Wizards begin with Occlumency.

Chapter 197 On the large bamboo pole, knocking and knocking.

Link was speechless.

Is it really necessary to be so direct, bro?

They should at least say a few polite words to boost morale and inspire people.

Moreover, apart from the three you recruited later, all the other subordinates were "scammed" from the medical department by you, okay?

Their personnel records are still under the medical department.

They took the medical staff and went to cause trouble at the medical department.

How did you even come up with that?

In fact, Link wasn't the only one speechless.

The expressions on the faces of the five pharmaceutical researchers and pharmacists from the medical department, including two team leaders, were indescribable.

What the hell is this Cowboy Manifesto?

This is absolutely insane!

Can't you please not be so stimulating!

Old man Murphy didn't care about any of that and ignored everyone's expressions.

They set off for the front lines with their men and equipment, full of vigor and high spirits.

After a series of transfers, the pharmacy support team successfully arrived at the camp in the fairy world where more than 6 contaminated fairies were being housed.

The government, which governed all five ethnic groups, did its utmost to maintain order in the camp.

The army was on the sidelines to maintain order and prevent any disturbances.

They were afraid that the common people would cause trouble and provoke these terrifying wizards.

Then another round of bloody suppression and slaughter will have to come.

They messed up a perfectly good thing.

When the blame is brought, no demon will dare to take responsibility.

The apothecary support team arrived at the wizard's temporary camp and discovered that...

The pharmaceutical researchers and pharmacists in the medical department are extremely busy.

Tons of raw materials were fed in like water.

Barrels of concentrated medicine were delivered like water.

It was then poured into a dispensing tank the size of a house, diluted, and then piped to ten long lines.

Each corrupted fairy, when it's their turn, is given a large cup to drink on the spot and is not allowed to take it away.

This is to prevent many parents from saving their own share and giving it to their children.

Old man Murphy arranged for eight pharmacy staff members to help on the medical department's pharmaceutical production line before going to Salosar to discuss matters.

Link then began to observe these corrupted fairies.

Judging from their pupils and appearance, the deformities exhibited by these corrupted fairies were not obvious, and the rate of mutation was slow.

Clearly, the remnants of the fairy royal family did not take many finished products of the potion from the "biochemical factory".

Only after dilution can it affect more than 6 fairies.

The medicine that the medical department is currently producing at all costs can treat the symptoms, stop the process of the fairy's mutation in time, and replenish a certain amount of life force.

It addresses both the symptoms and the root cause.

The only drawback is that it is impossible to restore the distorted body shape and appearance.

After getting a rough idea of ​​the situation, Link was puzzled. The medical department was perfectly capable of handling the current situation on its own.

It just takes a little more time.

There was no need for the wizard Salosar to request the sage Paro to borrow Link to help.

Could there be other changes that Link hasn't discovered?

At that moment, old man Murphy waved to Link.

"Secretary Murphy, is there something you need?"

Link walked over, asked a question, and then greeted the wizard Salosar, "Minister Salosar, hello, I am Link Grand."

I know you.

Before old Murphy could speak, Wizard Salosar said in a low voice, "Time and time again, this little fellow has embarrassed my medical department. Truly a genius apothecary that even Wizard Celine admires!"

Old man Murphy immediately retorted, "You're embarrassed because you're incompetent. Whose fault is that?"

After spitting out his words, old man Murphy, ignoring the ugly expression on wizard Salosar's face, said to Link:

"The medical department asked you to come because a fairy of relatively high status has also been corrupted."

This fairy is important for the legion to carry out ideological warfare and control policies; it would be best to restore his appearance and looks.

The plans provided by the medical department all have some flaws and cannot be perfect.

Therefore, we want to see what brilliant tricks you, a genius who knows so much about fairies, have up your sleeve.

Ignore the nonsense those guys in the medical department spout. Think about it yourself and see if you can actually do it.

If we can't, we'll retreat.

Link fell into deep thought upon hearing this.

Old Murphy's words were loaded with meaning, though the underlying message was quite clear.

This is a tricky matter; doing it well will yield no results, while messing it up will result in consequences.

The medical department is deliberately flattering you, making you feel smug and self-satisfied, so they can take over this thorny issue.

It's solved, so it doesn't matter.

If the problem isn't solved, then we'll have to start mocking them.

Who told you to be so popular and attract so much jealousy?

"Where is that fairy? Let's check the situation first."

Link's previous research focused on perfecting biochemical modifications and enhancements, eliminating the possibility of external deformities from the very beginning.

I haven't really studied the process of reversing physical deformities in a serious manner.

He was quite interested in this topic that had suddenly appeared out of nowhere.

It's a challenge, neither too big nor too small.

"Over here."

The wizard Salosar personally led the way for old man Murphy and Link.

Upon arriving at the rear of the camp, we found a makeshift operating room.

