Beneath a clear sky, beside a gigantic beech tree, the girls floated in midair, looking down at a transparent green "bubble."
"The cell wall lies outside the cell membrane, protecting it and the structures inside. Within the cell membrane are the nucleus, mitochondria, vacuoles, chloroplasts, and so on."
Gwenna Dante, the Half-Elf in the air, was teaching cell biology and genetics to Tierney, Firefly, Beech Ernst, Gleia, and the other Mages with a foundation in Life Magic. Fanil, who looked like a fox, couldn't understand such profound knowledge and was dozing nearby.
For Gwenna, teaching a class in a dream was a fascinating experience. In her previous life, she had started studying at medical school, completed her bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees, and become a doctor. She had even spent several years in the pathology department, analyzing samples under a microscope every day.
But now that she was in a magical world and could actually use her knowledge to "construct" a cell, she felt she understood cells on a more intuitive level.
From genetic information at the molecular level, to amino acids forming proteins, to the various structures within a cell at a much larger scale, she was gradually connecting a web of knowledge that spanned from the microscopic to the macroscopic.
Although she had supervised graduate students and medical interns in her previous life, Gwenna's teaching style was very concise. She explained the most important structures—the nucleus, chloroplasts, and mitochondria—in detail, and only summarized the rest.
Tierney and Firefly had almost no academic background in biology, so they struggled to follow the Half-Elf's lesson. Frowning, they tried to memorize as much as they could, with no energy left to think about it further.
As Beech Ernst listened, he continuously channeled his magic through his body, trying to verify the