Chapter 145: The Radiant Her Also Has Social Anxiety

Chapter 145: Chapter 145: The Radiant Her Also Has Social Anxiety

The cage holding the Fierce Beast was carried away, and everyone’s attention was once again drawn to the large screen.

Since this presentation was a spur-of-the-moment decision, Liang He could only source a few videos from Blue Star websites for a brief educational overview.

"These are materials I downloaded from Blue Star’s internet. You can search for them yourselves when you have time; they are all publicly available."

Watching the large screen, President Lucas and the others grew increasingly astonished. Their previously tired eyes began to sparkle brightly, like the brightest stars in the night sky.

"Colds and diarrhea are minor issues in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine has mild effects and is more suitable for animals. It truly is miraculous."

"Not to mention minor illnesses, but that little dog clearly had a tumor and needed surgery. Yet, after taking traditional Chinese medicine for a period of time, it actually recovered?!"

"No, keep watching! I don’t know how that kitten got paralyzed, but a Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine student just massaged it a few times, and it stood up?!"

If it weren’t for the fact that these were clearly ordinary animals incapable of faking or acting, they would have doubted the authenticity of the videos!

Moreover, just as Liang He had said, acupuncture was also widely used in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine and had remarkable curative effects. This truly opened the door to a whole new world for them.

"Traditional Chinese medicine primarily uses natural medicinal herbs, which have fewer side effects and help animals restore their internal balance..."

In Liang He’s view, the Fierce Beast virus primarily disrupted this internal balance, causing the Fierce Beasts to go mad, feel no pain, and fight to the death.

As she explained, everyone gradually came to understand the basic knowledge of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine.

Watching Liang He shining brightly on the stage, those familiar with her couldn’t help but feel a strange sense of gratification, as if a daughter of their own had just grown up.

"For Fierce Beasts with deeper poisoning, acupuncture can also be used as an adjunctive treatment. I believe the combined effect will be greater than the sum of its parts."

Among those seated were many experts and professors engaged in animal medical research. Their ability to integrate and apply knowledge was naturally far superior to that of laymen.

Without Liang He needing to elaborate, they had already begun simulating the possibilities of experiments in their minds.

If they hadn’t lacked a ready-made laboratory right there and then, they would have long been unable to sit still and would have started verifying their hypotheses themselves. However, a second later, their wandering thoughts were swiftly pulled back by Liang He.

"Actually, finding a cure for the Fierce Beast virus cannot be rushed. My personal suggestion is to consider preventing the virus first."

"Preventing the virus?"

In truth, the Federal Animal Research Institute hadn’t completely ruled out preventive measures like vaccines. However, aside from being time-consuming and labor-intensive, the sheer volume of materials required would be colossal. Furthermore, it might not even be effective, making the costs far outweigh the benefits.

Even if it were effective, how could they achieve precise prevention for the countless animals across the interstellar realm?

Perhaps by the time they finished vaccinating the animals, the Rebel Army would have already upgraded the Fierce Beast virus, rendering all their efforts futile.

"I understand everyone’s concerns, but from the perspective of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, there might be a simpler method."

Since the prevention targeted all animals and utilized mild, non-toxic traditional Chinese medicine, there was absolutely no need for one-on-one vaccinations.

"I just mentioned that traditional Chinese medicine uses natural medicinal herbs, which are inherently mild and non-toxic. I think we can try deploying it in the water sources."

"Water sources?"

Liang He’s idea was somewhat unexpected.

They had heard of poisoning water, but never of medicating it.

"It seems that’s not impossible."

Taking Greenfield Star as an example, apart from the hotel premises, everything else was animal territory. They could maintain an independent water supply for the hotel and release the medicine preventing the Fierce Beast virus into all other bodies of water.

This way, at the very least, the Rebel Army would no longer target this place, and Greenfield Star could restore its former peace and beauty.

"But, aside from Greenfield Star and a select few planets that are predominantly animal-inhabited, most planets’ reserves are shared with humans. How should we handle that?"

This was indeed a question that required careful consideration. If this medicine was beneficial to animals and could prevent Fierce Beasts, but caused physical discomfort or even endangered human lives if ingested, wouldn’t that defeat the purpose entirely?

"We can consider medication spraying devices."

Liang He was far more thorough than they had imagined. Water sources were the most convenient method with the least manpower consumption, as basically all animals required drinking water.

However, waterways were interconnected. Even if the medicine was diluted and its efficacy gradually weakened, it couldn’t be guaranteed to be completely harmless to the human body.

"Whether it’s zoning areas and setting up fixed spraying devices, or using flying vehicles like Starships to release it directly in the form of rain, I think both are worth considering."

Liang He’s words hit them like a revelation. Everyone’s eyes instantly lit up, realizing that this method was indeed feasible.

The rapid pace of technological development in the interstellar era had caused them to forget about such basic devices, naturally leading them to overlook the option.

"That’s right! Liang He’s method is excellent. It saves time and effort, requires very little manpower, and won’t affect the human living environment!"

"Exactly. By combining the two methods and avoiding spraying medicine directly into the water, we won’t pollute the waterways, yet we can still achieve a very high coverage rate."

"Ahem... Are we getting a bit too excited and forgetting one detail? Currently, neither the preventive medicine nor the curative medicine even exists yet, right?"

While that was true, having a targeted direction—with Liang He even providing solutions for the medicine delivery problem—clearly gave them much more motivation to research!

"I know everyone is very anxious right now and wants to take action immediately. My presentation is finished, so how about... we adjourn the meeting?"

As soon as her words fell, more than half of the experts and professors, who had long been restless, vanished in the blink of an eye. The remaining people crowded around Liang He, eager to ask for more details.

Fortunately, President Lucas was kind. Relying on his seniority and prestige, he rescued Liang He from the mob and urged her to hurry back and rest.

"Thank you, President!"

Breathing in a mouthful of fresh air, Liang He didn’t care about anything else and slipped away in a flash.

Her expression of fleeing in panic amused many, eliciting hearty laughter, though the smiles were all good-natured.

After spending this period of time together, they felt nothing but admiration for Liang He; any lingering jealousy had long vanished.

It was no wonder President Lucas had taken a liking to her at first glance and wanted her to succeed him. Liang He was truly well-deserving.

"Awoo?"

BAM. Liang He swiftly opened her room door and immediately slammed it shut, terrified of being caught by someone and bombarded with more questions.

However, her expression was so frantic, and her forehead was even dotted with a bit of cold sweat, that the Mojin King Tiger and the others became somewhat worried and immediately gathered around her.

"Phew... That was terrifying. I really don’t like crowded scenes after all."

Compared to humans, Liang He obviously had a much higher tolerance for fluffy creatures. Even now, with the Mengji Snow Leopard and the others completely surrounding her, she didn’t feel the slightest bit uncomfortable.

"PFFT."

Just as Liang He wanted to pet a fluffy animal to seek comfort, she suddenly heard someone laugh. Only then did she belatedly realize that there was actually someone else in the room.

After seeing clearly who the person was, Liang He’s eyes lit up, as if she had found a savior.