I, Viego, conquer Terra!

If Kal'tsit's research conclusion is true, and the existence of the fragments can indeed delay the treatment of oripathy, then leaving the fragments behind may play a small role at some critical moment, and may be able to prevent the occurrence of oripathy to some extent...

Just think of it as psychological comfort.

In addition, there was a faint feeling in the body that it was about to "burst out", which was similar to the feeling before the Sword of the Ruined King appeared.

Viego guessed that it was the Silver Crown.

However, the Curse of Ruin in his body is not strong enough now, and the power is not enough to re-condense the Sparkling Silver Crown. It is estimated that the power of one or two more fragments will be enough.

The appearance of the Ruined King's Sword gave him a special weapon that could cut through anything and circulate black mist at an extremely fast speed.

What effect will the Silver Crown have?

Viego is looking forward to it.

No matter what, becoming stronger has always been one of his goals.

Beside him, Celinina had already stood up and went to the bathroom to wash up. Lappland also opened his eyes, but was still lying on the bed, rubbing against Viego, with his silver wolf tail swaying from side to side.

"You held us for two nights and did nothing." She said in a sleepy voice:

"If I hadn't accidentally touched you occasionally when I was sleeping at night, I would really doubt whether you were a man, Viego."

"Only by maintaining restraint can one's mind become strong." Viego said, "If we had known each other for a longer time, you might not even be able to get out of bed now, Lappland."

If he really indulged in sensual pleasures without reservation, he would have been washed away by the Curse of Ruin and the obsession in his mind, and would have completely become a part of the "King of Ruin".

This is because he still has reservations about so-called feelings due to his experiences in his previous life, and also because he knows that true feelings cannot be exchanged for momentary impulse and one night of passion.

Lappland waved his hand casually. "Hehe... can't get out of bed? I'll take it seriously."

During the conversation, Cellinina had quickly washed up and returned to her family's classic attire of shirt, suit and trousers. She looked at Viego:

"I'm ready to go, do you want to come with me? And Lapu..."

Of course, she didn't walk on foot, as her car had been lost when she first met Viego. But Laplande was the eldest daughter of the Saluzzo family, so it was not difficult for her to provide Cellinina with an off-road vehicle with complete supplies and excellent performance.

"I'm not going." Lapland turned over and rolled up the quilt, wrapping himself up like a furry wolf: "I'm going back to that damn home and face my damn father soon... I need to sleep more."

"Okay, then Cellinina and I will go." Viego nodded, stood up and followed Cellinina out of the room.

By the way, I took a look at the room opposite.

The judge was still lying on the bed, sleeping peacefully.

Viego thought about it and didn't disturb her, but left a note beside her:

[Take care of yourself, put your own safety first, and look forward to seeing you again - Viego. ]

See you next time, I'm afraid...

Viego gathered his thoughts, put down the note, turned around and left quietly.

"Let's go." He and Cellinina walked into the elevator.

"Viogo, where are you going next?" asked Cellinina.

"Well, let's go to the library first to learn more about this world." Viego thought, "Then go see this land with your own eyes."

"...Yes." She nodded calmly. "When you get to Columbia, remember to come find me in Nuremberg."

"it is good."

While we were talking, the elevator had already reached the parking lot level and the elevator door opened.

The two walked out of the elevator.

Cellinina stopped beside the new off-road vehicle that Lapland had prepared for her, looked at Viego, and pursed her lips slightly.

Viego raised his eyebrows: "Why, you can't bear to leave me?"

"......" Girl Rupert remained silent.

"Alright, alright." Viego opened his arms towards her and laughed. "Don't act like you can't see me. Come on, give me a hug?"

The girl stepped forward and hugged him tightly.

Celinina buried her face in his arms, sniffing greedily and fondly the scent that belonged only to him, her wolf tail swinging gently behind her.

Viego touched her head.

After a moment, Cellinina took a deep breath, uncrossed her arms, and stepped back.

"Goodbye, Viego."

"Well, take care." Viego watched Cellinina sit in the driver's seat.

The girl tilted her head and looked at him with her orange-yellow eyes. Her expression was cold, but there was a burning emotion flowing in her eyes.

"I'm going to miss you, Viego."

Viego was stunned.

Cellinina started the engine and drove towards the parking lot exit.

Viego laughed and shook his head, watched Cellinina leave, returned to his car, started the engine, and drove out of the parking lot.

He and Cellinina's car separated before the exit.

Cellinina went to the city exit and Viego went to the Volsini Municipal Library.

Kazdel's conditions were not very good. The book Hedley gave him could only give him a preliminary understanding of the world. At most, he knew what Luper and Wolper were.

But if you want to go deeper and understand more about this world, those few books are not enough.

If nothing else, at least you shouldn't act like a bumpkin, looking curious and questioning about whatever others say.

not to mention...

