Chapter 870

The Genius Wizard Who Takes Medicine Episode 870

The Eye that Sees Destiny (6)

The shape of a barcode blinking like a flash on Lennok’s wrist.

Keyee!!

However, it does not actually settle on the wrist, but only flutters vaguely back and forth across the skin.

A brilliance that flashes dangerously as if it would disappear at any moment in the air. Access to Area 19 extracted from Clifton’s body.

Now, it is a strange situation that a biological code that does not exist in any tangible or intangible form is trying to inhabit Lennok, not Lapis.

As everyone came to a halt in an unexpected situation, Geisel, who was the first to come to his senses, shouted.

“Catch the wizard!! If things continue like this, your authority will disappear!!”

“Wait a minute Geisel!”

Mayer shouted, tapping his wand rapidly.

“It is impossible as the biological code is not properly embedded. “If capacity were allowed, that wouldn’t have happened!”

“That’s nonsense. No matter what happens, we have to save that thing!”

Geisel urgently came to Lennok’s side and quickly scanned the surroundings.

Geisel, who was urgently touching the medical equipment placed throughout the hospital room, shouted at the medical staff who were watching.

“Pattern preservation device, particle isolation observation device, biological code incubator!! Anything is fine, so bring a device that can capture the biometric code. right now!!”

[Ah, I understand...!!]

While several medical staff were running out of the hospital room, Geisel grabbed Lennok’s hand and lifted it into the air.

“Your body cannot accept the access biometric code. It’s a lack of natural capacity, whether it’s magical power or body. “I’ve seen cases like this a few times.”

Are you misunderstanding the fact that Lennok denied access due to resistance to targeting?

Geisel seemed to have seen several cases like this where the biometric code was not properly inherited.

The old man holding Lennok’s arm said.

“I’ll give you time, so no matter what happens here, empty your capacity. “I will be there to help you!”

“No, there is no need.”

“Okay then let’s start right away- what?”

Geisel, who was about to move as soon as he heard Lennok’s answer, suddenly turned his gaze away.

Ignoring Geisel, who was staring at him with burning eyes, Lennok silently looked at the shape of the barcode hovering over his wrist.

‘Access rights to closed area 19. Is that also access data that exists as a biometric code?’

Area 19 is a closed area designated in the early days of the Balkans and is one of the prohibited areas with different security and risks from other closed areas.

Lennok was previously granted access to a closed area to solve problems in Area 25, but now Area 19’s biometric code does not respond to him.

This is probably evidence that the authority that exists between the two areas exists in a completely different way.

‘If you think about the method the key keeper did back then...’

How Lucinder of the Senate’s key keeper, the Colossus, delivered the biometric code to Lennok.

After thinking for a moment, Lennok looked at the brilliance of the barcode and suddenly rubbed it on Lapis’ wrist.

“Hey there... Evan.”

Lapis looked embarrassed and stuttered, but quietly let Lennok’s wrist move.

But Lennok rubbed the shine of the barcode on Lapis’ wrist a few more times and shook his head.

“That won’t work. “It is not a code that can be physically transmitted in the first place.”

“So you said no!!”

“You’ve been making noise since a while ago. “I just want to make sure the situation is clear.”

When Geisel, unable to bear his frustration, pressed on, Lennok looked back at him with a cold gaze.

“If I receive this instead of Lapis and inherit the authority, what will happen to the deal between the Blue Eyes and the City Council?”

“That...”

“It would have been a prerequisite for Lapis to fully inherit Clifton’s access to the closed area.”

“....”

The reason why Lennok refused to inherit access rights to District 19 despite knowing that he had changed did not lie elsewhere.

This moment itself is part of the deal made between Lapis and the Balkan City Council.

Lennok was thinking about the possibility that a problem would arise in the transaction itself the moment Lennoc intervened and intercepted it.

Geisel also seemed to have immediately understood Lennok’s words and fell silent for a moment, looking speechless.

Lennok waved his hand leisurely as he watched.

“Even if the subject of transfer of authority changes, will there be any problems with the existing agreement? “I need to get a confirmation right here.”

“You’re crazy... It’s the most dangerous and valuable data code in the city.”

Geisel said, unable to hide his shocked reaction.

“Are you going to make a new deal with the city council at this point?”

“It’s none of my business.”

