Terra Martial God and Merit System

Luo Chen's life span is limited, but the suffering caused by mineralogy on this land is endless.

"I'm leaving now." Kal'tsit stood up and said.

"Are you thinking that my method of curing oripathy can't be replicated?" Luo Chen looked at Kal'tsit and smiled. "But...what if I say that there is more than one way to cure oripathy?"

Kal'tsit looked at Luo Chen and sat back down.

"Talk about it."

"I have a method to cure oripathy," Luo Chen said. "It's not the kind that consumes lives, but it can be widely used."

"Where?" Kelsey asked.

"In your head." Luo Chen pointed at Kal'tsit and said.

"My brain..." Kal'tsit was stunned for a moment, then a little annoyed, "Don't be ridiculous. I don't know how to cure oripathy at all."

"If you want to know the method, you have to listen to me." Luo Chen said slowly and methodically, "I won't lie to you."

"If you want to know, you have to do whatever I tell you to do. Got it?"

"I...I understand." Kal'tsit originally wanted to refuse, but Tallulah's previous words flashed through her ears.

There are many miracles happening to Luo Chen.

What if he really did? Anyway, he probably wouldn't let himself do anything out of line.

"Report all the degrees you have obtained." Luo Chen said.

"This..." Kal'tsit was stunned for a moment but still did as he was told. "Iberian Doctor of Hydraulics, Victorian Medicine..."

Kal'tsit has learned a lot of knowledge over the years, and has obtained countless degrees.

Luo Chen felt dizzy after hearing this, then nodded to show that he understood.

"What are the current treatments for oripathy? Please give us the details of each one and your opinion on their pros and cons."

"....." Kal'tsit was still a little confused, but Luo Chen's questions were all very serious, so she just answered directly.

"Oriopathy is a fatal disease for which there is currently no known cure. However, while there is no cure, there are ways to slow the progression of oriopathy."

“The mitigation methods are…”

"Among them...some medical drugs are specifically used to relieve pain..."

Kal'tsit began a long speech, while Luo Chen sat there motionless with his eyes closed.

The more Kal'tsit spoke, the more she felt something was wrong, but since Luo Chen didn't say stop, she just kept reading.

"I'm done." Kal'tsit said with a dry mouth.

"Have a glass of water." Luo Chen gave her a glass of water.

"So...what's your solution?" Kal'tsit asked.

"None of these mitigation methods have good prospects. If we continue along these paths, Ore disease will never be cured." Luo Chen shook his head. "Now tell me what methods you think should be used to cure Ore disease."

"My guess..." Kal'tsit thought for a moment and then spoke.

"There is a cure hypothesis in the world right now, called 'chimeric therapy'..."

Kal'tsit repeated her guess.

But Luo Chen shook his head and said, "These methods have no prospects. They are all bullshit. Kal'tsit, say something else."

"Something else...something else..."

Kelsey was a little annoyed.

These methods are internationally recognized, and some even have good clinical results. Now Luo Chen says they have no future?

Why should he?

Kal'tsit racked her brains and spoke out some of her bizarre guesses one by one.

"this is not OK."

"This won't work either."

"Kelsey, can you give me some help?"

Luo Chen shook his head repeatedly, madly rejecting Kal'tsit's words.

"I have imagined a machine." Kelsey said a little self-deprecatingly, "This machine is very powerful. Within its coverage, all mineral disease conditions will disappear..."

"It's feasible." To Kal'tsit's surprise, Luo Chen did not say no this time. He slowly uttered two completely different words.

"Feasible...what is feasible?" Kal'tsit asked.

"Anti-originite generator. It's feasible." Luo Chen said, "Such a machine can be manufactured."

"That was just something I said." Kal'tsit glared at Luo Chen, "You say it's okay now?"

"If you want to make this kind of machine, how should you imagine it?" Luo Chen ignored Kal'tsit and continued to ask.

"Okay... I'll listen to you again." Kal'tsit paused, "Anti-Originium Generator... Since the target is Originium, then we have to lock on to it. At least when suppressing Originium, we can't involve other things."

"What method should I use to lock the Originium?" Kal'tsit said to herself.

"Temperature." Luo Chen suddenly replied.

"Temperature? How do you know it's temperature?" Kal'tsit was stunned for a moment. "The temperature of Originium is slightly higher than the normal human body temperature... This can't be locked at all."

