"Serika?"
Murphy called out, but Serika did not react at all, and her pulse and breathing were both extremely weak.
This time, Murphy did not need to take off her clothes to see that the black-gray aura had already climbed up onto her face and was still spreading toward the top of her head, as if something were about to devour her entire body.
At the same time, Murphy also noticed the diary Serika had been holding in her arms.
He opened it and quickly flipped through it, and Murphy roughly understood.
Serika had found the spell for the Seed of the Mind and used it to destroy the Seed of the Mind that maintained Joachim's existence, causing him to dissipate.
But at the same time, her act of tampering with Joachim's Seed of the Mind had also triggered the agitation of her own curse. This "parasite" had perhaps sensed a threat and accelerated the spread of the plague, making Serika's condition worsen.
Murphy tried giving her several intravenous injections of antibiotics, but they did not seem to help much. Her own resistance had already been weakened too greatly, and relying solely on external medication would hardly have any effect.
He had to give her specific T-cell therapy as soon as possible.
But Murphy discovered that he seemed to have no way to treat Serika anymore.
On one hand, she was cursed, and before the plague was treated, she could not leave the village.
On the other hand, if he wanted to lift the curse without treating the plague inside her, the only way was to reverse the Seed of the Mind she had been struck with.
But the diary had written it clearly: reversing the Seed of the Mind curse on a living person would very likely directly destroy