One of the demons, whose distortion was relatively severe, lay in a deep sleep on the operating table.

There was only one wizard watching over the fairy's vital signs.

Sarossar the Wizard, Old Man Murphy, and Link, after completing their disinfection tasks, entered the operating room.

"Can I start?"

After carefully observing the fairy's physical characteristics and the data on some testing instruments around the operating table, Link asked a question in a low voice.

"certainly."

The wizard Salosar nodded in agreement.

With permission, Link immediately began to perform a physical examination on the fairy, and then used the equipment in the operating room to conduct some targeted tests that could produce results quickly.

While waiting for the test results, after the intelligent puppet prepared the fairy's skin, Link immediately picked up a scalpel and cut open the fairy's liver area.

Based on Link's experience of dissecting no fewer than 50 fairies, the most direct and obvious way to determine whether a fairy has deformities and to what extent, is to examine the liver.

Without damaging the structure and function of the liver, Link carefully examined the fairy's liver.

The degree of this fairy's mutation has been determined.

The liver was put back in, the incision was stitched up, the abdomen was closed, and then a water-based first-circle witchcraft healing spell was cast, instantly healing the incision and making it smooth as before.

It's the half of the scale that had to be cut off that has to grow back slowly.

Of course, these are minor details and don't need to be taken seriously.

I doubt the fairy on the operating table would care.

After that, Link pondered for a while.

Check the test results as soon as they are available.

After careful consideration, Link had a clear idea.

I can take this job, and I can do this task.

He gave old man Murphy a wink, and the two walked to a corner of the operating room, where they began to plot in front of wizard Salosar.

The only thing that wasn't too outrageous, or perhaps even more outrageous, was that old man Murphy actually activated an anti-eavesdropping rune barrier.

Well……

The wizard Salosar's expression immediately became very complicated.

very ugly.

"How so?"

Ignoring the resentment emanating from Wizard Salosaar, old man Murphy looked at Link and asked with concern.

Link's answer could determine whether old man Murphy could slap Salosar in the face again, or extort something from him.

After carefully crafting his words, Link said, "I am over 95% confident that I can transform the mutation into a complete biochemical modification and enhancement. The mutated appearance and features can be restored, but it may not be perfect."

"How much can be restored?"

Old man Murphy grasped the key point and pressed for more information.

"Around 80%, there will definitely be flaws."

Link replied, "You can still tell a bit from the outside. If that doesn't work, you can always get plastic surgery."

"Plastic surgery? Hmm..."

Old man Murphy pondered for a moment, then said, "It's not impossible, but the technology involved is a bit low. Are there any other methods?"

"Yes. I can also try to reverse the mutation process. This will slightly weaken some bodily functions, but it will be easier to deal with and restore the appearance and features, and it can probably restore more than 95%."

Link added.

Then, the two looked at each other and understood each other's feelings.

Link actually wanted to take this opportunity to test the solution he had just come up with to reverse the distortion.

Old man Murphy was obsessed with disrupting the event, humiliating the participants, or extorting money from them.

The two hit it off.

Link remained where he was.

Old Murphy dispelled the runic barrier, a ferocious smile on his face, like a giant centipede ready to devour people, and walked towards the wizard Salosar.

"What mischief are you up to now?"

Salosar immediately became alert and asked coldly.

"How could it be that you have bad intentions?"

Old man Murphy gave a reproachful look, then said in a serious tone, "I'm here to discuss this with you in a nice and polite way."

"What are you discussing?"

Salosar didn't believe that nonsense at all.

He glared at her coldly, utterly disgusted.

Old man Murphy rubbed his hands together and chuckled:

"You see, many people say that we wizards believe in equivalent exchange."

Well then, my pharmacy department can't help your medical department for nothing, right?

My eight men have already gone to refine potions for free; consider it a bonus.

But you can't be unwilling to make any sacrifices for this troublesome surgery, can you?

"He's the head of the medical department, a level three wizard, a big shot with considerable influence. Surely he wouldn't withhold Link's wages?"

"snort!"

Wizard Salosaar was furious and roared, "Am I a stingy person? I'll pay my dues myself; it's none of your business, nor is it the apothecary department's business. Don't try to extort anything from me again. I haven't even settled the score with you for making two perfectly good apothecaries lose face last time."

"Hehehe..."

Old Man Murphy chuckled strangely. "Link is the head of my Pharmacy Research Group, and I am the head of the Pharmacy Department. His affairs are naturally related to me and the Pharmacy Department. In short, I have received full authorization from Link to handle this matter."

"Impossible! I won't allow it!"

Wizard Salosar narrowed his eyes and shouted, "You old Murphy, stop making trouble here. It was the front-line command that transferred your pharmacy department to assist the medical department. It wasn't the medical department that begged your pharmacy department to come."

