Compared with those organizations that liked to drag their feet.
The Aningsbe government was very efficient.
The laboratory for developing the plague vaccine had been set up in just a few days.
And patients were easy to find.
Especially in the two kingdoms.
"Were they always this quick?" Ria stood in the laboratory corridor, looking through the glass at the completed facility below.
A hospital bed stood inside.
It was professional and fast. The Church hadn't had facilities like this, but here, they'd simply had the mages build everything quickly with magic.
Ria had watched the laboratory being built. It stood on the slopes of Miang Mountain in the Kingdom of Ivrea, where the fighting had taken place more than ten days ago. The trees had already been cleared away.
Outside, several layers of protective facilities had also been set up to ensure disinfection.
"This is efficiency," Lynn replied, pointing to the rooms. "It'd be better to run several groups of experiments, since we need to verify the vaccine."
"So I've found children, adolescents, the elderly, and pregnant women."
"What?" Ria asked Lynn. "You're using the elderly, the weak, women, and children as test subjects?"
"At the Church, I'd use healthy, devout believers as test subjects. If they got infected, I'd immediately treat them with holy light."
"People inside the Church often interfered, but the believers were never harmed. Holy light would take care of everything."
Lynn didn't give Ria a chance to object. "Exactly. Holy light will take care of everything, so if there's a problem, we'll use it immediately."
"Then there won't be any problems."
"It's better to have several control groups, and I'm paying them well. Did the Church?"
Ria was at a loss for words. "Well..."
Lynn took out a handwritten copy of the experimental procedure,