Drug-Eating Genius Mage – 570



The Genius Wizard Who Takes Medicine Episode 570

Remnants of Memory (3)

This is the main equipment used by Gileon Kaise’s close associate and also known as Deadrise.

Why was Kaise’s blood left on such an item?

Lennok who had brought in the armored wings using a magician carefully checked them and tilted his head.

“There is only one pair. Then the other side…”

According to the testimony of Ginbaek himself who participated in the operation at the time it was said that the research in the past was completed without any problems.

If so it would mean that innocent and his colleagues at the time also did not experience combat.

Therefore it is unlikely that the reason Gileon’s wings fell here was due to battle or other external factors.

[Whoa.]

The fox cub jumped down from Lennok’s arms climbed on top of the armored wing and sniffed.

Dabi who had been thinking for a while while waving his abundant four-pronged tail raised his head and said.

[It’s hard to tell because of the smell of blood but the magic circuit and tuning parts inside the equipment are all damaged. It’s so completely crushed that it takes time to even estimate its function.]

The shape of the armored wing looked a bit dusty and worn but it was still intact enough for Lennok to immediately recognize its original form.

The fact that the equipment remains in use even after decades have passed is a testament to its incredible durability.

Nevertheless what does it mean that the internal structure of the wing is already completely damaged beyond repair?

It didn’t take long for Lennok to guess the answer.

“…It’s because of the radiation exposure phenomenon.”

Lennok muttered as he thought looking at the location where the original fixing device would have been.

“Because the experiment ended prematurely a gap in space and time occurred and in the process magic particles were exposed and swept through the power room.”

Therefore rather than the shape of the armored wing itself being damaged all of the internal circuits and parts that directly handle magical power were damaged by radiation exposure.

Then we can understand why Gileon abandoned this wing here and why there was so much of Kaise’s blood on it.

“You consumed your wings to protect Kaise who was standing in front of the fixing device and when you realized it couldn’t be fixed you abandoned them and left…?”

[Because magic particle radiation is fatal to organisms. Considering the circumstances that seems to be the case.]

In actual history during the fixation study did Kaise also suffer serious injuries due to the reaction?

If so we can guess why Gilleon left in such a hurry leaving his wings behind.

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Lennok left Dabi climbing on top of his head and thought about it some more.

“If you gave up your wings because you knew there was no hope the moment you were caught up in the radiation exposure phenomenon you would have ripped Kaise away from the place where they protected him. Then the location where Kaise was standing was….”

Near the location where the ironclad wing was first discovered.

Lennok tore out the melted cement and remains of the steel frame around that area.

Wood clatter!!

Frowning among the dusty debris Lennok waved his hand to create wind and sent them all out of the power room.

The bare floor of the power room visible through faint remaining paint residue.

Lennok found a trace of blood running along the armored wing beneath it and slowly traced it with his finger.

“The condition is much better than the blood stains on the armored wings that were directly exposed to the radiation exposure phenomenon. This should be enough.”

[What are you going to do with it?]

Dabi who was sitting on top of my head and sticking out his front paws tilted his head.

[As decades have passed there may not be much that can be done with Kaise’s own blood traces.]

“I guess so. But what if it was Kaise’s own technique?”

As Lennok said that he took out Kaise’s pocket watch from inside his coat and pulled the second hand.

Let’s go…!!

The moment when blood stains were carefully applied to the vertical second hand inside the pocket watch.

The blood that left Lennok’s fingertips turned into blood drops and began to fly away from the pocket watch somewhere.

It is the result of applying a retrograde technique to Kaise’s blood traces. There is a high possibility that he will head to the place in this area where his traces remain the strongest.

[Oooh?]

With his eyes wide and curious Dabi jumped from Lennok’s head and disappeared chasing the fluttering drops of blood.

At that moment Lennok also stood up with a chuckle and was about to follow with his cane.

Snap!!

When I noticed that the slowly moving second hand of my pocket watch had completely stopped my face hardened slightly.

‘Has the power already run out?’

Considering the capabilities of the pocket watch I expected that it would be difficult to obtain the activation conditions or the necessary power.

However since I couldn’t study the structure of the artifact right away I just tried to find out the conditions by using it myself.

I certainly didn’t expect that it would stop working after just two uses.

‘The magic that deals with time seems to be much more demanding and complex than space. Considering the relativity of the concept of time the cost required to build a spell may be ridiculous.’

Lennok did not forget that the artifact left by Kaise had the shape of a pocket watch.

The fact that the image of the heavenly sky he left behind when he disappeared was embodied in the form of a clock is proof that it is an artifact of the method of charging and using power.

I didn’t think the pocket watch’s ability would be expendable but since I’m currently chasing Kaise’s traces it’s a shame that I won’t be able to use my retrograde ability any more.

Lennok followed Dabi’s footsteps wondering if he should find out about a separate company that manufactured watch batteries.

The control room is located between the main building of the power plant and the underground stairs.

A drop of blood fell in front of a door that was tightly sealed with a bright yellow amulet wrapped around it and an image of a lightning spirit jumping in front of it.