Even as a member of the class, I have never cared about the city council members, so I wonder if I am a person with no ties to the Balkans.

For the immediate purpose, Lennok was even thinking of turning this entire ward upside down.

“It would be better to answer quickly before the biometric code disappears.”

Lennok said, shaking his wrist lightly.

The bright yellow barcode light moves slowly, as if biting its tail, following a light hand gesture.

Meanwhile, Mayer, who had closed his mouth and was lost in thought, answered.

“Perhaps... there is a high possibility that the entire contents of the existing agreement will be canceled.”

“Senator Mayer!”

“Calm down Geisel. Do you think you can hide something from that wizard now?”

Geisel looked away in confusion, but Mayer remained calm.

“The author did not waver for a moment when he inherited access rights. “They already made the decision while we were all panicking.”

“...!!”

“Maybe he’s even thinking about killing all the witnesses right here.”

Lennok burst into laughter as Mayer pointed out the point precisely.

This is because, after seeing his face for the first time in a long time, he realized that the old lawmaker still maintained the sharp judgment that Lennok remembered.

In reality, he had no intention of killing Mayer, but it is also true that the guess itself was not completely wrong.

Geisel’s cheek twitched as he realized that Mayer was not wrong in response to Lennok’s reaction.

“This... this is what happened....”

“Did you say Evan?”

Mayer said, smiling at Lennok.

“That’s a good name. “A very famous genius in this city also has the same name.”

“....”

“You couldn’t have expected this situation, but the judgment you made in that short period of time to think about your employer’s dealings was really sharp.”

Hearing those words, he felt Lapis glance in his direction, but Lennok ignored it.

“That’s about it for putting on a show.”

“It is as you think. “At the point when access rights are not transferred to the lighthouse keeper, the city council will consider the contract invalid and try to cancel it.”

Mayer, not noticing such a reaction, nodded.

“But you can understand. It took so long to even reach an agreement to transfer access rights to the lighthouse keeper, who leads the Blue Eye and is a blood relative of the Ascendant. Do you think the city council will be able to accept the result of handing over access rights to an unofficial wizard who came from nowhere?”

“....”

“But here, there is only one compromise that will satisfy both sides.”

Lapis looked around quietly and said.

“Lamonte Clifton’s inner self echoes with madness and chaos that are not human. “The curse on his body acts as a shackle that prevents the chaos from blooming.”

“That’s...”

“If we bring in a very good interpreter or magician, we can improve the condition, but what wakes up here will not be human.”

Lapis’ gaze toward Clifton turned cold.

“It must be a clumsy imitation that cannot even properly download the power of the ocean, so it holds an empty bowl and begs for life. “I think this person should be killed right now.”

Has Lapis ever made such a strong statement about someone?

Even when his life was in danger, he was a person who did not utter a single curse, let alone show his nerves.

While Lennok and Patisia looked back at Lapis with an expression of surprise, Mayer shook his head as if he was troubled.

“I’m sorry, but that’s going to be difficult.”

“....”

“I also respect the existence of a lighthouse keeper and his great duty. However, this person no longer has an independent life, but is an asset of the city council that must be managed without loss.”

“What if this guy wakes up and slaughters tens of thousands of citizens and turns them into his own people?”

Mayer smiled bitterly at Lapis’ cold question.

“Such potential hazards are like stars in the night sky in this city.”

“....”

“I will be grateful for Lord Palsier’s concern for the citizens. However, it is the responsibility of the Central Council to manage and operate the Balkans stably.”

Mayer answered as if cutting off Lapis’ suggestion.

“I would like to thank the lighthouse keeper for his dedication and cooperation. “I will personally see you off on the way.”

Lapis didn’t answer those words.

He just stared at Mayer with a cold gaze, sighed, and nodded.

“There are many excellent people in the Balkan City Council.”

“....”

“I was rude. “Then I will ask you a favor.”

Although Lapis was angry when she caught a glimpse of Clifton’s past atrocities and words, she was not young enough to know that Mayer was at fault.

He quickly calmed down his excitement after realizing that everything Mayer said was just a way to incur Lapis’s anger.

Mayer smiled bitterly and said to Lennok as Lapis left the hospital room first, as if she didn’t want to see him anymore.

“It is truly incredible that someone of that age possesses innocence and composure at the same time.”

“....”

“If someone should shoulder the mission of lighting the lighthouse for the entire continent, it would have to be someone like that.”

