“As you know, the sleeping potion has a medicinal effect on humans to the extent of a sleep aid and does not have a significant impact on the body. However, it is different for Celestials and Demons who consume it.”
Although it was less severe compared to becoming a host for the sleeping potion, which could lead to death, the poison of the sleeping potion was still fatal to Celestials.
Therefore, Ilguk had long ago completed research on the detoxification of the sleeping potion, and the result was this drug.
“The antidote has been used only for Celestials, and since it is planned to be used in the future, it is a strictly prohibited drug for export.”
Sunwoo continued with his unique gentle voice.
“Just in case, the antidote should not fall into the hands of the Demons.”
Having finished speaking, he opened the door of the storage room where the antidote was kept, entered, and took out a sample of the antidote that looked exactly like the bottle he had offered to San.
“Now. This is the same medicine I gave you.”
“…….”
“If you doubt the antidote I gave you earlier, you can choose any of these samples that you like. If you still doubt, I’ll try it first.”
As soon as he mentioned it, San handed the antidote that had been given to me first to Sunwoo and personally selected the antidote he would drink.
Without any hesitation, Sunwoo accepted the antidote and drank it.
“I’m not in a poisoned state, so there won’t be any changes in my body.”
“…….”
“It won’t be harmful even if you take it on an empty stomach.”
After watching San choose the antidote I had selected, he finally asked while opening the antidote I had chosen.
“Then, is there a substance in the antidote that detoxifies Celestials but can be harmful to other species?”
In response, he answered with a smiling face.
“It’s not in the hypothesis I’ve set up.”
“…….”
“Since there is no precedent, I can’t give you a definite answer.”
The answer came back that even if it went wrong, I would have to handle my share.
Without hesitation, San drank the medicine.
Even if he wrote something wrong, he would have to accept it, but he couldn’t linger here forever. Doubts had to be dispelled at this point.
After a while, he quickly realized that he was worrying about the antidote.
Because the efficacy of the medicine manifested immediately.
“How is it? Are you feeling relieved now?”
When Sunwoo asked with a bright smile, San replied.
“Yes. It feels like I’ve taken an awakening potion, not an antidote.”
“Haha. That’s not possible. The energy that was bound because of the sleeping potion is gradually returning.”
His words were indeed true.
Something unpleasantly wriggling in my stomach disappeared as if it melted away. It felt like the energy inside me that had been consumed by the nightmare I had eaten last night was bursting out like an explosion.
His eyes, once red and shining vividly with a blue light, soon dimmed.
Looking at the mysterious and vivid left eye of San, which seemed to exist somewhere in the Milky Way, Sunwoo thought of Moa.
Although there was a difference in brightness and saturation, among the Celestials with generally blue eyes, Moa, his mother, had particularly clear and beautiful eyes.
His eyes were so striking that it wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that they were taken from his mother.
Sunwoo’s gaze shifted slightly to the right eye of San.
The red iris, like something contained in a crystal glass, reminded him of wine tinged with blood, but in those deep and silent eyes, there was a feeling of energy boiling like lava.
That eye must have been inherited from his father.
Water and fire.
Good and evil.
Encountering a being that possessed two different energies, one of water and fire, simultaneously felt more peculiar than he had thought.
He soon pushed away his wandering thoughts and said honestly.
“I ask for your understanding until the Fusion Souls are completed.”
This request would likely involve guarding the river. The souls, once fused inside the human body, could only be drawn out by San, whose soul was the unique connection to theirs.
San smiled and lightly greeted Sunwoo.
“I won’t forget today’s events.”
“No need to mention it.”
“Despite my shame, there’s one more thing I’d like to ask.”
“What is it?”
“Do you have a medicine that can treat water beings?”
Sunwoo’s expression showed considerable surprise at his words. Not only was it astonishing that mongmas and the natural enemies, water beings, served as hosts for mixed-blood souls, but also San’s tender attitude towards them and his consideration for companionship were quite touching.
The tired and dull state of mind quickly turned into a feeling of awakening.
‘…Certainly, it seems worth researching.’
It felt like a spark had ignited in the slightly loose everyday life.
Great expectations arose for the research results that would be obtained through him in the future.
“I’ll prepare them according to the types.”
Sunwoo willingly responded.
A moment later, as San was leaving the laboratory after receiving the medicine, he encountered a large throwing knife in front of him.
The instantly flying blade approached threateningly, as if it would cut his throat immediately.
Hami, the owner of the weapon, spoke with anger in his eyes.
“Whether it’s a medicine or poison, you’ll drink what’s given. How dare you doubt the leader of the Celestials?”
Sunwoo tried to stop the excited Hami, but the agitated Hami pushed Sunwoo away and aggressively attacked San as if he would kill him right away.
“You vile creature, how dare you doubt any safety!”
“Leader! Please calm down!”
“Don’t stop me! These lowly creatures, if you treat them well, they think they’re something and crawl over!”
“You must not harm him!”
With tremendous strength, Sunwoo tried to restrain him, and Hami, who pushed away Sunwoo and his subordinates, swung his large sickle again.
The sharp blade, aimed as if it would be thrust into San’s white throat immediately.
It was a momentary event.
But San, without blinking an eye at Hami’s violent attitude, stared at him with a cold gaze.
Due to the tense atmosphere, the air cooled down.
The slowly flowing voice was as heavy as the rapidly decreasing temperature.
“Our mother was a renowned pacifist even in Celestia. Originally, she disliked fighting.”
There were times when he thought he had inherited his mother Moa’s personality, who thought of ways to solve problems without fighting.
After all, the spark had been pulled into the somewhat loose daily life.
He looked forward to the research results that would be obtained through him in the future.
“By the way, my mother was more inclined to inherit my father’s disposition.”
It was the influence of his father, who was the epitome of laziness.
His patience with Hami had reached its limit at this point.
Why She Is Still Unmoved (Female-dominant)
One-line summary: He uses various methods to seek her affection, but she remains unmoved.
Synopsis:
Si Qingyu is a doctor who has saved countless lives and enjoys tranquility.
Luo Shaoxuan is ruthless, deeply scheming, and the top young master in the capital. He admires Si Qingyu.
Luo Shaoxuan: I want to be the only one in your eyes and heart.
Features a cold and calm female lead vs A noble and scheming male lead.
There will be both sweetness and torture towards the male after their marriage.