Lennok stood in front of the control room door and carefully observed the flow of power flowing around it.

“Magic power… no. “If you think about it it’s a power close to spiritual power.”

[It is maintained through resonance using resonance of the same wavelength rather than direct conservation of power.]

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Dabi said as he climbed into Lennok’s coat.

The Thunder Spirit nestled comfortably in the inner pocket of his coat tilted his head.

[So it seems that security is still maintained despite the rapid change in timeline…]

“The problem is that the spiritual waves do not end at the door of the control room but extend into the space inside the door.”

As Lennok said that he rested his chin and was lost in thought.

“If the barrier is forcibly destroyed even the internal facilities will be completely destroyed. “It’s obvious.”

[Shall I try my best?]

“No the field is completely different from the forebrain system. “If you are careful your spirituality may be polluted.”

Although Dabi’s system specializes in manipulating and controlling the flow of the brain space he is definitely a being that belongs to the class of spirits.

If Dabi were to fall victim to the security techniques of this spiritual system carelessly it would be difficult for him to recover easily using his own strength.

“With this level of security it must have been the work of Madrich Onion and unless you are a military magician of that level it would be difficult to even touch it.”

The problem is that military spiritualists of Onion’s level are not only rare even if you search the entire continent but they also rarely exist in official settings.

Even if it wasn’t the absurd solution of going to the military city of Yorta and bringing in a military wizard time would drag on no matter what choice you made.

‘Since the pocket watch that Kaise left behind has stopped there is no way I can borrow the power of the retrograde technique once more… just a moment.’

I think there was one more thing that Kaise left behind besides the pocket watch.

After thinking that far Lennok searched inside his arms with a slightly dazed expression and took out an amulet with many unknown characters engraved on it.

An amulet given by Kaise using Claude from the past as a messenger.

The amulet that was said to be used to paralyze the functions of the control room was still in Lennok’s arms.

“….”

Thinking about it there was no time to go through the control room while rushing back into the power plant to go see Kaise.

Nevertheless the reason why Kaise handed over this amulet to Lennok in the form of a message at the time.

Was that because they thought Lennok would come here after the whole situation was resolved?

[Master?]

I came to my senses when I saw Dabi looking at Lennok with concern in his arms.

“…okay.”

There is a way right now to check what Kaise left inside this power plant after failing to conduct space-time fixation research.

There was no reason to hesitate.

The moment Lennok thought so and placed the amulet in his hand in front of the control room door.

Tdu-duk-duk!!

Slam!!

Dozens of amulets surrounding the door were all cut off the barrier disappeared like a lie and the sound of the lock being unlocked was heard.

Lennok grabbed the doorknob and slowly opened the door to the control room.

Phew!!

As soon as you open the door a cool breeze flows from inside.

The chill coming from the control room which had been abandoned for over several decades was enough to make even Lennok who was protecting his body with various magic flinch.

This was probably not simply a matter of temperature but rather because the barrier created through martial arts was broken and spiritual power flowed out.

Lennok ignored the chill and quietly looked around.

The CCTV cameras that are supposed to show the entire power plant facility are all broken and the screens and levers on the instrument panel that fill one wall also do not work.

[There’s nothing?]

“No he must have left something behind.”

Lennok responded and began searching through the boxes and shelves where the dashboard and lockers were located.

A cheap elixir left on a shelf a light firearm or a brooch-shaped artifact containing faint magical power.

In addition objects such as explosives and rusty knives that superhumans might use during battle were tumbling down one after another.

Toad!!

“The reason Kaise gave me the key to unlock the control room was because I thought something like this would definitely happen to me.”

That was probably because Kaise himself planned to hide something containing his results inside the control room after the research was completed.

He remembered what he would have done before meeting Lennok and actually guessed how he would act in a timeline without Lennok.

Through that method Kaise succeeded in guiding Lennok to this place even after he disappeared.

“The Kaise of History knew that research would normally ‘fail’ so they planned to leave something here after it failed.”

He mutters quickly recalling the items he gave to Lennok one by one in his head.

“Kaise who met me guessed how he really would have behaved and indirectly told me that fact… I see.”

Lennok stopped tall and took out his cell phone from his arms.

Firewall code used to deliver Kaise’s message.

The moment when I quickly moved the firewall code which consisted of hundreds of character sequences onto the keyboard of the broken instrument panel and tapped it.

Slam!!

The inside of the broken screen of the instrument panel opened and something appeared inside.

“….”

It is not a special artifact treasure or even a powerful weapon.

However it was more valuable than any object or artifact that Lennok had found in this power plant.

A short diary made by binding several old wads of paper.

The only record created by Kaise on paper written by hand in reality decades ago.

“Kaise’s research journal.”

Lennok muttered that and opened it without hesitation.

“You were here.”

Palak!!

[March 15th. Immediately after I quickly gathered my colleagues and began research during the civil war I realized that this research would fail.]

The first sentence of the research diary began with Kaise’s own shocking confession.