You Have a New Job (Continued)

Kevin paused, a look of realization flashing in his eyes.

So that's how it is. They were missing the Stigmata gene step? So, they were only one step away from success?

However, by the time Stigmata technology was developed, their era was already in its twilight, and the victims of Honkai Sickness were no longer the focus of civilization's attention. For the survivors at that time, the direct threat of Honkai was far more imminent and terrifying than the Honkai Sickness.

"In any case, you have accomplished what we have not been able to do, which is remarkable."

Perhaps because of the special significance of the medicine, or perhaps because the girl in front of him resembled Griseo, Kevin's gaze softened unconsciously, and he subconsciously raised his hand to pat Ninti's head to express his approval.

Ninti tilted her head back and blinked innocently:

"So, Kevin is also from Previous Civilization?"

"I am."

"Then let us take you home, let's go back together!"

The innocent and childlike words, filled with pure goodwill, made Kevin feel awkward.

Because he was the key factor that led Ninti to end up in the Sea of Quantum, and he was also eyeing Welt, whom Ninti trusted.

So, with a sense of pity similar to that for Griseo back then, Kevin gave her some words of advice with concern:

"You should be more wary of strangers. The Honkai is dangerous, and humanity itself is also dangerous."

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"I spoke too much. We will meet again. Don't worry, at least in this World Bubble, you will be safe."

Kevin's figure faded and disappeared as his words fell.

Ninti knew that the large ice block would definitely return to the edge of the World Bubble and would do its best to reinforce the barrier of the World Bubble to ensure that the three of them could live peacefully here.

This is Kevin's promise, and as long as it doesn't involve the Stigmata Project, it's practically one of the most reliable promises in the world.

"Kevin... Kevin... Kevin?"

Following the character's established pattern, Ninti looked around for a while, then circled around a few times before tilting her head, seemingly a little confused.

"Never mind, let Joachim try the medicine first."

Ninti appeared to have given up for the time being, but inwardly she was chuckling to herself—hehe, so easy to deal with!

So it's great that all my co-stars are good people!

Without Ninti's summons, Welt hadn't stepped into the laboratory for several days.

On the one hand, he didn't want to bother Ninti. On the other hand, to be honest, he found it hard to believe that a child less than a year old could come up with any effective solutions.

He helped Ninti build this laboratory, mainly because he saw that Ninti wanted to do it, so he fulfilled all of Ninti's requests, just to help the child pass the time, nothing more.

However, when he was made to lie on the experimental table by Ninti, his body was firmly bound by chains and locks, and various incomprehensible devices were connected to his body— Welt was surprised to find that this child seemed to be serious!

"Ninti, you..."

"Joachim, don't be afraid, the injection won't hurt."

Ninti had to stand on tiptoe to barely look Welt in the eye, and she soothed him in a serious yet soft voice.

Then Welt was helpless.

'Later, try to make it seem like the medication is working.'

Ninti didn't think too much about it; with the experiment in front of her, her mind was filled with anticipation for the verification results.

The syringe was gently placed on Welt's arm, the mechanical mechanism activated, and the liquid was slowly injected into his body.

"Um?"

Welt clearly sensed something was wrong.

The next second, a draft suddenly rose in the sealed laboratory.

An invisible energy was released from Welt, which quickly transformed from a gentle breeze into a hurricane that shook heavy equipment.

"Boom!!!"

The entire laboratory was violently shaken, and the lights were naturally destroyed by the strong impact.

In the dark, secret room, Welt easily broke free from the steel restraints and immediately looked to his side.

"Ninti, are you alright?"

"Joachim, I am here."

A small hand reached out from another direction, and Welt felt the familiar sensation of having his powers shared.

He certainly did not resist.

Thus, Ninti successfully used her powers to repair the entire laboratory.

After everything was restored, Ninti carefully read the various parameters measured on Welt, while Welt thoughtfully touched different parts of his body.

"It seems like I've gotten a lot more relaxed?"

"Yes, the medical examination results show that the drug is effective. It has successfully helped you expel a large amount of excess Honkai Energy. Although the Herrscher Core will replenish it quickly, during this short gap, the repair speed of various injuries will exceed the rate of continuous damage—you are becoming healthier, Joachim."

"What? Really?"

"Really, it can last for about 7 to 8 hours, during which time Joachim's physical condition will get better and better."

Welt's injury is a protracted battle.

The Herrscher Core continues to cause damage.

He himself continued to repair his body.

The race between destruction and repair determines whether Welt's injuries worsen or improve. With his current condition, there's too much ongoing damage and too much need for repair; Welt simply can't keep up and can only watch helplessly as the situation deteriorates.

Now, the agent has expelled a large amount of redundant Honkai Energy, which has greatly reduced the speed of destruction.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Welt can recover a great deal from his injuries in one go, and may even maintain a state where repair exceeds damage after the effects of the medicine wear off.

"I understand, thank you, Ninti!"

Welt understood his situation perfectly, so he tried his best to suppress his excitement, patted Ninti's head, and lay down directly on the lab table. He needed to hurry and do everything he could to heal his injuries.

"Hmm... there's still room for improvement. The efficacy seems to be well within acceptable limits, and it can be further concentrated and strengthened. As for the duration... the slow-release method seems a bit difficult. Let me think about it some more..."

Ninti pondered intently, glancing at Welt's focused recovery efforts, but ignoring him, she went to the raw material extractor to extract the necessary ingredients for the next round of drug development.

"I don't know what the situation is like in the real world, so I hope you guys will slow down and wait until I finish one more experiment."

Blood dripped and accumulated in the container, Ninti thought expressionlessly.