Medieval Reiki Revival

Chapter 25 A Worthy Adventure

Everyone was whispering in the hall without any intention of stopping.

Ivan laughed secretly. He saw Baron Robespierre repeatedly questioning the servant who reported the message, and he was sweating profusely on his forehead.

This careerist never thought that the person poisoned by him could still wake up, and the servant said that the person was still healthy and showed no signs of confusion.

This is very bad.

Baron Robespierre quickly recalled what he had done, and whether his actions were secretive.

It is best not to leave a handle.

Otherwise, the whole family will be at a disadvantage.

Ivan knew all the loopholes in Baron Robespierre's conspiracy.

But he had no intention of exposing it at all.

Now that Mazarin has woken up, this means that the court's taxation system will continue to be implemented. At this time, the Dowling family only needs to stand behind Mazarin and make a fortune silently. There is no need to confront the local nobles head-on.

Different identities bring different problems.

As long as Ivan stands up and reports Baron Robespierre, in the eyes of interested people, the Dorian family is buying friends for glory.

The glass windows glistened in the sunlight, and a few grass rhododendrons stretched their succulent stems to the edge of the window sill.

Flowers are not ugly, but messy.

The mayor meant that everyone would eat a light meal inside before leaving.

However, Countess Charlotte begged for mercy to the man beside her. Apart from the two cooks, there are only servants left in the manor to take care of the hygiene, which certainly cannot meet the dietary needs of so many nobles in the hall.

So the Marquis Condorcet suggested that everyone should go back first, and come to see the Secretary-General in the afternoon.

If the secretary-general is still in ill health, there will be some noise with so many people.

This statement is recognized by everyone.

They all felt that it would be best for Mazarin to rest for a while.

However, as the servant said, the Secretary-General's physical condition is far better than they imagined.

In the afternoon, Ivan volunteered to go to the stage to examine Mazarin's body.

"The Secretary-General is in very good health."

Ivan looked at Mazarin's red face, and silently added: "During the time of coma, his body has been recovering by itself, and his illness has completely recovered."

"Unbelievable."

Mazarin himself said with a smile: "I didn't feel uncomfortable at all, but I had a very strange dream myself."

Baron Robespierre smiled flatteringly: "Your contribution is obvious to all. I think we should write a letter of praise together when you go back, so that the court can know your hard work."

Condorcet suddenly asked: "Your Excellency Mazarin, are you really in good health?"

"I'm not sure either. Logically speaking, I shouldn't have slept for so long."

Mazarin touched his stomach, and the luxurious and exquisite clothing slowly swelled due to the master's breathing.

At this time, the maid brought a large plate of cheese from outside the door.

Condorcet and the others looked at each other, but Mazarin's eyes lit up.

He immediately took the plate away from the maid and stuffed the cheese into his mouth with his big hand.

While eating, also talking.

"I made everyone laugh. I don't know why my stomach has become very hungry since I woke up. It should be because I have slept for a long time and haven't eaten. The food in my stomach has been digested. I want to replenish it now."

Mazarin's stomach was corroded by Ivan with [Corrosion Concoction], and now there is a newly grown stomach inside.

Ivan speculated that the nutrients in his stomach should have been corroded by the medicinal juice before, so Mazarin felt very hungry.

As long as the stomach digests some carbohydrates, the diet can return to normal.

Mazarin's big hand was too hard, and the soft cheese flowed out from between the fingers, forming a series of semicircular hills.

No one dared to disturb Mazarin to eat.

Even the Marquis of Condorcet just secretly marveled at his rude eating, and patted the clean little hand of the lady beside him to let the other party put down his worries.

Someone drew a cross, others dismissed it.

They dared not speak until Mazarin had finished eating.

"My God, you eat so much!"

"You, are you sure there is nothing wrong?"

"Maybe we need to get another doctor to examine you."

The Marquis of Condorcet coughed: "I think a person's health is often related to diet. A state of hyperappetite like Mazarin's indicates that the body is very healthy."

Hearing this, Mazarin showed an exaggerated smile.

The teeth were covered with food residue, the lips were scarlet and wide, and the tongue moved unnaturally in the mouth.

I don't know why, but it makes me shudder.

A congressman raised an objection: "But what happened to the lethargy before?"

"That's right, there's also the matter of poisoning."

Ivan stood up and explained: "I think this should be an accident. Mazarin did have the trait of poison entering the body before, but the toxicity was not strong. It may be that the body's immune mechanism excreted the poison with sweat. "

Members of Congress do not understand immunology, and the term "immune mechanism" does not exist in this era.

However, it is because Ivan speaks more professionally and has more words.

Just hang out with him.

"Isn't there no cure for the cantrella poison?"

Ivan looked at the baron and said sincerely: "If Lord Mazarin really drank Cantrera, wouldn't he be as healthy as he is now?"

He turned his head to look at the master, showing the style of a professional doctor: "The only possibility is that we made a mistake. Have you eaten anything else recently?"

"No, my meals have always been taken care of by the servants arranged in the manor."

Mazarin licked his lips: "If you are on the road, the attendants will be in charge."

"So have you been using any medications recently?"

"Drugs. I have always loved medicine, and I firmly believe in the doctor's words that you must often use external medicines to maintain the balance of your internal elements, so I take a youth pill every night."

Youth Pill is a product of evil under alchemy.

Contains large amounts of antimony and can induce vomiting.

Antimony is not absorbed by the body, so once excreted, it can be recycled again.

Therefore, antimony has become an essential tool for some warlocks who are keen on occultism to meditate and rest every day-only a few pieces can be used forever.

Before operating on Mazarin, Ivan learned of his habit of using the pill through a private letter.

"I think your coma may be related to the Youth Pill. I read some information in the medical books I collected, and found that there are a lot of metal raw materials in the Qingchun Pill."

"Your youth pills have changed due to long-term use, which is the main reason for your slight poisoning."

The reason Ivan found was impeccable, and Baron Robespierre immediately began to doubt himself.

He could find no evidence that Mazarin drank the poison, as he disposed of it himself.

The congressmen were also persuaded by this reason. They acted as if they had suddenly realized, and felt that the doctor in front of him should be a very good doctor because of his knowledge and knowledge.

"According to the letter, Mazarin himself has a strong idea of ​​going into politics. He has always believed that his elder brother Mazaran blocked his way, so he will not give up the political capital of tax reform."

"This means that my father's adventure succeeded."

The Dowling family will leap from a middle-class aristocratic family in Luzpittburg to become one of the few great dignitaries, but he hasn't forgotten the werewolf behind the scenes.

"Grin at me."

"Ha ha."

"Little beast."

Now I can focus on you.

Little Creeld.

Although the little Henry captured by the Baron did not kill Lord Mazarin, it was because of his close relationship with the bandits.

He once participated in a conspiracy to kill nobles, so he was taken into custody and sentenced to death soon.

(End of this chapter)