"Kal'tsit, temperature also has waves. The waveform released by this Originium... have you studied it?" Luo Chen opened his eyes.

After consuming the merit, the results are now a little more accurate.

After Luo Chen finished speaking, Kal'tsit was stunned for a moment, and then remained blank for a long time.

"Temperature also has waves... Originium has waves... Temperature..." Kal'tsit opened her mouth wide. She repeated these simple words over and over again, as if she was reciting the Bible.

"Why... didn't I realize this before?" she murmured. "Why?"

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"The temperature waveform... Originium itself has energy, and it will generate heat when it spreads..."

"The Anti-Originium Generator...solves the biggest problem: how to lock the Originium."

"Luo Chen...how did you know?"

Kal'tsit looked at Luo Chen with burning eyes.

Sometimes scientific research requires that momentary flash of inspiration.

This kind of sudden inspiration is not easy to find. I don’t know how many capable scientists have lived their lives in confusion because they cannot find the right path.

But Luo Chen...

How long had they been talking?

The two of them just talked and found a way to study mineralogy.

And according to Luo Chen...this method really has great potential.

When Kal'tsit first came up with this guess, she just put it at the very end.

The reason is that if you want to create a machine that can suppress Originium, you need to lock the Originium.

But how to lock it?

Kelsey had no idea.

So this conjecture was shelved indefinitely.

Now, Luo Chen only said a few words, but it was like an epiphany for Kal'tsit.

She even wanted to run to the laboratory now and make a device that could quickly lock the Originium.

Of course, there is something more urgent than this feeling...

That is to ask Luo Chen how he knew all this.

Luo Chen doesn't seem to know much about oripathy...but why was he able to point this out so easily?

"Guess." Luo Chen looked at Kal'tsit and said.

"I really want to know." Kelsey's tone even had a hint of pleading. "You..."

"That's your inspiration." Luo Chen said. "You have countless ideas and inspirations in your mind."

"And I... just think of me as someone who has the ability to judge which one is right."

"As for why...I can't say."

"Being able to judge what is right..." Kal'tsit fell into deep thought.

Unlike Kal'tsit who was tense, Luo Chen was lying lazily on the sofa.

There are many questions, and the amount of merit consumed in answering them varies.

The answer of "yes" is much simpler than the answer of "why". That's why Luo Chen told Kal'tsit this way.

"Then why did you just say the answer to the temperature directly?" Kal'tsit asked.

"Occasionally, that's occasionally the case." Luo Chen pointed to his head, "Sometimes when you have no inspiration, I can get the right answer."

"Of course." He paused, "The price is a bit high."

"The cost is high?" Kal'tsit was stunned.

At what cost?

Could it be Luo Chen’s...life?

The more Kal'tsit thought about it, the more possible it seemed.

The price is high for Luo Chen...so what else could it be other than his life?

Kal'tsit felt a special feeling rising in her heart.

Is it guilt?

Maybe so.

Luo Chen looked very relaxed now. Maybe the answer just now consumed his life.

Fortunately, this guy looks relaxed...

Kal'tsit suppressed her emotions.

Although she has lived for so long, this is the first time she has seen someone like Luo Chen.

To be honest...I'm a little surprised.

But after all, due to her rich experience, Kal'tsit quickly adjusted her mood.

Seeing her calm down, Luo Chen nodded. "Then let's continue."

"If it were you, Kal'tsit, and you were to develop a device that could lock onto Originium based on temperature waveforms, where would you start?"

"From what aspects..." Kal'tsit took out a pen and paper and wrote quickly, "Probably from five aspects."

"First, if the waveform is confirmed, we need to install an additional..."

Kal'tsit wrote quickly on the paper, and soon she had a full page.

Luo Chen took it and read it. He shook his head, "None of these plans have any prospects. They are all garbage."

"How is it possible?!" Kal'tsit stood up, "These are all mine..."

"If I say it's garbage, then it's garbage." Luo Chen crossed his arms, "Are you dissatisfied?"

"I dwahfoah..." Kal'tsit's face turned red and she couldn't say anything in the end.

Luo Chen's special ability had just been demonstrated, and Kal'tsit believed it.

You can't object now, can you?

But Kal'tsit was really holding her breath - what she had worked so hard to come up with was rejected by Luo Chen with just one sentence.

This feeling really isn’t good at all.

She really wanted to give Luo Chen a good lesson and tell him how correct her ideas were.