Miss White Wolf's Terra Travel Journal

That’s right, she is already this old, but she still loves sweets like a little kid. It’s time to change that.

He took out a lollipop and gave it to the little girl. Suddenly he heard a strange noise behind him. He turned his head hurriedly and saw the camera on the wall emitting smoke and sparks. It seemed that it was broken by something.

Almost at the same time, a black figure suddenly jumped down from the sky and landed in front of him.

The opponent's leap caused the ground to tremble a few times. He reflexively reached to his waist to take out his explosion-proof baton. As long as he picked up the weapon, with his strength, he would be able to knock the opponent unconscious.

But the next moment, he didn't dare to move. The figure was surprisingly agile. Such a big sword was across his neck in an instant, and the cold red eyes made him feel creepy.

He finally had time to see the other person clearly. It was undoubtedly the noble follower, the one he had been tracking.

"Why are you following us?" Skadi asked indifferently.

"Sir, I..." He suddenly realized how much trouble he had caused. He was so nervous that he couldn't speak. A trace of despair emerged in his heart. No matter what, he had angered a military noble twice, and he was definitely finished this time.

“Skadi, put away your sword. You’re scaring the children.” White Wolf appeared on the edge of the balcony, looking down at the military police at the alley entrance. “As for you, leave. I don’t want any misunderstandings. Don’t make me say the same thing for the third time.”

Skadi put the weapon back on her back without saying a word and watched the tracker leave with many thanks. Two curious little girls holding lollipops in their mouths saw her indifferent look and ran away.

The alley became quiet again.

"Um, Skadi, get me down." After making sure that there was no one around, White Wolf whispered to Skadi.

"Oh." Skadi responded, jumped to the second-floor balcony again, picked up the white wolf, and then jumped down.

The white wolf's head was buzzing from the impact. After a while, she slowly recovered and stood firm with the help of Skadi. She shook her head and said, "Let's keep going. We are not far from Azazel."

Skadi nodded and asked, "Why do we have to go to Azazel? Aren't there many hospitals?"

"Have you forgotten that I'm infected? Azazel is a professional hospital for the infected, although the location is a bit remote."

"I'm sorry I keep neglecting that."

"It doesn't matter. This shows that in your mind, there is absolutely no difference between infected and non-infected people. This attitude will make those guys in the Reunion Movement very happy."

Skadi didn't understand why such an attitude could make people so happy, nor did she know what the Integration Movement meant. She only asked the part she understood: "Are you happy too?"

White Wolf was stunned for a moment, then nodded with a smile. She immediately thought of something and her expression became serious: "Skadi, you should also get a check-up when the time comes. You have been in the ruins of the natural disaster for so long, I am worried about you... Damn, why didn't I think of this before."

"Are you afraid that I might get oripathy? It's okay. I won't get that disease easily. This is the conclusion of the test conducted by Rhodes Island."

"Really? You're not trying to comfort me."

"Really? There's a Sarkaz doctor in Rhodes Island who keeps trying to check my blood for this. She's so annoying. I usually don't bother to pay attention to her, and I've even wanted to beat her up a few times."

"Which doctor? Have you ever beaten her?" Bai Lang's eyes lit up.

"I don't know her name, but she's a red-eyed Sarkaz. If Kal'tsit hadn't been protecting her, I probably wouldn't have been able to hold back."

"Is there still a place for Kal'tsit? Tell me quickly, how to protect the law."

"She always hoists that Doctor Sarkaz on the deck. When I see that, I lose my temper and don't bother to ask about the sleeping pills in the cup."

"There is such a thing. Kal'tsit hung the man on the deck. I really want to see what it looks like. Having said that, the sleeping pills were indeed a bit too much. He deserves a beating. I support you." White Wolf made comments as he walked.

At this time, Skadi suddenly asked, "Why did you let that man go so easily just now? Didn't we agree to knock him out as a warning?"

"Yeah, that's what I thought, but I didn't know that he had a lollipop in his pocket. He was probably going to take it back to his child. If he fainted here, the child at home would be worried because he couldn't wait for his father."

"You're also worried that I'll scare those two little girls. Do you care about children?"

"Maybe." White Wolf said thoughtfully, "I have a friend in the Reunion Movement. She said, 'Adults may be guilty, but children are innocent.' I can't think of any reason to refute it. Later experiences made me agree with her words more and more. You see, when I pretended to be a noble, some of the adults I met were nervous and scared, while others were humble and fawning. Only these children, only they would come over and make faces. They are different from us."

"Yeah." Skadi nodded. She almost understood what White Wolf meant, but wasn't the other party really tired of having so many things in his head?

While I was thinking, I had already arrived at the Azazel Clinic.

PS: Make up for Wednesday

Volume 2: Chapter 91 Azazel Clinic I

White Wolf pointed at the clinic and introduced it to Skadi:

"I came here once five months ago and became friends with the people in the clinic. I would like to remind you in advance that there are quite a few teenagers here and they may be overly enthusiastic sometimes."

Skadi nodded, becoming even more curious about this remote clinic.

