I traveled through Genshin Impact, and there was a chat group.

It's still an Originium bomb.

These bombs acted like sentinels, surrounding the interior as if... protecting something.

The doctor casually deactivated all the bombs and curiously looked towards the center.

Beneath the ruins lay a massive crater.

The doctor snapped his fingers, and rock element enveloped his entire body, forming a shield.

He then walked toward the pit.

The white-haired Sarkaz lay in the ruins, clutching a gun in one hand and covering his wounds with the other, forcing himself to stay awake.

Not long ago, she witnessed the previous person who had used this gun being killed by someone else.

He then picked up the gun and shot the enemy dead.

She lay amidst the ruins, squinting as she gazed up at the sky.

When the smoke cleared, the starry sky of Kazdel was indeed dazzling.

At least now she can see clearly how many stars are in the sky.

He could only hope that the Originium bombs around him would scare away the mercenaries.

She tried to stand up, but the wounds on her body caused her excruciating pain.

Fortunately, the wound was not fatal, but the pitch-black night had already enveloped the earth, and the temperature was dropping rapidly. The low temperature brought by the cold was very dangerous for her at the moment.

It's so cold...

My consciousness gradually grew heavy, and the once bright night sky before my eyes became blurred.

She forced a smile, then finally gave up struggling.

I don't even know if I'll survive today.

This land has never been kind; countless people are devoured every day. For a Sarkaz like her, dying in some nameless corner is all too normal.

She closed her eyes.

The doctor approached the pit and looked down into it.

Inside lay a white-haired Sarkaz girl.

The girl looked to be only seven or eight years old, even younger than Lu Mingfei!

He was emaciated and clearly malnourished.

Without hesitation, the doctor immediately slid down.

"...Wake up...wake up..."

It's so noisy...

The sleeping girl wanted to roar, but in the end she only raged inwardly.

People's physical constitutions cannot be generalized. At least for now, her Terra Superhuman physical qualities are not as good as the Doctor's, a pure human.

A slightly cold hand suddenly slapped its own cheek twice.

She struggled to open her eyes, and a blurry figure swayed in front of her.

She stared wide-eyed, trying to make out the other person's appearance, but the person was wearing heavy protective clothing.

"…woke up?"

She could hear the other person's voice clearly.

The voice was distant and ethereal, making her momentarily unsure of how far away the other person was.

"You're still very weak, drink this first."

The man helped the girl up with one hand, letting her lean against him, and with the other hand he took out a potion and gently placed it near her lips.

Before she could refuse, the reagent was forced into her mouth.

My previously drowsy mind suddenly became clear.

She smacked her lips twice.

It's quite sweet.

It was sweeter than anything she had ever eaten before.

The liquid entered my abdomen, and soon my whole body felt warm.

The doctor breathed a slight sigh of relief when he saw the girl drink the medicine.

But we can't relax yet. The cold wind is still blowing, and if the girl continues to be in a low-temperature environment, her chances of survival are less than 40%.

He picked the girl up in one swift motion, raising an eyebrow.

Perhaps because she was too thin, the doctor found the texture quite uncomfortable.

Without much thought, he walked towards the depths of the night, facing the starlight.

Now, we need to find a place where we can get some warmth; we can't let the girl stay in a cold environment.

The girl, held in the doctor's arms, couldn't help but feel a little amused when she heard him start panting heavily after only taking two steps.

This guy is really unreliable.

How did someone so weak survive in Kazdel?

And this about him...

Damn compassion.

The doctor used Originium to create a hole and built a makeshift bed with it, then placed the white-haired Sarkaz on the "bed".

Just as the doctor was about to start a fire, the black particles on the girl's arm suddenly caught his attention.

This is…

Originium?

After glancing at the girl with her eyes half-closed, the doctor reached out and lifted her arm to examine her closely.

The next second, his eyes widened.

No wonder he felt something was sticking up in some places!

The Originium replaced the girl's flesh and blood, fusing with her somatic cells!

A golden light suddenly shone in the doctor's eyes.

He could see the condition inside the girl's body.

There were small Originium particles on the internal organs, which ate up the flesh and blood of those organs and took their place.

Moreover, those tiny Originium particles are spreading to other parts of the body through the bloodstream!

In time, she will transform into a monster growing on Originium!

The doctor opened his mouth, but was somewhat speechless.

Originium…

Isn't it something that perpetuates civilization?

Sivir didn't tell her that Originium had this side effect.

Also, why is there nothing between me and Sivir?

Looking at the girl on the Originium bed, the Doctor temporarily stopped his chaotic thoughts.

He quickly lit a fire.

The cave was illuminated by the firelight, and the entire cave quickly warmed up.

The girl sensed the warmth, and her tense body immediately relaxed.

The Doctor sat by the fire, his gaze fixed on the Sarkaz girl, lost in thought.

Doctor: Sivir?

Sivir: Spit it out.

Tsk.

This guy.

The professor curled his lip.

Doctor: Does Originium have side effects?

Sivir: You saw the Terran animals?

Doctor: It doesn't look like a small animal... it's no different from a human.

Sivir: Does it have horns?

Doctor: Yes, they are red and resemble tentacles.

Sivir: It's Sarkaz, tentacles... It can't be Vishdel, can it?

Vishdel before Rhodes Island was excavated...

Isn't that just a child?!

Sivir: For us pure humans, Originium has no side effects, but the pure humans of Terra have basically all died out. The Originium Project is one of the plans to preserve human civilization.

Sivir: After the Originium Project was launched, Terra's organisms became increasingly genetically similar to humans due to the assimilation of Originium, eventually turning into what we are now.

Sivir: As for the side effects you mentioned, they are called Oripathy by the Terrans. In some places, people discriminate against Oripathy sufferers, while in other places, they don't care at all.

Sivir: As for more specific details, you'll have to see for yourself.

Doctor: You riddle-solving idiot deserve to die.

Sivir: Hehe.

Lu Mingfei: Um... I have a question...

Lu Mingfei: I don't think I'm... purely human either...

Doctor: Hiss.