Krafft's Notes on Anomalies

To the distinguished Professor Craft Wood:

Please forgive us for using this title to address you, because it is difficult to find other words that suit your identity and express the right meaning.

You'd have to wonder if this letter was coming from someone who was so foggy that he got the most basic of things wrong, but that's not the case. We have learned that you are a part-time lecturer at Wenden Port College and have opened a clinic in Solace Port.

As early as the spring of this year, news about the new surgical method spread from the frozen port in the far north of the kingdom to the green woods on the banks of the Teme River.

From the bizarre rumors brought by some outsiders, we learned of incredible developments: a highly skilled doctor once again challenged a problem that had never been successfully solved before.

From the time when the sages first became curious about the body to the completion of the masterpiece "The Structure of the Human Body", the academic community has never stopped exploring the abdominal cavity.

The increasingly abundant knowledge reserves and the inability to find practical applications have caused research in this area to fall into an embarrassing situation.

It is not only related to the design of the surgery, but also the insurmountable pain problem, so abdominal surgery is destined not to be as rough as amputation, so that even a barber can complete it for granted, and even do it better than some students who have studied for several years.

The sporadic news about abdominal surgery turned out to be misinformation, or simply a hoax. So when the news from Wendeng Port came to an abrupt end, we thought it would be another unexpected disappointment.

But after months of silence, good news came again from Solace Harbor, and a steady stream of ships brought sailors who had witnessed the miracle and the latest news. Those patients who have collected your handwritten "condition information" all point to the art-like perfect sutures and praise the magic of this new technology.

This makes the most stubborn people begin to believe that the miraculous substance that breaks the current deadlock really exists, allowing surgeons to perform surgeries guided by theory without pain. Decades and hundreds of years of hard work have finally proven not to be a dead end.

Given this groundbreaking achievement, the title of lecturer is incompatible with the status of creator.

In order to promote the development of our common cause and assume the responsibility of relieving human suffering entrusted by Heavenly Father, with the unanimous approval of all professors, we hope to have the honor to confer you with the title of Honorary Professor of our school and invite you to come to Westminster The green land beneath our feet shares beauty and knowledge.

Rivers University is a comprehensive university funded by the Duke of Westminster. It has established multiple colleges including medicine. It has a long history, academic accumulation second only to Dunling University, and a more open research atmosphere.

At the academic gathering scheduled for this summer, scholars from all over the world will share the latest results and communicate with each other. At the same time, on this solemn occasion, witnessed by colleagues in the industry, the honorary title was conferred by a distinguished figure.

If you can spare the time, your result will undoubtedly be one of the brightest gems at the event.

——Rivers University School of Medicine.

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A letter decorated with borders of plants and flowers, contained in a leather envelope sealed with a three-leaf seal, was hand-delivered to the owner of the clinic this morning by a well-dressed middle-aged man with a sword.

The content of the letter is undoubtedly good news.

After completing the manufacture of ether, the long-term stay in Solace Harbor was certainly not because I cherished my technology and wanted to go to the grave with my technology, but to accumulate enough cases and reputation to promote ether anesthesia in a comprehensive manner.

Of course he wants to speed up the process, fast forward to recruiting staff, establishing a prototype hospital, and finally attracting people to study and bring out monographs and internship experience. But in fact, he was still struggling with how to control the ventilation and atomization of the ether bottle, and struggled with the problems of "why did this pour so fast" and "why didn't that pour yet" every day.

Although it seemed that this was sent to the door by some academy with a fairly keen sense of smell, it was... a little too fast.

Considering the months-long time difference between the two places, it is possible that the first ships carrying the rumors southward hit the news filter in the Teme River basin as early as after Kraft completed Liz's intussusception surgery. , received some attention.

This shows that there are always people there who are collecting this kind of information to achieve this level. Do schools in this era work so hard to hold academic gatherings?

"Hello, who are you...?" Kraft finished reading the contents of the letter, pulled out a chair and asked the visitor to sit down. He did not leave after delivering the letter, but stayed and waited for the recipient to read it, which felt strangely solemn.

"My name is Martin, a messenger. I am just responsible for delivering letters and guiding you." The middle-aged man did not sit down, but bowed slightly to him again. The good etiquette habits made Kraft a little confused about his origin. .

You must know that as a descendant of a small aristocracy, Kraft himself did not have this awareness. He probably developed such a habit because he grew up or worked in a more rigorous, formal and "noble" environment.

Yes, it’s the kind of tune that is most annoying and crooked to the old-timers from the countryside, and is the favorite tone of their successors two generations later.

The local soul especially expressed a silent nausea. This was the reason why Old Wood couldn't mix with the nobles of the same level.

A messenger who knows the contents of the letters he sends?

"I'm so sorry. You saw it. It would be rude to keep guests here." Kraft showed him the crowded environment in the clinic that was divided by curtains. He was not a person who was good at organizing things. . Yvonne is the only one who possesses this aspect of life skills, and she is far from being able to handle the manuscript equipment on her own.

Besides, there are some parts of this house that are not suitable for outsiders to see.

He looked at the curtains and saw that the twisted furniture and instruments had been broken into a pile of small pieces and buried in the backyard, and he really didn't know what to do with the walls and floors that looked like molten wax.

"It doesn't matter. I've rented a place in the hotel across the street. As long as you make a decision, professor, you can send someone to inform me at any time." The considerate visitor seemed to be well prepared and was full of joy for Kraft's acceptance of the invitation. confidence. In fact, this is indeed the case. Whether you are a person who likes fame and wealth or is devoted to academics, it is difficult to refuse.

Even so, he added an insurance-like supplement before leaving, "The honorary professorship at Rivers University is not just a light title. It is worth pursuing both academically and in more practical aspects."

"Thank you for the reminder. I have to say, I can't think of anyone who can refuse." Kraft nodded in agreement.

Coop sent the messenger out the door and returned to Kraft. Seeing that he was in a good mood, he asked curiously: "Is it a thank-you letter from the patient?"

"No, an academic gathering."

"Academic gathering, what is that?" From his perspective, Craft spends most of his time working hard at his desk alone, and then he can mass-produce manuscripts that can be ordered into several thick books, as well as miraculous Pharmacological surgery is basically the same in the academy.

In this case, Kupp didn't quite understand why they had to travel so far by water to get together for academic purposes.

"Yes, you can understand that someone invited us to travel to Westminster for free, with a one-stop service of eating, drinking and promoting the clinic."

"Is there such a good thing?"

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