Mage Joan

Duo Er smiled warmly in his eyes.

"Thank you for helping me open my heart, Mr. Vader, I would rather take your opinion as my own judgment, which is also my freedom and right, right?"

Joan froze for a moment, and after thinking about it, he could only admit that Duo Er was right.

After thinking, accepting the opinions of others is just like opposing the opinions of others. It is also a manifestation of free will.

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The paper Joan had previously submitted, "Analysis of Arachnid Creatures in the Dark Region", was finally published as a journal after twists and turns. He also received five sample journals.

When the paper was published, Joan had already followed his mentor to the Baden resort, and the sample journal was sent directly to his correspondence address, which is the Moriart laboratory, which was kept by Doer.

When Joan was about to leave the laboratory, Duo'er remembered the matter, gave him five sample magazines, and made a small request.

"Mr. Vader, can you send me a sample magazine for memorization."

"Of course, no problem."

Joan thought about it. In addition to the sample magazine for Duo'er, he took out another one and placed it on the tutor's desk.

When publishing papers in core journals, he can be regarded as a long face for the instructor. Of course, it does not rule out how much there will be a little bit of show off.

Joanne found that his mentality was like a primary school student who had just passed the 100-point test. He was anxious to take the test paper home and show it to his parents. He felt funny.

With the remaining three journals, Joan brought it back to the apartment, each of which was opened, found his own article, and watched his hard work become the printed text. The sweat and pain of the past were all worth it. Too.

Joan put the three sample magazines back into the cover one by one and placed them solemnly on the bedroom shelf.

Originally he wanted to keep a periodical for commemoration, but that night, Audrey, Holden and Hailar learned that he had returned from vacation and ran to him for dinner, and inadvertently found these three new volumes of "Aofa Review" in his bedroom. ", it is very polite to give points, one person took away a book to commemorate, Joan himself did not fall!

Three little robbers, it's awful!

On the second day, Joan was still unwilling, and ran to a small bookstore near the school, bought a copy of the Austrian Review from his own pocket, and pretended to be a sample magazine presented by the editor-in-chief of Tennyson...Also, anyway The content is the same.

The successful publication of the first paper not only earned Joan 20 academic points, but also greatly stimulated his interest in writing.

In the second week of Hot Springs, he had written out his second draft of the thesis and revised it under the guidance of Professor Moriarty. ".

On the afternoon of the second day back to school, Joan posted the manuscript of this thesis, and the submitted journal was, of course, the Austrian Review.

With the experience of writing and submitting the first paper, Joanne is no longer the same as before. He will no longer make the low-level mistakes that make the editor cry and laugh, and he has an objective evaluation standard for the quality of the paper.

He himself felt that "Initial Research on Insectosis" compared with "Analysis of Arachnids in the Dark Regions" can see considerable progress, and the quality of the paper is significantly higher, and should not be rejected.

The only thing that made him a little uneasy was that the topic of "insectosis" was too unpopular.

The foundations that are closely related to Meadgard University, both official and private, are not counted on, and no one is willing to fund research in this area. If it is not generously funded by the tutor, Joan is not so easy to complete the paper in just half a month. .

Professor Moriarty comforted him that the topic is still unpopular, only related to whether it can be supported by the fund, and whether it can be published or not.

As long as the content of the submitted paper meets the requirements of the journal, the unpopular articles are actually easier to make the editors shine than the articles in the popular field, and the chance of overwriting is also greater.

After listening to this analysis by the instructor, Joan has some confidence, and the paper has been posted, so don’t worry about it anymore.

After completing the thesis, Joan settled a wish, and then he must take his health seriously.

Today is June 2 and less than two weeks before the next full moon night, Joanne has to think about how to deal with the next episode of "insectosis".

Under the premise of preparing in advance, it is not difficult to survive the night of the virus attack, and there are many spells that can play a role in suppressing the virus.

However, it is so worrying to have to toss like this every full moon night.

Moreover, the insect virus is not only active on the night of the full moon. If Joan is injured accidentally and bleeds, it may also stimulate the virus to become active, which may lead to his mental disorder.

Joan is not the kind of nerd who is only satisfied with campus life. It is his fun to learn and apply. He has to go out for adventure internships or military tasks almost every month.

Applying spells in exploration and combat, seeking new knowledge, bleeding injuries are inevitable, and the onset of "insectosis" will also become unpredictable.

Anyway, the thesis has been completed, how to eradicate "insectosis"?

Healing magical techniques like "removing disease" can easily cure "insect disease", but Joan is reluctant to do so.

"Insecticide" is certainly a very dangerous disease, but also brings many benefits to Joan.

If he cures this supernatural disease, Joan must face a cruel reality. His "worm blood" will disappear as the virus is eliminated, and he will lose all spells and supernatural abilities based on the "worm blood".

The loss was so great that Joan couldn't give up.

So, is there a way to keep the "worm-infected virus" under the premise of keeping the "worm-infested bloodline", no matter whether it is the full moon night, or bleeding from injury, there will be no worries about virus outbreak?

In fact, as early as when he was studying the "insect bloodline" in Hot Springs Town, Joan was looking for the best of both worlds, and he already had some reliable ideas.

After the paper was sent out, Joan next planned to treat himself to solve the major health risk of "entomized virus".

"Entomized virus" is actually a tiny living body.

Although the structure of the virus is very simple, it also has basic stress, and a specific stimulus will produce a fierce reaction, similar to the out of control of human emotions.

For "insectification virus", the most sensitive stimuli come from "moonlight" and "blood loss".

"Insectification virus" is allergic to moonlight, which is a generally accepted conclusion in academia. As for why it is allergic to moonlight, there is no reasonable explanation.

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