I'll also work hard to conquer the dungeon today.

Chapter 374, Method 1.24
"Is there no other way?" Jill frowned, a hint of despair in her expression.

"You came to find me on your own initiative, didn't you?" Mu Yegui tilted his head and looked at Jill, asking softly.

"Hmm." Jill lowered her head and said dejectedly, "I originally planned to come to you without telling the adults, hoping to find a temporary solution, but I didn't expect it to be of no use."

"Does the prescription that the king found still exist?" Mu Yegui asked after thinking for a while.

Gil shook his head and said, "If I had the prescription, I wouldn't have rushed to find you. The only one who might know the formula is perhaps His Majesty Lazy of the Kingdom of the Mysterious. However, His Majesty would never help you, sir. In other words, I should be grateful if he doesn't harm you."

It seems the relationship between the seven is really bad; they're practically openly hostile to each other.

“I heard that Ji Qi was once the king’s only close attendant or steward. Why don’t you ask him?” Mu Yegui asked again.

"I asked, and Lord Ji said it's better to ask you than him, saying you must know a way to temporarily alleviate the problem," Jill said dejectedly. If she really had a solution, why would she ask this annoying person?

Although he didn't really hate Mu Yegui, he just felt that the guy was too indifferent and that Xie Er was always the one taking the initiative. He felt that it was a waste for the adult.

"Do you think I know?" Mu Yegui asked, puzzled.

To be honest, these people were all very kind to her, treating her like long-lost friends with the same warmth and intimacy. But she had no memory of it whatsoever and had no idea where she had ever met them.

All she knew was that the first person she saw when she opened her eyes was Nalan Xu, while the other people here had never appeared in her memory.

Is there something wrong with her memory, or have they mistaken her for someone else, or perhaps...?

What happened?
"Perhaps something really did happen," Mu Yin said coldly.

Mu Yegui was slightly taken aback, as it seemed that Mu Yin hadn't spoken for a long time.

"Does Xiao Yin know anything?" Mu Yegui asked.

"It's just a guess. After all, your appearance initially surprised me. It's impossible for me to have a split personality, so how did you come to be here? Back then, Nalan Xu researched that drug to calm me down. After the injection, you appeared, and my situation at that time was more like being forced into a deep sleep and switching places with you."

Thinking about it this way, telling you that you are my alternate personality is more like you were originally in the same body, but I suppressed you back then, unable to come out at all, until that drug put me into a deep sleep, and then you were forced out like that.

Mu Yin chuckled. This explanation was chilling upon closer inspection, yet it was quite reasonable and could even be used to explain why his memory was fragmented.

Mu Yegui was certainly an independent individual, but what caused him to become one?

"If only I knew the reason," Mu Yin said softly.

How wonderful it would be to be able to look at Mu Yegui face to face, touch her, and hide her away where no one can find her.
Instead of being unable to touch it...

"Have you thought of anything?" Jill asked softly, her brows furrowed, as she watched Mu Yegui muttering to himself.

"Unfortunately, I don't have that memory in my mind," Mu Yegui said, shaking his head.

"Does Samuro have a congenital eye condition?" Mu Yegui asked Mu Yin in a low voice, clearly not wanting Jill to hear.

"Samuro was born with an eye disease? Wouldn't that make him a cripple? But there's a saying that the two lives born from a double-yolk egg will inevitably have defects, one physical and the other psychological. After all, it's a miracle that a double-yolk egg doesn't die and even hatches two lives safely. How could the two be completely healthy under such circumstances?"

Mu Yin muttered to himself, "Samuro still has his own feelings. Mu Yegui's lack of feelings feels very similar to this explanation, the so-called physiological defect. But there could be other reasons for a physiological defect, although he couldn't think of any."

His inner voice told him not to let Mu Yegui get too involved with those people, otherwise there would definitely be a situation he couldn't accept, but he chose to let it go.

He himself didn't know why...

"What are the treatments for eye diseases?" Mu Yegui asked again.

"Treatment? Aside from the mental defects, physiologically, all you have to do is eat your own kind whole, right? Is there a simpler method than that?" Mu Yin said blankly.

"There are only two Samuro individuals in this world. Does Xiao Yin want to die?" Mu Yegui said calmly, his tone inexplicably sounding like he was calling Mu Yin an idiot.

Mu Yin: "..." For a moment, he forgot that although there didn't seem to be any extra Samuro individuals in the interstellar space, seeing a second one here was even rarer than seeing an ancient fossil.

After all, they are living members of the same kind, the best reserve food. If you have a minor ailment, eating this will cure you immediately. There is no better medicine than your own kind.

Yes, that was Mu Yin's only thought after learning that Xie Er was of the same clan as him.

Simply put, Mu Yin started thinking about how to eat Xie Er after he first saw him.

Never ask whether the life of your own kind is a life.

In Mu Yin's eyes, "same kind" = food ≠ "same kind." There's nothing in this world that Samuro can't eat; the best food is one's own kind. After all, they all eat themselves, leading to the extinction of their own race.

In short, the only thing capable of wiping out the Samuro clan is the Samuro themselves.

“Other options… the only one I can think of is cutting off a piece of my own flesh to feed the other person, but I’d rather not do something that would harm myself. The wound itself is one thing, but with my congenital eye condition, a piece of flesh probably won’t be enough,” Mu Yin said slowly, pondering.

"I think so too." After all, it wasn't caused by an injury later in life; a congenital eye condition would probably require a time-rewinding item.

Two items are required: time rewind and time stop.

"Can Sher use items?" Mu Yegui asked.

“The adults are unaffected by the props, except for two…” Jill was stunned.

“Of the 108 items, aside from one unobtainable item, there is one item that can be used by anyone regardless of the rules.” Jill pursed her lips and spoke again, “The Holy Grail.”

"I remember the Holy Grail itself has healing abilities, capable of restoring the user's full vitality in an instant," Mu Yegui said slowly, recalling the information about the items he had obtained from the information shop.

Of course, if the user's negative condition is persistent, drinking it once will not completely cure it; the Holy Grail's one-time healing is limited to a single negative condition.

"Let's go back to the royal city first." Mu Yegui opened the door, got into the carriage, and instructed Jill.

We also need to know what type of eye disease Sher has.

(End of this chapter)