After White Wolf finished speaking, he leaned on his sword and took Skadi with him, and the two walked into the clinic one after the other.

Unlike last time, the person sitting at the front desk on the first floor was not a caregiver, but an Ursus girl dressed as a middle school student. She wore a student uniform with white and crimson stripes on the upper body, a thin brown jacket on the outer body, and red stockings on the lower body. She looked very energetic.

Perhaps she heard the noise at the door, the Ursus girl put down the book in her hand and said:

"Excuse me, patient...Ah! Noble!"

The Ursus girl suddenly jumped up, her eyes immediately lit up with anger.

"You misunderstood, I'm not..." Bai Lang hurriedly explained, but her words were rudely interrupted by the other party.

"What's there to be misunderstood? Are you nobles finally going to get your hands on Azazel? I tell you, others may be afraid of you, but I am not."

"Listen to my explanation."

"Hmph, explain? Are you scared? Are you afraid that I will beat you up? I, General Dong, am not an unreasonable person. You leave immediately and promise never to come to the clinic to cause trouble again. I will let you go today, otherwise..." The Ursus girl said in a threatening tone, and her fists made a crackling sound.

At this time, the noise on the first floor had disturbed other staff in the clinic, and the dean also appeared at the stairs. This misunderstanding could have ended immediately, but Bai Lang suddenly wanted to tease this energetic "General Winter".

She winked at the old dean, signaling him not to come over, then leaned on her sword and took two unsteady steps forward, coughing a few times at the right time, and pretended to be extremely weak and asked:

"I'm so badly injured, are you really going to kick me out?"

General Dong hesitated for a moment, then suddenly realized: "You nobles have so many hospitals, why did you come here? You must have bad intentions!"

"But I am an infected person. Even if you are a noble, being infected will have a great impact. In order to hide this secret, I can only come here secretly. Are you an infected person?"

"No, I'm not." The Ursus girl was confused by the White Wolf's straightforward words.

"That's it. In Ursus, as non-infected people, you can live freely in the sun, while the infected can only live in the shadows, in the darkness, anxiously looking forward to the sun."

"But, you are a noble..."

"I am also a patient, and isn't this a clinic?" White Wolf asked in confusion.

Lin Dong was speechless. She knew that she had lost this time, but she was still unwilling to accept it. She suspected that the other party was quibbling, so she crossed her arms and seriously thought about how to fight back.

The old dean came over with a smile and said, "Long time no see, why does Miss White Wolf look like this?"

"It's a disguise. It's a long story. But this outfit has given me a lot of insights into the current situation of Ursus."

"tell me the story."

"How should I put it? If I use one word to describe the internal situation of Ursus, I think it can be "fault". There is a fault between the civilians, the infected, and the nobles. However, the former can be well solved, and the latter, well, I won't comment on the latter."

Winter finally seized the opportunity to fight back and interrupted: "You said there is a good reconciliation plan between ordinary people and the infected. It sounds simple, but I think it's just talk. How can Ursus solve this problem now?"

White Wolf nodded: "Yes, it is very difficult, but I still stick to my opinion because I have truly seen hope."

"It's just empty words." Winter continued to refute.

"I'm not lying to you, I really saw it." Bai Lang stared at the stubborn Ursus girl seriously. She suddenly found that her stockings were red, a very rare color, but it fit her surprisingly well.

"Where is it?" Winter asked.

"Oh, I forgot. Call me sister and I'll remember." White Wolf laughed teasingly.

This was a serious incident. The Ursus girl was so angry that her face turned red and smoke came out of her head.

She felt that she was being teased and had to fight to regain her dignity, but the other party was now injured, and she, General Dong, never took advantage of others in distress, so she could only keep this account in mind for the time being, and she would definitely, definitely get it back in the future.

Thinking of this, her anger subsided a little. As expected, her General Dong was the most magnanimous one. Even if the other party spoke rudely, she would be able to forgive the villain.

At this moment, the communicator in her pocket suddenly rang. It was the alarm she had set before, indicating that it was getting late and it was time to go back.

"Grandpa Dean, I'm leaving first."

She hurriedly said hello to the dean, and ran out without waiting for him to say goodbye. When she walked out of the clinic and turned to close the door, she accidentally caught a glimpse of the suspicious Rupert, who was still smiling at her. Anger rushed to her head again, and she resisted the urge to rush in again, closed the door and left.

"Dean, who is this child?" After Lin Dong left, Bai Lang walked towards the infirmary under the guidance of the staff, asking as he walked.

The dean smiled and said, "She is a student from Peterheim Middle School who came here specifically to help. Her nickname is General Winter. We usually call her Winter. She is the leader of the nearby student self-government group. You have offended her now."

"Oh, what does this student union do?" Bai Lang walked into the infirmary and sat down on the stool.

"Speaking of this, I remember Miss White Wolf is from Colombia," the dean suddenly asked.

"Yes, what's wrong?"

"This autonomous group was spontaneously organized by students in Che City based on your 'new culture'. It's a very interesting little group. Although it's still very immature, the students are really trying to find a way out for Ursus."

