There is definitely something wrong with Wilmer's disease.
Dean, who experienced for the first time what it felt like to be hollowed out by healing skills, came to this conclusion with certainty.
Or should I say the problem is getting bigger.
Although he has never eaten pork, he has seen pigs running away. It is true that the Falling Star Hair Demon's healing skills are better at dealing with trauma, but even if it is not good at it, the cost of using it to cure diseases should never be so exaggerated.
What's more, it hasn't been cured yet.
Dean glanced at Wilmer, who seemed to be able to heat up the air, and looked away with a guilty conscience.
Regardless of whether the disease was cured or not, he finally understood why the people at the Holy Seminary were helpless about Wilmer's illness.
He was like a leaky bag. The bit of healing energy that Dean sent in could only fill it up for a short time. Soon, the energy would leave along the damaged hole.
In the end, it showed the result of treating the symptoms but not the root cause.
Based on the subsequent changes in Wilmer's waking hours, Dean speculated that perhaps with the continuous infusion, he could recover some energy by relying on the energy remaining in his body. However, this improvement was a bit too much compared to the effort. Insignificant.
That's hundreds of healing skills.
There was almost no time to recover, and he could only perform them one after another. The huge consumption of physical strength and energy was something that even Dean couldn't afford now. You can imagine what an astonishing situation it was.
Such lesions that cannot be eradicated are beyond the scope of ordinary diseases, and are more like problems on an extraordinary level.
Even if it was some kind of vicious curse, Dean would believe it.
This situation was so weird that he couldn't help but have some suspicions. He opened the system and scanned Wilmer.
Nothing happened.
This means that the strange phenomena on the other side do not come from Warcraft.
That involves Dean's knowledge blind spot.
Let the devil float carry Wilmer, who was almost unconscious while walking, away from the breeding room. Dean looked at his retreating back with a thoughtful expression.
He told the truth that Wilmer's physique was actually more suitable to be a plague doctor than a breeder.
This is also a new profession that Dean just saw in academic newspapers not long ago. He recalled the information about plague doctors in the paper, and some subtle feelings slowly emerged in his heart.
Plague doctor is a new profession that uses disease as the source of power.
They can infect themselves with diseases through some unique cultivation methods, and then turn these diseases into pathogenic factors, and further develop attack, defense, assistance and other means.
Of course, the most typical and most terrifying one is communication.
The most basic characteristics of this pathogenic factor, or ability, constitute the most terrifying part of the plague doctor.
A professional who can spread diseases may not have strong attack power or extraordinary survivability, but the harm he can cause is far greater than that of many outstanding new professionals.
And if you think about it with your big toe, you can know what kind of sparks will be produced if Wilmer collides with this new professional.
Dean was curious that Wilmer's situation of knowing something was wrong as soon as he tried it didn't attract some curious new professionals?
You must know that "abnormal" is equivalent to "prominent" at certain times. Wilmer's physical weakness is indeed his disadvantage, but if placed in the hands of a suitable new professional, this weakness can also be Within minutes, it was turned into an advantage.
Just like the plague doctor.
Watching the devil's floating fish turn into a small black dot and disappear into the horizon, Dean withdrew his gaze and prepared to go home.
He had just taken two steps when a flash of inspiration suddenly flashed in his mind.
Gu Qi maybe...it's not that no one has thought of this, but those who have thought of it don't dare to do it?
Dean paused.
…
This guess was finally confirmed by Ryan.
The knight, who heard a lot of confidential information from Lensak, shared the information he knew with Dean.
Just as he thought, Wilmer's specialness did initially attract the ideas of some professionals.
Among them was a plague doctor who accidentally came to District 13 to practice his abilities.
He studied Wilmer with great interest, and after coming to a conclusion, he immediately submitted the collected information to his teacher.
However, the reply he got was not as good as Dean thought.
Because Wilmer...is so sick.
This is absolutely not meant to be disparaging. In fact, for the plague doctor, this is almost the highest praise.
It is equivalent to praising him as an unparalleled genius.
But the problem is that his "talent" is so good that even the Plague Doctor himself feels that this will be a hot potato and dare not accept him.
Wilmer has almost all the qualities to become a top plague doctor. However, this new profession, which has just been born for more than 20 years, is inherently very unstable.
What if Wilmer loses control?
The consequences are terrifying to think about.
So this "genius" was given up.
Everyone was afraid that when he really became a plague doctor, he would become a deadly weapon that could kill friends and foes alike, so they simply nipped the possibility of him reaching that ending in the cradle.
And all of this happened when Wilmer was twelve years old.
"Twelve years old?"
Dean was stunned for a moment and questioned.
"But when I asked him..."
"Because he doesn't remember."
Ryan sighed and explained.
Originally, there was no need to do this step.
But the bad thing was that the plague doctor took it upon himself to contact Wilmer before he received the exact information, and made a promise to eliminate his illness.
As a result, I got that reply later.
Anyone with a little bit of emotional intelligence knows how cruel it is to give people hope and then take it away later.
Therefore, in order to prevent Wilmer from becoming resentful and having some obsession with the profession of plague doctor, the professional took special measures to erase his memory.
Ryan sighed and handed Dean the diagnosis results that the plague doctor had left out of guilt.
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