Physical and Cognitive Assessment!

Body and Cognitive Assessment!

"Enabled. Please select a communication target."

Several lines of contacts immediately floated up on the interface. Luo Wen swept a glance over them and tapped one line lightly with his finger.

"Requesting access to Liang Yue, Outreach Adaptation Group, Basic Education Resources Department."

After a brief wait, the interface flashed, and a half-body projection of a young man appeared. The other party had clearly just raised his head from a pile of documents, his collar still loose. When he saw who had connected, he froze for half a second, then his brow twitched.

"Luo Wen?"

"Still alive," Luo Wen said.

Liang Yue leaned back in his chair, as if he had suddenly perked up. "That's rare. I thought you were going to disappear for another half a year. What, finally remembered the company's communication privileges aren't just for show?"

"Cut the crap. I need you to handle something."

"I knew it." Liang Yue laughed. "You wouldn't call me on your own if nothing was up. Go on, what are you trying to pry out of the resource library this time?"

Luo Wen did not beat around the bush. "Two children, around twelve. One leans toward environmental perception and field judgment. The other toward medicinal properties, active chromatography, and fine discrimination. Their foundation is low, and they've never had proper contact with a systematic inheritance. The local breathing techniques are crude and may have caused some minor habits that interfere. I need two sets of basic methods. Not too high-level, but complete, stable, and hard to practice wrong. Ideally, they should come with early perception training and a recording-feedback module."

Halfway through, the smile on Liang Yue's face had already faded a little. He had clearly started taking it seriously. "Minors? Or native juveniles from an external