"Is that so?" White Wolf sighed helplessly. "Although I am Colombian, I have never heard of any excellent 'new culture'. They probably think that Colombia has no nobles, so it must be superior to other places. In fact, it is very complicated here."

A film girl in a doctor's uniform suddenly joined the conversation. She started by complaining, "Grandpa Dean, Miss White Wolf is here to see a doctor and is injured. Please leave quickly. I have to work."

"Okay, I won't disturb you for now. Who is this?" The old dean turned his head to look at Skadi who was sitting aside and playing with her cell phone. In fact, from the very beginning, he noticed this strange girl with a big sword on her back. After all, it was rare to find someone who could make him feel threatened by her temperament.

"Skadi, the bounty hunter." Skadi narrowed her eyes and stared at the tall old man in front of her. She had a hunch that the other party's strength was definitely among the best among those she had ever met.

"Want to go out and talk?" the dean asked kindly.

"Yeah." Skadi nodded.

The two left the infirmary without saying a word.

Volume 2: Chapter 92 Azazel Clinic II

On the hospital bed, Bai Lang looked at the increasingly serious face of the girl in the white coat and asked carefully, "How is she? It shouldn't be serious."

"We need to learn more." The doctor put the instrument test report on the table and stared at her seriously. "Ms. White Wolf, do you feel that your left arm and right leg, which were originally numb, are gradually recovering?"

"Yes, yes, it is barely under control. Does this mean it will be healed soon?"

Doctor Filene turned his head away, not looking at the other person's eager gaze. "No, on the contrary, the angiography shows that there are fragments of Originium from the outside world embedded deep in your wound. If you allow your left arm and right leg to recover naturally, these fragments of Originium will never be removed. They will combine with your flesh and blood to become new lesions of mineral disease, and the most serious lesions in the body. Once an attack occurs, your left arm and right leg may very likely..."

"Disabled? I understand. Is there any way to deal with it now?" White Wolf also realized the seriousness of the problem. She was the one who compiled the Originium disease manual herself, so she naturally knew Rhodes Island's theory of the spread of Originium disease: with each additional lesion, the rate of deterioration of Originium disease would increase exponentially, and whether the lesion was on the surface of the body or inside the body was the dividing line between mildly infected and severely infected people.

"Of course, your wound has not healed completely, and your body's rejection reaction to the Originium fragments has not disappeared. These fragments can be removed through surgery. However, based on past experience, most people will still develop new lesions at the wound even after surgery, unless..."

"Unless what?"

"I'm not sure, but based on the effect of the inhibitor you took out last time, if taken continuously before and after the operation, it should be able to weaken the activity of the Originium in the body, thereby reducing the risk of the spread of the Ore Disease."

Bai Lang nodded thoughtfully: "I don't have any inhibitors with me, which means the operation is extremely risky?"

The doctor sighed and said, "Ms. White Wolf, you are from Rhodes Island, so you must know about oripathy. I will tell you the truth. The risk cannot be described as extremely high. It is almost 100% certain."

"If I rush to Rhode Island as quickly as possible, will I be able to get treatment there in time?"

"That's the problem. You said before that you can feel the improvement in your left arm and right leg. This means that your body is recovering faster. I'm worried that we won't make it in time."

"I'll check the flight schedule to Longmen." Bai Lang said as she took out the communicator with a screen covered with spider patterns. Her luck was unexpectedly good with this device made in Colombia. It survived a natural disaster without breaking down. After a quick check, she got a despairing result.

An hour ago, a spacecraft flew to Longmen. If she and Skadi went to the floating port as soon as they arrived in Che City, they would definitely be able to catch it, but now they can only wait for the next flight, which is the afternoon of seven days later.

She suddenly felt exhausted all over, so she closed her eyes in despair and lay motionless on the bed. Dr. Film looked at her worriedly.

After a while, she opened her eyes, stared at the ceiling, and asked calmly:

"Ignoring the problem of mineralogy, can you recover quickly after the operation?"

"Yes, after removing the Originium fragments, you can move freely after resting in bed for two or three days."

"I see, doctor, I don't even know your name."

"Louisa, it's a very common name."

"Hey, but this is the first time I've heard this name, Louisa. As a doctor, you have to keep it confidential for your patients, right?"

"Yes." Dr. Filling nodded.

"Then let's put it this way. If anyone asks, just say that my condition is a minor problem and I only need a small operation." White Wolf smiled with relief, "Get ready for the operation. If it weren't for the inconvenience of my left arm, I would have come in person."

"Yeah." Louisa responded softly, and without saying a word, she prepared surgical forceps, scissors, gauze and other props.

"Let's talk." White Wolf suggested, "You're so serious that I'm getting nervous. It's just a small operation that will take less than half an hour."

"Ms. White Wolf, aren't you afraid at all? I would never tell my patients so much information in the past." Louisa placed the operating tray in front of the bed and looked at her patient worriedly:

"There's nothing to be afraid of anymore. Do you know how I got injured?"

"I can't tell, but I think there may be many small wounds on your body surface, but they have healed now."

"Haha, that's right. Did you know about the natural disaster a few days ago? Was there any news about it in Che City?"