If you want to build a new force from scratch.

Then at least the leader cannot be illiterate.

No matter what, learning is necessary.

......

Viego sat in the Volsini Municipal Library, looking at the pile of books in front of him that he had selected, almost forming a mountain of books, and sighed silently.

I didn't expect that after coming to a different world, I would study even harder than in my previous life.

...If I had such a body in my previous life that could work without sleep, food or drink, I could have easily gotten into any prestigious university, right?

It's a pity that it can't be replaced.

Viego gathered his thoughts and opened the first book.

"A brief discussion on the emergence and application development history of "Source Stone"".

......

Tens of days later.

Viego walked out of the Volsini Municipal Library rubbing his forehead.

After reading it non-stop for nearly half a month, I finally understood a lot more about this world, especially about Originium.

——At least he should know more about this world than W now.

My scalp is itchy and I feel like I'm going to grow a brain.

In general, the application of Originium is reflected in all aspects of this world - industry, medicine, energy, people's livelihood, military...

It can be said that the technology tree of this world is completely built on Originium.

Therefore, in Viego's view, the world's technological development path seems so strange.

However, the application and appearance of Originium also brought about the emergence of mineral disease.

At present, oripathy is an incurable disease and the whole world is helpless against it. Even the top medical institutions can only produce so-called "blockers" that can prevent it but not treat it. Even so, the price is very expensive, costing tens of thousands per dose, and only wealthy people can afford it.

In addition, the academic circles in this world seem to be somewhat secretive about mineralogy, and there are not many books on the subject. The name of the author that Viego saw most often in such books in the library was "Calcite".

This scholar's research on oripathy is very in-depth, which has played a significant role in Viego's in-depth understanding of oripathy. If it weren't for the books he wrote, Viego would probably have to spend a lot of effort to sort out the relationship between Originium, natural disasters, and oripathy and establish a complete understanding.

Perhaps the author himself is a patient with mineralogy...?

Viego opened the door and got into the SUV, slowly exhaling, as if he wanted to spit out all the waste accumulated in his brain.

The engine started, Viego lightly stepped on the accelerator, and drove towards the road out of the city.

I have read books, met people, and done things.

Next...

You can look somewhere else.

Chapter 165: The plan of throwing thunder tower!

Two months later.

Viego parked the car in the wilderness, sat in the car, and began to ponder silently.

During these two months, he traveled to most of the cities in Syracuse, witnessed tyrannical family members making trouble for ordinary people for no reason, and also saw the arrogant Rupert's body being thrown out of the alley.

Syracuse, civilized and barbaric.

Even if ordinary people here work peacefully, their industries are almost all related to family members, and they cannot completely escape family feuds.

From time to time, you can see gangs attacking each other and people being assassinated on the streets.

The folk customs are simple.

It has a Gotham feel.

...In his opinion, the life of ordinary people here is indeed not very good, but if you ask those people, their answer is "what else can we do if not this?"

The order of Syracuse was built on family. Without family, there would be no order, and ordinary people would have no idea how to survive.

Helpless and sad.

But from another perspective, perhaps because it is in the early stages of development, at least there is no severe discrimination against infected people like in other countries.

——At least it has not reached the point of expulsion or killing.

Development has two sides. For Viego, he needs to see both the bad and the good.

"..." Viego sighed, ended his thoughts, started the car and moved forward.

Go look at other countries.

Buzz-buzz-

The communicator in his pocket vibrated.

Viego frowned slightly and took out the communicator.

This is a message sent by a regional group of Scourge Messengers:

[It is expected that a "small Originium dust storm" will arrive from the southwest within 50 hours. Please stay away from this area as soon as possible and take protective measures against Originium dust to avoid danger or infection with mineral disease.]

The Scourge Messenger is an international non-profit organization with members spread across the land. Its members will conduct on-site inspections of impending Originium Scourges and issue advance warnings to nearby mobile cities or pedestrians.

Of course, this kind of work is definitely dangerous, and its members are at high risk of contracting oripathy, but there are still some people who continue to devote themselves to this career, just to prevent others from encountering dangerous natural disasters.

...is much more noble than the so-called Cross in the previous life.

Thanks to the books he had read in Volsini, Viego knew that there were many types of natural disasters, such as the Originium crystal hail unique to the snow, Originium dust storms, geological movements, and meteorites falling from the sky, etc.

These phenomena, which were called "natural disasters" in the previous life, are collectively called "natural disasters" in this world.

Viego thought about it, turned the steering wheel, and headed southwest instead.

He has been in this world for so long, but he has never seen a natural disaster.

Anyway, this body is strictly speaking no different from a corpse, and with the Curse of Ruin accompanying it, there is no need to worry about encountering any danger.

For Viego, this is actually a good opportunity.