Chapter 129

Chapter 129: Meeting Luckin Coffee Again

Locke, Aisi and Angel walked in. After just one glance, Locke understood why Aisi and Angel, two senior potion master assistants, were helpless in the current situation.

I saw a second-class wizard apprentice from Verdantia University lying on a hospital bed. Her right side was covered with extremely rough vines. Each of those vines had a purple-red root and barbs growing on the surface. These barbs pierced into Luckin’s skin. As long as Luckin moved a little, her skin would be broken and she would bleed.

The three vines covered the entire hospital bed, making Luckin lie on the bed like a Sleeping Beauty princess, unable to move except for her eyes.

The blood flowing from her wound will also be absorbed by these three magic vines.

These three magical vines were so thirsty for blood that they even grew branches, trying to explore whether there were other living people around.

Although the three magical vines are now unrecognizable, Locke still recognized their original identity – the Tivrogen vines.

These three Tivro root vines had long been transplanted into Luckin’s magic power by magic power. It can be said that, to some extent, they are connected to his soul.

Now, the three demonic plants have betrayed and transformed into demons, which will naturally make the situation very complicated.

A special magical symbiotic relationship has formed between the three magic plants and Luckin. If you want to cure the curse on her, you need to solve her problem, the problem of the magic plants, and the problem of the curse on them at the same time.

It’s not difficult to solve the curse on her, and it’s not difficult to solve her three magic plants, but it’s too difficult to solve two problems at the same time without hurting Luckin and causing her magic power to decline and her future to be ruined.

However, if the future of an outstanding student from Verdantia University was ruined after being treated at Lilith’s Hut, it would not be good for the reputation of Lilith’s Hut’s potion department.

There is competition between Lilith Cottage and the Alchemy Department of Verdantia University for high-quality students.

Reputation is very important for admissions.

It’s no wonder that Angelo and Aisi remain cautious and seek the advice of their friend.

“The demonic plant has deteriorated significantly,” Locke quickly issued his assessment as both the assistant breeder and the potion master. “This situation is quite rare. I’ve been at the Healing Hands Clinic for so long and have reviewed all the case files, but this is the first time I’ve seen this.”

“The cursed energy and the demonic plant are entangled with each other, causing the Tivro root vine to undergo a malignant and inferior degeneration.”

Locke thought for a moment, his expression slightly solemn.

“It should be a curse magic newly invented by the Blood Curse Court, targeting our Lilith Hut. There are many wizards in Lilith Hut who are apprentices using magic plants.”

Locke’s face didn’t look very good, and he pursed his lips.

After all, as a breeder, I would definitely have some emotional fluctuations when I saw this scene.

To a certain extent, the other party is here to smash the dishes.

Curse magic for magical plants?

That would affect the sales of my magical plant works.

Angelo nodded quickly and said, “Indeed. This is the first time I’ve seen this happen. Usually, the Blood Curse Court would at most try to use curses to disrupt the elemental balance of our plant magic, reducing the power and reaction speed of our spells. This is the first time something like this has happened.”

“I don’t know which wizard seed invented this Blood Curse Court. Those guys don’t know anything else but how to harm others.”

Angelo asked, “Locke, do you have any ideas for solving this problem? This person’s medical expenses will be paid half by Verdantia University and half by the academy’s leadership. After deducting the costs, we will still get about 300 magic stones.”

“If you can help me heal her, I’ll give you half of the magic stone.”

Locke nodded in surprise. In fact, patients with severe curses on the second floor usually had to pay two thousand to three thousand magic stones to be cured.

But the academy and wizard instructors will take the lion’s share, and after deducting the cost, the potion master’s assistant can only earn less than 100 magic stones per patient.

And this Luckin was actually able to contribute 300 magic stones to them. It was probably because her medical expenses were relatively sufficient, or the college leaders had special policies for her and took a much smaller commission.

Locke nodded and said, “Okay, but let’s give some to Aisi as well. We’ll split it equally among the three of us. This patient will be considered as being treated by the three of us together.”

“Anyway, for this patient, the cost paid by one person is equivalent to that paid by three people. If we split it among the three of us, we won’t lose money and can also save a lot of energy.”

I still don’t have as much experience in the field of potions as the other two, it’s just that they don’t have the relevant knowledge of breeding.

Therefore, Locke will still need the help of Aisi and Angelo later.

There is nothing wrong with Anglo.

Aisi smiled faintly and said to Locke and Angelo, “Angelo, I told you that Locke has a better conscience than you. I’ve been helping you for so long. Even though I haven’t done you any good.”

“Locke, thank you.”

Angelo spread his hands, shrugged, and showed a helpless expression. “I also helped you with your last patient who was suffering from multiple self-curses.”

Aixi’s face darkened at the thought. Last time, Angelo’s seemingly rational, random analysis had nearly caused trouble. “How dare you say that? At the time, I honestly thought you were right.”

“Fortunately, that guy didn’t get to drink the Twin Flower Soul-Condensing Potion in the end.”

Locke thought for a moment and then said, “I’ve come up with three treatment options, but since these are just my own ideas and have never been tried on anyone else, I want you two to help me analyze them and see if they’re feasible.”

“Or rather, it can be improved and optimized.”

The trouble with the new curse is that all treatment plans have to be thought of from scratch, so the patient is both a patient and an experimental subject.

And the most troublesome thing is that if Luckin was a first-class wizard apprentice, it would be much easier.

There is a layer of magic pressure on the surface of the soul of a first-class wizard apprentice, so the tolerance rate will be very high, while a second-class wizard apprentice is too easy to die. Locke and others must carefully grasp the measure, so that others will not be killed by the curse, but will be killed by their treatment plan first.

Luckin, who was lying on the hospital bed nearby, was in a very bad condition. She was losing blood, her magic plants were out of control, and her magic power was in disarray, causing her mind to be a little confused. She didn’t dare to move.

Her blue hair now looked very dry.

Luckin opened her eyes, feeling very panicked. She had come to Lilith’s cabin with her wizard mentor and senior Gregor. She was there to gain experience and learn.

But who would have known that when she went out alone on the way, she was actually ambushed by the Blood Curse Court.

At this moment, Ruixing’s heart was full of regret. She really shouldn’t have ignored the warning of senior Gregor and went out alone. Now she had caused a big disaster and was lying in the hospital bed alone.

No one knows what fate awaits her.

Ruixing looked at the three first-class wizard apprentices in front of her, and she felt a little relieved. At least she now had three first-class wizard apprentices who were trying to find a way to treat her.

At the same time, Luckin looked at Locke, and a familiar feeling flashed through his mind.

She felt puzzled. This was her first time at Lilith’s Hut. How could she possibly know the first-class wizard apprentice at Lilith’s Hut?

But at the same time, Luckin felt that he seemed to have seen this first-class wizard apprentice somewhere before.

But Luckin Coffee racked its brains but couldn’t remember where it was.

“I must be too sick to be confused.” Luckin thought weakly while lying on the hospital bed: “How could I have seen the first-class wizard apprentice in Lilith’s hut?”

“It must be my delusion that I’m confused by the curse.”

(End of this chapter)