Chapter 93

Murphy still couldn't guess the principle of the original Geminio.

According to his feeling of using this spell in the past, the items copied are physical and have mass. Although they will disappear after a certain period of time, during their existence, they are like real matter, not quite like some kind of five-sense illusion.

The mechanism in the middle is probably enough to blow up Muggle scientists, but Murphy didn't use the spell according to his past habits at this moment.

He used Geminio as a Transfiguration Spell at this moment. The implementation logic he set for the spell is: using the structure he provided and the real magnetic beads as a reference, transform the mixed materials into a large number of magnetic beads.

Just in terms of the probability of realization, this should be simpler than creating matter out of thin air, right?

Sure enough, after a burst of light, the mixed materials on the slide disappeared, and many magnetic beads appeared in place.

And this time, they not only showed magnetism but also could combine with antibodies through carboxyl groups, forming antibody magnetic beads, which could perform T-cell separation.

Murphy was overjoyed. This not only meant that Selica could be saved, but more importantly, it verified Haldane's will-guided hypothesis.

Wizards can change the implementation effect of spells through will guidance!

In this way, the flexibility of spells is greatly enhanced, and the things he can do with magic will be much more than before!

Next, Murphy repeated the trick, prepared enough magnetic beads with the remaining materials, and then combined them with CD3/CD28 antibodies to form antibody-conjugated magnetic beads.

Then, the antibody magnetic beads and the mutated plague bacillus antigen were added to the centrifuged Selica plasma. Through the synergistic action of dual signals, T-cells were activated and separated by a magnetic field, and finally, they were accelerated for clonal amplification through the Dittany-promoting factor.

Two hours later, Murphy obtained enough of Selica's immune T-cells capable of specifically killing the plague bacillus.

Injecting these T-cells into Selica's blood vessels, immediately, a desperate counterattack against the plague bacillus was launched in Selica's body.

She started to have a fever again. In the early stage, because Selica had not received effective treatment, there were a lot of bacteria in her body. Once the incubation period passed, they rose up, killed a large number of immune cells, and even occupied the position of immune cells—lymph nodes, leading to Selica's illness.

And after Murphy arrived, although he used special antibiotics on her and killed a large batch of bacteria, after several curse outbreaks, the number of bacteria reached a peak again due to the curse, and at this time Selica's immune system had basically paralyzed, and relying only on drugs was powerless, directly pushing her to the critical stage.

But now, with the addition of a large army of T-cells capable of specifically attacking the plague bacillus, the war situation was reversed again. Murphy supplemented with a large amount of antibiotics, and finally, by the evening, the bacteria were suppressed. Selica's condition improved significantly and she was out of danger.

Probably when he was preparing T-cells, Alex also sent magnetic beads, but they were no longer needed. The next day, Murphy sent a letter to Alex, informing her that Selica was safe, and asked him to contact Patrick to find a team to dig a firebreak around the village.

Three days later, Selica's symptoms basically disappeared, her body began to recover, and Alex also wrote back saying that the firebreak had been dug.

So Murphy came to the outside of the church, didn't look at the zombies preparing to besiege, and threw out a Fiendfyre spell directly.

Then he started the arson mode, Apparated to every corner of the village, and threw Fiendfyre spells everywhere, whether there were zombies or not. Soon, the entire village was burning.

The village was planted with beech trees everywhere, and the greening area was very high. Fiendfyre would use it as fuel to burn everything in the village. And because of the existence of the magic barrier, the heat exchange was not so rapid, and the entire village would become a steamer by then, and its high temperature was enough to kill the plague bacillus in the village.

Fiendfyre lasted for a whole day, and then the scorching high temperature lasted for another day. Three days later, when Murphy left the basement with the recovered Selica, the village had become a scorched earth. As far as the eye could see, only some black-gray brick ruins remained.

All combustibles were burned out, and there was no trace of any living things. The entire village, let alone people and large animals, even a mouse or a cockroach didn't survive.

Even the small river circling the village was evaporated, forming heavy water vapor in the air, and soon condensed into rain, falling down with a clatter.

In fact, these waters had already evaporated and condensed several times under the roasting of Fiendfyre.

And what surprised Murphy was that the ghosts in the village also disappeared. Murphy searched for a long time and didn't find any ghost figures.

Either Fiendfyre could also burn ghosts to death, or it was because the Soul Seed curse that maintained their existence had been broken, which also meant that the plague in the village had completely disappeared.

This point was also confirmed after soil and air sampling and testing at several locations.

Due to the raging of extreme high temperatures, there were no traces of any living things in the air, water, and even the surface soil, and the plague bacillus could not be detected at all.

Although there must be plague bacillus in some hidden corners, at least leaving here now shouldn't lead to a biochemical crisis.

"Okay, we can go." Murphy took Selica back to the basement again.

"Hmm." Selica had been a bit coy since she was cured.

Murphy could understand this.

After all, she thought she was going to die, so she confessed regardless, and even made a request to kiss, focusing on not counting the consequences.

As a result, she didn't die, and she didn't know how to pick up the lost integrity, which would be awkward for anyone.

"However, before leaving, we have one last preparatory work to do."

"Hmm." Selica wasn't listening at all.

Her mind was full of "Let me die, let me die..."

"The plague bacillus in the external environment has been eliminated. However, we hid in the basement, which was not burned by Fiendfyre, and you were infected with the plague before, so there must be a lot of bacteria left on you."

"So, to ensure the safety of the outside world, we need to perform a thorough disinfection on ourselves. Including clothes, personal belongings, etc."

"Now, take off the clothes on your body, we need to burn them."

"Hmm." Selica hummed, and then reacted, "Ah?"

Murphy still kept a straight face, and it was impossible to tell if he was joking.

Selica hesitated for a long time, and suddenly said, "Then you have to disinfect too!"

"..."

"Hmm?"

This counterattack caught Murphy off guard. He originally just wanted to make the other party not so tense, but after looking at the magnificent chest muscles of the other party, this initial motive was a bit unreliable.

So his gaze went all the way down, sweeping across the round and firm arcs, and fell on the fleshy legs that looked very good to the touch.

"Are you serious?"

Selica's heart was about to explode.

God knows what I'm doing? Am I crazy?

But she still nodded with a blushing face.

Murphy took out his suitcase. In order to be able to sleep comfortably in the wild, he set up a bedroom inside with a bed big enough.

"Then... you first?"

(End of chapter)