"Yeah?"

Old man Murphy gave a sinister smile, turned and walked towards the operating room, calling out to Link at the same time, "Let's go back. The medical department doesn't need us in their way."

Link gave Wizard Salosaar an apologetic smile and followed in Murphy's footsteps.

Old man Murphy dared to do this, and acted so arrogantly, because he was certain that Salosar wouldn't dare to turn against him now.

The people in the medical department, including the wizard Salosar, were all "craftsmen" who lacked talent and were forcibly trained by the wizard Celine through her "indoctrination" style of education.

I'm good at making potions.

If you're in charge of drug development, even if it takes two, three, or four years, can you come up with a drug that reaches the same level as "Super Brain"?

No!

These people have rigid thinking and lack talent in pharmacy.

They couldn't handle this fairy's matter.

In the end, won't we still have to ask Link for help, and ask the pharmacy department for help?

Old Murphy was full of confidence; he was sure he'd have a feast this time.

Beside the operating table.

The wizard Salosar's expression was unpredictable, and his aura was cold and gloomy, like a deep, icy abyss.

The pharmacist in the medical department stood silently, not daring to utter a sound.

He wished he could dig a hole and bury himself in it.

To avoid becoming a punching bag.

"return!"

The wizard Salosar suddenly shouted, stopping old man Murphy and Link who were about to walk out of the operating room, "Tell me your conditions, don't be too outrageous. At worst, I'll quit being the minister, but I'll still give you a good beating to vent my anger."

Old man Murphy winked at Link, beaming with pride, then composed himself and turned to look at Salosar:

"I don't need much. I'll use the medical department's funds to buy some experimental equipment for the pharmacy department."

Give Link another magical artifact, nothing else, just a vehicle.

The little guy doesn't have his own car yet, it's really hard to stand seeing him like this."

Salosar blew his beard and glared, then pointed at old man Murphy for a while before nodding in agreement.

"Go ahead and do a good job. Poirot is a man of his word; if he promises you a vehicle-type magical artifact, it will never be lower than the standard of a second-ring magical artifact. Otherwise, it would be embarrassing to bring it out."

Old Murphy made another sarcastic remark to the wizard Salosar, and in doing so, he also put Salosar on a pedestal.

This enraged the already furious wizard Salosar to the point of near-outrage.

Link suppressed a laugh and walked toward the operating table.

After checking it carefully once more, Link began to work.

He first removed the parts of the demon that were deformed, cutting off the parts that couldn't be kept and repairing the parts that could be kept.

Thanks to the effects of the Water-based Level 1 Healing Spell and the Wood-based Level 1 Life Restoration Spell, the surgical incision hemostasis and recovery were both very timely.

It leaves no scars and doesn't affect the appearance.

After the shaving and trimming are completed, the second stage of the surgery begins, which involves replenishing the body's vitality.

Link didn't specially concoct a highly targeted potion; he used a general-purpose potion for replenishing life force from the operating room.

Two bottles were used: one was administered intravenously, and the other was poured onto the areas with deeper deformities.

Afterwards, Link went to a small cubicle in the operating room and asked the pharmacist in the medical department to prepare some materials and a large bucket.

The simple yet incredibly solid technique of potion-making left the pharmacist in the medical department speechless.

The more basic and simple the information, the more thorough the understanding of pharmaceutics and alchemical pharmaceutics.

No wonder he has such profound knowledge of pharmacology at such a young age.

He studied pharmacy for less than a year and was able to launch the "Super Brain" drug that is still popular today.

I admire you!

Link poured the potion into a large tub filled with warm water, and then an intelligent puppet pushed the heated tub into the operating room and placed the fairy inside.

Medicated baths are a relatively gentle form of treatment.

With the help of some witchcraft that reduces pain and replenishes life force, the demons who had already had severely deformed parts removed were able to quickly reverse the deformity process.

Their appearance and looks are transforming into those of a normal fairy.

"Give me the money!"

Seeing this, old man Murphy knew the time was right and simply shrugged at Salosar.

Salosar never expected that old man Murphy would be so shameless.

Does he seem like the type to renege on a debt?

He angrily pulled a brand-new, level 3 magical artifact—a vehicle-type magical artifact originally custom-made for himself as his new ride—from his pocket, tossed it to old man Murphy, and said, "This is for little Link, I'm happy with it. Your Pharmacy Department is trying to swindle funding from my Medical Department, no way!"

After saying that, Salosar turned and left.

He, Salosar, is determined to settle this score.

No matter who comes, it won't make a difference!

August ends, September begins.

Thank you to all the readers who have accompanied me along the way, thank you to all the readers who voted for me, thank you to all the readers who silently subscribed, and thank you to all the readers who pointed out my many shortcomings.

Wishing everyone good health, a happy life, and a harmonious family.

(End of this chapter)