Uma Musume: From Being Knocked Ten Meters Away

Chapter 503 It just glows, so there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with that.

For Eliseko, exploring the limits of Uma Musume is like a mission branded deep in her soul, or an instinct as natural as running.

From her active career onward, she did things that many people considered "unconventional" in order to reach that unattainable peak.

For example, they constantly develop all sorts of different kinds of medicines.

The former student dormitories and club activity rooms, now transformed into doctors' dormitories and personal research rooms, each of those bottles and jars embodies her dedication to the mysteries of speed.

In terms of actual results, she considers these achievements to be quite satisfactory overall.

Seventy percent of the drugs can precisely achieve the expected results, such as enabling muscle fibers to repair rapidly after high-intensity training or improving the oxygen-carrying efficiency of red blood cells in a very short time. Both the effects and the efficiency are top-notch.

The remaining 30% were, even she had to admit, complete failures. For example, completely repairing the damaged tendons or eradicating the effects of inflammation. Of course, these are still unsolved problems in the entire medical field, so failure was acceptable.

However, just like the three goddesses trying to balance her medical talent, the potions she made always had some strange side effects.

Just like the "energizer" I once tricked my roommate and friend into drinking at the Manchester tea house.

It definitely has the effect of refreshing you up, but after drinking it, Manchester Tea House's long, straight black hair and smooth tail became unusually fluffy, like an afro that was specially done at a hair salon.

The fluorescence emanating from Yasui Makoto's body was also like that at the moment, so in the past, she might have simply recorded it as newly discovered experimental data.

After all, this isn't the first time such a strange side effect has occurred. Moreover, for research, "strange" often means a new breakthrough.

Unfortunately, the current situation is completely different.

Since last night, Yamato Akaki has not given her a kind look.

The junior colleague, who had always been warm and respectful to her, criticized her for a long time, so long that she really doubted whether there was something wrong with her research approach. At the very least, her behavior this time was indeed a bit too rash.

More importantly, Yamato Akaki mentioned the idea of ​​writing in a group.

She rarely collaborates with others in her research, partly because most researchers simply cannot keep up with her train of thought, and often she is far superior to them in doing things on her own.

On the other hand, there are very few racehorse girls who are both professional researchers and have sufficient strength and are willing to cooperate.

This makes Yasui Makoto's team extremely important to her.

From the earliest physical fitness research she paid attention to to the strength they demonstrated in competitions, to the face-to-face interactions and feelings she's had these past few days, this team combination always manages to produce a chemical reaction that surprises her.

Now that there are more opportunities to participate in overseas competitions, the research value they contain is even more unique, making it even more important for her not to miss out.

So when she was explaining her medicine earlier, she was actually thinking about how to apologize.

She was simply used to expressing her thoughts with data and formulas, and couldn't think of any way to start the conversation.

Even when Yasui Makoto remained silent, she was secretly worried that she might have really angered him.

When she heard that fluorescent labeling technology would be applied to observation, she was stunned for a long time, and gradually went from surprise to ecstasy.

Exactly! While the original purpose of luciferase technology was for disease treatment, using it for monitoring the condition of racehorses... is perfectly fine!
Adaptive observation also faces challenges such as domain limitations. Isn't one of the key obstacles to research progress the observable indicators?

Now that we have this indicator, even if we can't solve the problem all at once, research efficiency will definitely be greatly improved!

Kukuku, this is amazing! How come I never thought of this idea before? I even had to get Yasui to remind me...

While overjoyed, Alice also felt a pang of annoyance. It wasn't that she underestimated Yasui Makoto; this trainer had already brought too many surprises.

The problem was that she was a doctor, yet she was thinking about research techniques after the other person, which made her feel somewhat frustrated.

But in an instant, she realized the crux of the problem.

Uh, wait a minute, it's not that I couldn't think of it, but... most people wouldn't be so cooperative with me trying out the potion...

Wait, now's not the time to think about that. If we really have to use fluorescent enzyme labeling technology, then the subsequent training camp plans will need to be adjusted a bit...

Lost in thought, Alice fell silent, just like Yasui Makoto had just done.

Seeing her face shift between conflict, elation, and regret in a short time, and now slightly furrowed, the others couldn't help but exchange bewildered glances.

"Um, Zhen..."

After hesitating for a moment, Kita Genko reached out and carefully touched the back of Yasui Makoto's glowing hand:
"Are you really alright? Even though Soko-senpai and Yamato-senpai started explaining to me and Aki last night, this kind of thing is still too strange, isn't it?"
"And what you just said... was that I should become radiant like you?"

"Huh? It glows? No, no, that's not what I meant."

"Yeah, yeah, if it just glows, it doesn't seem like... there's no problem."

Almond-eyed nodded repeatedly:

"Not only are there no problems, but actually... it's quite interesting."

At this point, seeing the slightly reproachful look on her face, she quickly waved her hand:
"But I didn't mean to say it's interesting. I meant that since this kind of thing happens because of the drug, I guess... we still need to be careful, right?"

Originally focused on Alice, Yasui Mako paused for a moment upon hearing Kita Genko and Aloe's words, then turned and smiled at them:

"Since Dr. Suzi and the others have already explained it to you, I won't go into the details of the underlying principles."

"My main goal is to use the technology itself to see if it can make the training go more smoothly, not to use Dr. Suko's medicine."

"If it were just a matter of technology, I don't think I would be in this situation now."

"And I feel that what Almond said isn't entirely wrong, except that I was very surprised at first..."

As he spoke, he raised his hand to look at it and chuckled:
"After understanding what happened, it was actually quite interesting, so Xiao Bei, you don't need to worry so much."

"Is that so...?"

He murmured a question, studied Yasui Makoto for a moment, and then reached out to poke his glowing hand again. Kita Genko pursed his lips.
"Okay, then..."

"Then it's settled!"

A sudden shout interrupted Kita Genko's words, and to everyone's astonishment, Alice stood up abruptly, her hands braced against the table:
“Design it like this! I’ve already figured out how to design the research method! Just add it to the training plan! Absolutely... absolutely will... absolutely no problem…”

After shouting and talking to herself with sparkling eyes for a while, Alice suddenly realized that the surroundings were unusually quiet. She paused for a moment, noticed the strange looks from the crowd, and then it dawned on her:

"Sorry, I got a little too excited. I was referring to Yasui's idea earlier; I have a research plan now."

"By the way, did you two talk about something just now?"

(End of this chapter)