Organ rental company in another world

"Clam?"

"Is your commander out of his mind?"

"It's not that our commander has a problem, it's our Captain Louisa. She was poisoned by madness while clearing out the rebels, and now she's in critical condition," the soldier explained.

"But what does this have to do with my brain?"

"It can't be explained in a few words, you'll see when you get here." The soldier was too lazy to waste any more words on Norn, and turned to call his companions to take Norn away.

To be honest, Norn didn't want to take this job at all.

He tried transferring his internal organs out of his body, and as a result, Norn's body functioned normally.

Once, out of curiosity, Norn transferred the humerus of his right arm to a beef cattle, then cut open his right arm with a knife and took a look.

It was empty inside, but the fine blood vessels and muscles still clung to the air, as if the bones were simply invisible.

Norn thus speculated that transferring an entire body part like an arm or thigh would result in complete disappearance.

While transferring internal organs will also cause the organs to disappear, the blood and substances inside the body will continue to function in the same way as before, thus ensuring that Norn will not die from the loss of organs.

In addition, the transferred organ can gain proficiency when used in another body. When the organ is returned to the Norn's body, the proficiency gained will improve the organ's performance.

Therefore, Norn transferred his heart, lungs, stomach, and other internal organs to others early on to gain proficiency.

They are mostly found on livestock, because if the recipient is a creature without intelligence, the transfer can be completed unilaterally by Norn.

If someone were to cut open Norn's body at this moment, they would probably faint from the shock of seeing the empty space inside:

Even though there was nothing there, the blood was still being transported as usual, and the chewed food was wriggling and grinding in the air...

Renting organs isn't a big deal. If someone wanted them, Norn could just pretend to be hesitant and ask for more money. But what they want now is brains!

What would happen if you transferred your brain to another organ?

Is it that one's own consciousness has wandered into another body, or does the other body only inherit the functions of one's own brain?

The worst-case scenario is that Norn loses his consciousness and becomes a mindless shell.

However, Norn thought that was unlikely; he preferred the first two scenarios.

After a bumpy ride in the carriage, the soldiers led Norn to a castle and then into a cell-like room.

The surrounding area was a room built of bluestone bricks, with torches stuck in the wall crackling and casting silhouettes of several people inside.

They were wearing white robes and sat around talking in a hushed manner.

"Commander, we've brought the man." As soon as the soldier finished speaking, the men in white robes all turned to look at him.

One of the men in white robes stood up, walked up to Norn, and lifted his hood to reveal his middle-aged face.

"It's a pleasure to meet you. I am the Grand Master of the Holy Knights Order, Dodkinna Page."

After saying this, Dorkina extended his right hand to Norn, but seeing Norn's empty sleeve, he quickly switched to his left hand.

"My name is Norn. Explain yourself. What's the point of having a brain?"

"Please come with me." Dorkina waved for the soldiers to leave, and had two white-robed men help Norn.

Dorkina opened the iron gate, and the group went into another room. Before going in, he had the white-robed men summon a magical barrier, and Norn soon understood the significance of doing so.

Bear!!!

Suddenly, a blinding light appeared before Norn's eyes, and a fireball hurtled toward them at high speed before being blocked by the barrier and dissipating.

A bolt of lightning followed closely behind, slamming into the barrier and shaking down a considerable amount of dust from the ceiling.

Under the cover of a group of people in white robes, Norn saw the source of this magic.

A white-haired woman was chained in mid-air, her eyes were white, and her face was ferocious.

Upon seeing someone approaching, she instantly became agitated, screaming and struggling, while large and small magic arrays appeared behind her, constantly attacking them.

"Her name is Louisa. You may know that she is the most talented magician in the kingdom in recent decades and now serves in the Royal Magician's Order."

But during yesterday's operation to wipe out the rebels, she was infected with a mad virus and turned into the monster she is now, capable only of killing.

Dodkina continued, “There is only one way to turn her back to normal, and that is for us to perform a purification ritual on her, but this ritual must last for a period of time and cannot be interrupted.”

As you can see, the moment we lower our defenses, she'll blast us to smithereens in less than a second.

"So you plan to have me transfer my brain into her head, calm her down, and then proceed with the ritual?" Norn asked.

Dorkina nodded. "This is the only method we can try right now."

"Couldn't you send more people over to provide cover?" Norn retorted.

"Ha." Dorkina chuckled. "It seems Mr. Norn really knows nothing about Louisa."

"She reached the level of a high-level mage at the age of eight, graduated from Tandinger Academy of Magic with the highest score in history at the age of ten, and created her own ninth-level magic at the age of fifteen."

"Throughout human history, her talent is second only to Emperor Dante. Apart from us, no one else in the entire kingdom could withstand such an attack!"

As he spoke, Dorkina pointed to the magical barrier in front of him, where all sorts of magic were crashing into it, bursting forth with multicolored light.

"If it succeeds, we will try our best to meet any of your conditions. If we fail, we will also give you a substantial compensation."

"Captain! Let's begin! I... I can't hold on much longer!"

A man in a white robe shouted, his face, beneath a white hood, already covered in sweat.

"Then let's stop talking and get started." Norn readily agreed, a response that surprised Dorkina.

Although Norn wasn't really keen on helping, judging from what Dorkina had just said, Louisa was truly important to the kingdom.

To save this woman, the kingdom would seize every possible opportunity, even if it meant losing its own life.

Now that Norn has refused, they will come knocking again in the future, and their attitude will not be so polite then.

Why not give it a try now?

Anyway, I'm quite curious about what would happen if my brain were transferred.

If I'm going to die, then so be it.

There's nothing to miss about this world without cell phones and computers.

Norn stared at the狰狞 face, then lost consciousness the next second, his body collapsing, but Dorkina caught him in time.

Louisa also reacted; her crazed and distorted face slowly calmed down, her rolled-back eyes closed gently, and the magic circle behind her stopped attacking.

Could it be that...?

Everyone stared nervously at Louisa, not daring to relax their barrier magic for a moment, fearing that she would launch another attack.

Soon, Louisa opened her eyes, which were still just whites without pupils, but the savage madness from before was gone.

"What are you all standing there for? Hurry up and start that ceremony!"

Louisa began to speak.