Fanatics of the Magic Academy

"It was raining that morning. She was lying on the cardboard and couldn't get up. She had a high fever."

Rose asked:

"Didn't you take her to the hospital?"

Hans clutched his head and said in despair:

"I went there, but the appointment was already booked six months in advance, and they said Tiana's condition didn't meet the minimum criteria for emergency care."

"I spent a lot of money to see doctors, but all they could do was prescribe painkillers."

"I'm penniless now..."

Then, Hans buried his head in his hands and began to sob:

"Waaaaah, Tiana, don't leave me..."

"I'm sorry, Alice, I failed to protect Tiana..."

Rose crouched down and looked at Tiana.

A rough assessment was made.

It was probably a cold or respiratory infection caused by the sudden change in weather, which then dragged on until a fever developed.

If left untreated, or if someone desperately tries to treat the illness by taking painkillers, it's almost certain they won't survive.

In a past life, this condition could have been treated with antibiotics or hormones.

Wait, there are antibiotics in this world, right?

The memory that comes with high rationality begins to kick in.

"I think I've heard the word 'antibiotics' somewhere before."

Rose frowned slightly and said to Hans:

"Can't you buy antibiotics?"

Hans looked up, bewildered, and said:

What are antibiotics?

Hans was a bit confused by Rose.

This made him begin to doubt whether he had mixed up his memories of his past life with his memories of this life.

Fortunately, Rose was certain she hadn't misremembered.

With a sanity level of 41, reaching the level of a second-circle mage,

It's almost impossible for it to make a mistake.

He frowned; there was only one conclusion then: Hans had extremely poor medical knowledge.

No, it should be said that the entire poor population of Lovillia has extremely poor medical knowledge.

Rose thought for a moment and said to Hans:

"Go see a doctor, but don't go to a big hospital, go to one of those shady clinics and ask."

Hans was a little stunned, but when his eyes met Rose's pair of glowing blue pupils, he seemed to calm down as well.

"Okay, will this save Tiana?"

Hans looked at the Rossio circuit with expectant eyes.

Rose nodded and said:

"Can."

Then Rose realized that Hans seemed to have run out of money after paying for Tiana's medical treatment.

He took 200 marks out of his pocket and handed them to Hans.

"This money should be enough to buy some things. I'll stay here and watch over Tiana, you go and buy them."

Rose said to Hans.

Hans, as if grasping at a straw, took the money Rose handed him.

He looked at the mysterious child before him with a complicated expression, pursed his lips, and said:

"Thank you, thank you so much. If it can save Tiana, I will give my life for you if necessary."

Rose didn't respond to him, but only urged:

"Go quickly."

Rose sat down next to Tiana and looked at her with her eyes tightly closed.

He placed his hand on the towel on Tiana's forehead, which was already starting to warm slightly.

He picked up the towel and changed Tiana's towel.

Then, he found a corner near Tiana and leaned against it.

He fell into thought:

Where did I learn the word "antibiotics"?

Then, his azure eyes flashed with a blue light, and his rationality, which was as high as 41, began to exert its power.

His memories flashed before his eyes like a revolving lantern.

Ultimately, he found the relevant memories.

That was when he was about 4 years old.

That day, the church gave Rose's parents a task, saying that the church's sacred beast was sick.

Ask Rose's parents to buy the medicine.

Rose saw the medicine then; it was an antibiotic for pets.

At the time, Rose, whose spiritual vision was relatively low, simply remarked that the sacred beasts in Taoism were truly down-to-earth.

Now that the spiritual vision has come through, this is no sacred beast at all!

This is clearly a pet brought by some nobleman who likes to sweep up riches; it's very likely a pet dog that came to play.

As for bringing a pet dog to this place, what activities will they do? How will they play?

Rose's eyes were visible through the fine golden blood vessels, and her breathing began to rise and fall.

But his rationality, which was as high as 41, quickly suppressed the abnormality, the golden blood vessels began to disappear, and his emotions returned to stability.

He leaned against the corner of the wall, quietly watching over Tiana, occasionally wetting and wringing out the towel on her head.

His concentration is now high enough.

A full 48 points of focus, enough to sustain two days and two nights of materialism.

You don't have to go back to the tent every half day to regain your focus.

Although he activated [Wind Network Perception] once in the morning and maintained it for a considerable period of time.

However, he should be able to maintain his current focus for another day or so without much trouble.

Several hours later, Rose heard footsteps outside.

Although his superior perception and memory allowed him to roughly determine from the footsteps that the person was Hans,

He still subconsciously prepared for battle.

A moment later, Hans appeared at the door.

Rose saw that he had nothing in his hand.

Furthermore, he looked disheveled, as if he had been in a conflict with someone.

There were signs of being beaten on his body.

Rose saw that Hans' face was bruised and swollen, and asked with concern:

"Mr. Hans, what happened? What's wrong with you?"

Hans, however, buried his head in his hands, knelt on the ground, and broke down in tears.

"I went to the doctor at the shady clinic, and he said he couldn't give it to me!"

Because this is a nationally controlled drug, they say it's based on drug resistance and public safety!

To hell with public safety! Who's going to guarantee Tiana's safety?!

Then I insisted on taking it, and he hit me and threw me away!

Why! Why!

Does my Tiana really have to die?!

What did she do wrong?!

What did she do wrong?!

Oh God, let me die in Tiana's place, so she won't suffer like this!

Rose stood up and walked toward the devastated Hans.

Rose could understand him; these past few days he had exhausted all his resources to pay for Tiana's medical treatment.

He couldn't get an appointment at the hospital, so the doctor only prescribed painkillers.

He could only watch helplessly as his most beloved daughter slowly walked away and died.

She had given him his only hope, but it was shattered so easily.

Rose was just a little puzzled as to why antibiotics in this world were so strictly controlled.

Could it be that the antibiotics in this world are indeed different from those in the previous life, and are not the same thing that could cause public pollution?

No, that doesn't make sense.

Drug resistance? Drug resistance can certainly occur, but when someone is about to die, do we still need to worry about drug resistance?

Rose walked up to Hans, whose bloodshot, beast-like eyes looked up at Rose's azure pupils.

Hans grabbed Rose's shoulder suddenly, as if grasping at a straw, and pleaded with Rose almost screaming:

"Luo Xin, do you have any other ideas? You must have some! You have to save Tiana!"

Rose nodded and said:

"Yes, Mr. Hans."