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"Well, I will."

Her tone became more serious.

Poetry and Wine carefully folded the document and put it in their pocket.

"Then I'll go first."

She turned and walked towards the door.

"Poetry and wine are companions."

Dr. Yamada called out to her from behind.

Poetry and wine paused, and looked back.

"Whether you plan to participate in the competition or not, take good care of yourself."

Dr. Yamada's voice was very gentle.

Poetry and Wine remained silent for a few seconds upon hearing this.

Then, she nodded slightly.

"Ah."

She pushed open the door and went out.

The corridor was completely quiet, with soft sunlight streaming in.

Poetry and wine were on their way back to the dormitory.

She raised her hand and looked at her somewhat slender hand.

'If I eat well, I should... be able to grow taller, right?'

'never mind.'

She shook her head.

Let's take it one step at a time. At least it should be better than it is now.

……

Poetry and Wine left the infirmary less than five minutes later.

A series of light footsteps echoed in the corridor.

Dr. Yamada was organizing the examination report when he heard a knock on the door and looked up.

"Please come in."

The door was pushed open, and Chairman Akikawa Yasei skipped in.

Today she was wearing her signature blue and white dress and a blue and white top hat.

The cow-colored kitten on the hat swayed gently with her movements and let out a dissatisfied meow.

Her long orange hair with white highlights was casually draped down her back, and her asymmetrical sideburns made her look both cute and somewhat carefree.

"disturb!"

She raised the fan in her hand, her bright blue eyes looking at Dr. Yamada with a friendly smile.

The chairman even had a small canine tooth showing at the corner of his mouth.

"Dr. Yamada, are you free?"

"Chairman?"

Dr. Yamada stood up, somewhat surprised.

Although she was used to the chairman's unique way of speaking, she would still be taken aback every time she heard it.

"Is there a problem?"

Akikawa Yayoi walked to her desk and her gaze fell on the still-open examination report interface on the computer screen.

"I've come to ask you some questions."

She pointed to the screen with her fan.

"Was that student just now Poetry and Wine classmate?"

"Yes."

Dr. Yamada nodded.

"I just finished a test to assess my level of professionalism."

"I have a small request."

Akikawa Yayoi closed her fan, her expression becoming more serious.

"Could I see her test results?"

Dr. Yamada was taken aback.

"Chairman...this is a student's privacy..."

"understand!"

Akikawa Yayoi nodded, but her tone remained firm.

"But this is related to the issue of confirming the identity of Shi Yujiu. Secretary Junchuan and I couldn't find any record of her at the police station—no birth certificate, no household registration information, not even in the missing persons file."

She paused, a hint of worry flashing in her blue eyes.

"It's like... she suddenly appeared in this world."

Dr. Yamada's expression turned serious.

"Can't find anything at all?"

"That's right!"

Akikawa Yayoi gently tapped her palm with her fan.

"So I wanted to see if I could find any clues by looking at her physiological data. For example, genetic characteristics, blood type, or other information that could be used to trace her identity."

Dr. Yamada remained silent for a few seconds.

"We can't get genetic information, since this machine is still an experimental machine. We can only provide some other physiological data."

Then she turned around and opened the full inspection report on poetry and wine.

"Chairman, before looking at the data..."

Her tone became somewhat hesitant.

"I need to tell you some things first."

"it is good."

Akikawa Yayoi immediately perked up her ears, looking like she was listening attentively.

"Poetry and Wine's health... isn't very good."

Dr. Yamada pulled up the data table filled with red warnings.

"Although she is highly authentic, almost to the point of being completely authentic, her physical condition is very poor. Many of her nutritional indicators are below normal, she has mild anemia, low body fat percentage, and substandard muscle mass, among other things."

She paused for a moment.

"Simply put, her physical condition is very poor. If this continues, it could cause permanent damage to her health."

"Is it that serious?"

Akikawa Yayoi's expression immediately turned worried.

She leaned closer to the screen, carefully examining the red data, her little tiger teeth biting her lower lip.

Is it really that bad?

"Yes."

Dr. Yamada nodded.

“I have already developed a nutritional plan for her and warned her that if she does not follow the plan, I will contact you to request mandatory supervision.”

Akikawa Yayoi remained silent for a few seconds.

Then, she looked intently at the data on the screen.

"This machine does have some issues. Let's switch back to the normal medical examination procedure..."

Akikawa Yayoi said softly, her tone less bold than usual and more gentle.

"But what exactly did she go through?"

Dr. Yamada shook his head.

“I don’t know either. She was reluctant to say much, only that she had a poor appetite and wasn’t sleeping well. But judging from her physical condition, this didn’t happen in a short period of time. She’s been malnourished for at least a few months, or even longer.”

Akikawa Yayoi's expression became even more serious.

Months of malnutrition...

That means that before arriving in Tressen, poetry and wine were already in a terrible state.

"There's one more thing."

Dr. Yamada's voice interrupted her thoughts.

"There's something else that I find a bit strange. During the examination, I asked Poetry and Wine if she sometimes experiences sharp pains in her heart. Her reaction was obvious; she avoided eye contact and didn't want to talk about it."

"But according to the data, her heart function is normal."

She frowned.

"This makes me feel like she might be hiding something."

Akikawa Yayoi stared at the data on the screen, remaining silent for a long time.

Then, she turned around and looked at Dr. Yamada, her blue eyes filled with a serious expression.

"I have one more small request."

She raised her fan.

"Could you please send a copy of this report to my email address? I will contact the relevant authorities to see if we can find any clues using this data."

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"Ok."

Dr. Yamada nodded.

"Regarding the plan you mentioned..."

Akikawa Yayoi paused for a moment.

"I will personally oversee the nutritional plan for Poetry and Wine. If she does not follow the plan, please notify me directly, and I will then inform the other students."

"clear."

Akikawa Yayoi turned around and walked towards the door.

She stopped at the door, turned around, and gave a gentle smile.

"Thank you, Dr. Yamada."

"You're welcome, Chairman."

The door was closed gently.

The corridor returned to silence.

Dr. Yamada sat back in his chair, looked at the glaring red data on the computer screen, and sighed softly.

"Poetry and Wine, my friend... what exactly happened to you?"

……

Evening

Chairman's Office