The Key Lay in "Different Racecourses"
Agnes Tachyon immediately picked up the thread, her speaking speed quickening slightly:
"Exactly. The effects of environmental microclimates on muscle heat dissipation efficiency, core body temperature regulation, and post-race recovery speed are often underestimated, yet they directly determine whether one can perform consistently—or even exceed expectations.
"Regarding the electrolyte balance plan you mentioned, was it a dynamic model built around individual differences, or a universal warning indicator derived from group performance?
"Oh, there's something I haven't mentioned yet. Actually, these issues—"
She paused briefly and looked toward Anjing Zhen and the others still in the living room:
"—are mainly connected to the Overseas Expedition.
"This is one of our team's main directions for the coming year, and similar environmental adaptation issues will be our foremost challenge.
"For example, strategies for dealing with different time zones, temperatures, humidity levels, and track firmness—especially the softer tracks common in Europe. The 'approaches to handling environmental differences' accumulated through Local Races offer highly valuable reference material."
Daiwa Scarlet cooperatively followed up with a question about the details:
"Did you make systematic comparative records of horseshoe and racing shoe compatibility data across different soil types?"
Though Anjing Kouichi's expression remained stern, his eyes now shone with professional interest, and he began speaking more:
"I have some comparative records. They mainly involved adjusting things based on the form and depth of horseshoe wear after races, then comparing that against the horse girls' feedback on footing and points of fatigue.
"As for electrolyte and nutrition plans, they leaned more toward warning signs identified through long-term observation—for instance, how to fine-tune the diet when appetite remained poor, or what to prioritize supplementing when mental condition declined.
"After all, conditions at Local Races were limited, so practicality and immediate results mattered more.
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