerfully tidied up the papers on the table, asking in her clear, bell-like voice, "Lord Yaro, we've run out of white velvet in the laboratory. Shall we continue the experiment?"

"no need."

As Yaro summarized the information in the notes, the quill pen tip continued to write and draw on the soft sheepskin, and he replied without looking up:

"After nearly twenty days of continuous feeding, the effect of the white down is already visible. Continuing to do this experiment is just a waste of the white down."

Heryl turned her little head, her cute little eyebrows furrowed together: "Can we kill all the rats? They smell so bad. Even though we sprinkle lime every day, the whole lab is filled with their stench. I take several showers every day, but I still feel like I smell bad."

Heri came from a poor background. In the past, rats that big might have been a delicacy they dreamed of, so talking about killing a few rats wouldn't have made her feel any psychological pressure.

"Heli, thank you for your hard work..."

Yaro smiled and looked up, about to agree, but suddenly remembered something: "Wait a minute!"

Heri gave her a questioning look.

Yaro explained, "They've already eaten so much of the white fuzz; it would be such a waste to kill them."

"Does that mean we have to eat them?" Hery muttered under her breath, "I only like to eat the food that adults make now, I don't like to eat rat meat anymore."

“It’s not about eating,” Yaro rubbed Heli’s little head. “The experiment will continue, but we don’t need to add white floss anymore. All three groups of mice will be fed the same food.”

"The focus remains on the experimental group. You mainly observe whether the mice in the experimental group have withdrawal symptoms and how strong the symptoms are."

The effect of the white fuzz suggests that this substance may contain extraordinary power.

The rats had already eaten the white fuzz, which was several times their body weight.

What changes would occur in their bodies under these circumstances?
What changes will occur in them, especially after the feeding of white velvet is suddenly stopped?
Yaro had planned to explore the biological structure of this world, and these three groups of rats were the best biological materials.

Heri tucked the paper under her arm, stood tall and straightened her back, and replied succinctly:

"Yes, Lord Yaro!"

The lives of the poor are always exceptionally resilient.

After more than a month of recuperation, Heli's arm has returned to normal, her thick red hair has regained some shine, and wearing a well-fitting white coat, combined with her resolute little face, she already has a capable demeanor.

Drop drop drop!

The hourglass timer next to them suddenly made a crisp sound, reminding everyone that the agreed time had arrived.

After writing the last paragraph on the parchment, Yarrow closed the book, looked up at the two men, and said, "Alright, that's enough for today. You should go back and rest too."

Heri, however, pulled out a neatly arranged schedule and handed it to Yaro, saying, "My lord, this is tomorrow's schedule. Please take a look and see if there's anything that needs to be changed."

The parchment was arranged in rows and read:

[6:00-6:30: Wake up and wash up]

[6:40–9:00: Memorize the structure of the magic trick]

[9:00-9:30: Have breakfast]

[9:40-10:00: Jogging, warm-up]

……

[3:00-5:00: Maintain breathing techniques to nourish and repair the body; free time (to craft various interesting devices)]

[5:10-7:30: Crafting potions]

……

[8:00-9:30: Teaching and self-reflection]

[10:00: Sleep]...

Right behind each plan, Hery added many annotations in small print.

For example, in the first column, it says that Aro gets up and washes, and the next column says: "Water for washing needs to be prepared before 5:30."

In the second column, as Aro recited the structure of the magic trick: he began preparing food.

The third column, while Yarrow was having breakfast: tidying up the training equipment.

……

Basically, for every plan Yaro made, there was a plan for the next one.

And often, modifications are required.

For example, the parts of the body that Yaro prepares to exercise and the methods of exercise will change from time to time.

Correspondingly, the preparation of many tools will also differ.

However, Heri also has a heavy workload of studying and taking care of the laboratory. Naturally, she doesn't have to do those things herself. What she does now is similar to a personal maid, summarizing Yaro's needs and then passing them on to Deputy Butler Dylan.

As for Steward Bard—he has recently been leading the guards on duty, driving away passing refugees and bandits, and while he holds the title of steward, he is actually doing the work of a security captain.

……

Yaro glanced at the schedule and said, "I have arranged for Miss Bailu to accompany me on my trip tomorrow. Just like last time, my return time is uncertain, but I will probably be back within three days. So the arrangements before 9 o'clock remain the same, and there is no need to arrange anything else."

Over the course of more than twenty days, the deer took advantage of the daytime to continuously transport the bark from the magic tree, and finally managed to move it all over.

Originally there were about five carriages, but during the accumulation and transportation of these materials, the energy contained in many of them dissipated, leaving only two carriages usable.

Yaro naturally couldn't let these extraordinary materials continue to be wasted, so he sent a message through a elk, asking the white deer to help him bypass the checkpoint built by Viscount Corey from another location and cross Viscount Corey's territory through the dense forest.

Should we just rush through the level?

He charged straight through the gate with two carriages. If the others couldn't hold Yaro back, surely they could destroy the carriages?

For no reason at all, Yaro didn't want to invite any trouble.

"By the way, have you prepared Miss Bailu's clothes?"

Yaro had not forgotten that fairies were also among the hunting grounds of many apprentices.

However, given the previous battle, going to the market this time shouldn't be too troublesome.

As long as Bai Lu doesn't continue wearing her original clothes, others, even if they have suspicions, would probably not dare to make a move to test her.

“It’s been prepared for a long time,” Herye said, then paused, blinked, and asked hesitantly, “Sir, you’re going to…buy magnets this time, right?”

"Will we... be able to make 'electric flowers' soon?"

"Huh?" Yaro was taken aback; he had almost forgotten about it.

He didn't even remember this when he went to the market last time.

"Uh...yeah!"

Yaro calmed himself down and nodded in confirmation, "Of course, I will bring back the magnet this time, so I can make electric sparks..."

"Oh right...didn't I originally have two sets of fur coats?"

Yaro patted his head and smiled at Heli, "If you're eager to see what electric sparks look like, you can rub those two furs together. In the dark, you'll see a faint light; that's a weak electric spark."

(End of this chapter)