Well, Lennok didn’t think Lapis was a superhuman born with that kind of disposition.

He is a person who is more attentive and more solid than he appears on the outside, but that talent is not inherited, but created.

The saying that a place makes a person is never wrong, at least when it comes to Lapis.

Knowing this, wasn’t Lennoc also constantly watching Lapis as an enemy in his eyes?

Mayer tapped his cane and nodded towards Lennok, who was silent.

“I have finished reporting to the superiors. “A representative will now arrive to guide you to District 19.”

I pass through a hallway lined with all kinds of strange amulets and stand in front of an elevator.

However, even after Mayer got back into the elevator, he did not press the button to go to the first floor.

Instead, I just took out a strangely twisted key from my pocket and inserted it under the elevator button.

click!!

At the same time, the lock on the bottom of the instrument panel was unlocked, revealing a new button.

When I naturally pressed the button, the elevator began to rise at a speed that was incomparable to before.

Whoa!!

The speed of the elevator became crazy fast, and soon I felt a floating sensation, as if my body was lightly floating.

“This is...”

“Did you notice?”

Lennok, who felt a strong sense of discomfort from that strange feeling of floating, frowned, and Mayer smiled faintly.

It seems that Lennok was impressed by the fact that he had seen through the VIP ward’s coordinate superimposition technology before arriving at the hospital room.

Because of Mayer’s personality of showing strong favor towards talented people, there is no doubt that he became interested in Evan due to that incident.

Would that have been helpful in getting over the incident over access rights without incident?

Lennok, who had thought about it up to that point, answered.

“It’s a technology that’s not strange even if it’s in a military facility rather than a hospital. “When did you get your hands on something like this?”

A small-scale spatial transition that unfolds by skipping multiple overlapping coordinates divided by stairs at once.

Is this a way to apply spatial coordinate overlapping technology to jump to a place that is not originally divided into floors of the ward?

Converting the amount of horsepower consumed into money would be extremely inefficient, but it is even more surprising that it was implemented in this way.

Mayer answered, leaning against the wall holding a cane.

“By now, news of the lighthouse keeper’s visit to the Balkans must have started to spread. “I wasn’t the type to carefully hide my route.”

“....”

“Those who covet Lord Palseer’s abilities and status will also flock like a cloud.”

“So, are you going to use the ward’s spatial coordinate overlay technology to get away?”

“The city council has a frightening lack of prejudice against technology like this.”

Mayer answered with his eyes closed.

“Although they are intoxicated with the glory of the past and the smell of blood, they are very active in embracing new civilizations and technologies. And the one standing at the forefront is-”

Tiring!!

At that moment, the elevator door opened, arriving at a new floor of a ward that did not exist.

What you see beyond the door is a completely different scene from the first floor lobby and the gloomy, talisman-filled hallway you passed by.

[Ah, Lapis Palsier. [It has finally arrived.]

A vast hangar where a huge spaceship is displayed.

In the center, a middle-aged woman with an iron mask covering the lower part of her face was smiling as she looked down at the elevator.

[It was much later than Mayer promised, so I was wondering if I should intervene here.]

“...And you?”

[Aha, you don’t know my face, right?]

The woman who clapped as if she had finally realized it bowed with an exaggerated gesture.

A suit that perfectly fits a tall physique. A lapel-gold brooch shines on the chest. All kinds of rare artifacts sparkling on your wrist.

An artificially created, mechanical voice came out from behind the mask where the mouth could not be seen.

[My name is Amy Weinston, and I am the mayor of the first administrative department of the city government. It is nice to meet the lighthouse keeper.]

“Vice mayor...?”

The position of mayor is shrouded in mystery even within the Balkan city government.

Does this mean that the person with the second-highest administrative authority on his behalf was waiting for Lapis here?

[This is the first waypoint to enter Area 19. After completing a brief inspection in front of here, you will enter the closed area right away.] At the same time that Amy lightly gestured, the lights on the

spaceship behind her began to turn on.

Ugh!!!

All control systems and propulsion equipment light up, ignition begins between rocket propellants, and the air trembles.

Amy’s relaxed voice could be heard clearly even in the loud noise that echoed throughout the hangar.

[To celebrate the establishment of a new relationship between the Blue House and the City Council, I will personally guide you to District 19.]