Chapter 526: Marvel: Starting by Awakening the Small Universe Chapter 281

Gwen was also in disbelief.

Gwen had already cooled down from the surprise of George waking up, looked at George, whose complexion was recovering at a speed visible to the naked eye, frowned slightly, and then looked at Hawk, who walked out of the bathroom with a serious expression, and hurriedly walked over.

"Hawk, Dad he..."

"Transition period."

"..."

Gwen, who was just about to ask if there was something wrong with George, was stunned by Hawk's "transition period," and then as if thinking of something, her pupils contracted, she glanced at George, who was ignoring the doctor and propping himself up on the bed, and then lowered her voice: "Vampire transition period?"

Hawk nodded.

"Right."

"How is that possible!"

"Don't vampires have to drink vampire blood first, and then die once to be converted?"

"And, Nirvana."

Gwen's pupils shook: "Dad died, shouldn't he undergo Nirvana? Mom underwent Nirvana, why didn't Dad?"

Hawk looked down at Gwen, who was hugging him and biting her lip, and said in a low voice: "He can trigger Nirvana if he dies one more time."

Gwen heard this, widened her eyes, and looked at Hawk.

"What?"

"Nirvana is triggered after death, just like Helen; she went to the Underworld once, and then triggered Nirvana."

"But George's soul didn't go to the Underworld, and he came back to life because of vampire blood; how could he trigger Nirvana."

Hawk lowered his head and explained the mechanism of Nirvana to Gwen.

Vampire conversion is before the soul goes to Hell.

After all, once the soul goes to Hell, if it can come back and become a vampire, that is definitely snatching food from Mephisto's hands.

Hawk had a hard time snatching, let alone the so-called vampires.

And his Nirvana is triggered after death.

Even Hawk, when he underwent Nirvana for the first time, his soul also ran to Mephisto's small tavern once.

So—

George is actually dead, but before his soul went to the Underworld, because he had drunk vampire blood in the past twenty-four hours, he revived after being killed and entered the vampire's transition period.

"There is only one problem now."

"What?"

"When did George drink vampire blood."

"And..."

Hawk paused, looked at Gwen in his arms, and lowered his voice: "How are you going to convince George to drink human blood in the next twenty-four hours."

Gwen's pupils widened again.

That's right.

The vampire transition period is only twenty-four hours; if he doesn't drink blood during this period, George will still die.

No.

Gwen shook her head.

"Isn't there Nirvana?"

"Yes, but do you dare to bet?"

Hawk looked at the doctor who was checking George with a shocked expression, and said in a low voice: "George is now in a superposition state of human and vampire; after Nirvana rebirth, what if he is still in this state?"

After all, he has only had two Nirvana Phoenix Feathers so far.

They were both given to George and Helen as Christmas gifts after returning from Waterfall Town last year.

And the Nirvana Phoenix Feather he gave away is different from the Nirvana he possesses himself.

He first possessed "Immortality" and then "Nirvana."

This is why every time he undergoes Nirvana, he will be full-health revived and his strength will increase a bit.

"Immortality" is the core of his Phoenix divine power.

But he can't bestow "Immortality" on others.

"Nirvana" can.

But the "Nirvana" effect without "Immortality" as the core is like Helen's.

It's just revival, without even any special effects.

So, his Nirvana Phoenix Feather can only guarantee that a person is still a person after Nirvana, and a vampire is still a vampire after Nirvana.

But George is now in a quantum superposition state of human and vampire; in this state, Hawk can't guarantee what state George will be in after Nirvana.

Once again.

He only has two Nirvana Phoenix Feathers; he might be able to find a superposition state experimental subject, but he is reluctant.

Gwen frowned after hearing Hawk's explanation.

"Then what should we do now?"

"Don't know."

Hawk told the truth and said to Gwen: "But I just called Katherine and asked her to send a daylight ring; let's take it first, just in case; now let's figure out where George drank the vampire blood."

Gwen heard this and steadied her mind.

Soon.

The doctor, who returned and finished checking George's body, took off his stethoscope and looked at George on the hospital bed with an incredible feeling.

Helen on the side looked at the doctor nervously.

"Doctor, George..."

"Captain Stacy is recovering very well, better than ever; don't worry, let's arrange a detailed check-up when we go to work tomorrow."

Hearing this, the doctor came back to his senses and smiled at Helen.

Helen listened to the doctor's confirmation, the worry on her face completely disappeared, and then she sent the doctor out.

George, sitting on the bed, was preparing to pull off the instruments on his body.

Seeing this, Gwen exclaimed, ran over, and pressed George down: "Dad, what are you doing, you just woke up."

George tried to get out of bed.

"Mahoney is still in the operating room, I want to go see him, I'm fine, I feel better than ever."

"No, you're not fine."

After entering the vampire transition period, it is the beginning of the decline from the peak; in the next twenty-four hours, if he doesn't drink human blood, his organs will gradually decline until death.

It can be understood as a twenty-four-hour adrenaline.

You are poisoned, but your adrenaline stimulates you to have twenty-four hours to find an antidote.

The antidote is blood; drink blood, and you will be completely fine, but if you can't find the antidote, then after twenty-four hours, the adrenaline disappears, and you will hang up.

George just revived and is currently at his peak state.

Hawk was somewhat curious about George, who was just in a human-vampire superposition state but now seemed to have moved closer to a vampire: "George, are you investigating a case related to vampires?"

George, who was trying to persuade his daughter to let him get out of bed, heard this, subconsciously looked at Hawk, his pupils contracting slightly.

Eyes met.

Hawk's expression was calm.

Gwen looked at her mother Helen, who was still at the door, and also lowered her voice: "Dad, do you want to drink something now?"

George heard the voice, looked at his daughter, whose voice sounded somewhat mysterious.

"Drink something?"

"Hmm."

"Gwen."

To the side, Hawk's gaze shifted upward to the blood bag hanging by the bed, which was steadily and slowly pumping blood into George's body: "He's already drinking it."

Hawk's mouth twitched.

He just said.

George clearly didn't drink blood, so why did he feel like he was converting to a vampire?

It turns out he was already drinking.