"Kanna's physical condition is very special; her body contains a large amount of abnormal electro-ions. It can be said that she is equivalent to a human battery.
Warfarin and I speculate that this should be Kanna's Originium Arts. Her body can rapidly decompose ingested food and convert it into a large amount of 'electricity.' This electricity fills her cells, causing atmospheric Originium to be unable to penetrate her body, even when she is using Originium Arts, because there is no space.
Therefore, this also leads to her needing to eat a lot to maintain the functioning of her body."
As they walked out, the two had already coordinated their statements. Compared to Kanna's body cells being able to decompose Originium, it was much simpler to attribute this bodily anomaly to a type of Originium Arts, and it would not cause excessive speculation and attention from the outside world.
After all, there are many technologies on this land that can actively isolate Originium. Compared to using Originium Arts to control Originium content, the fact that Argo people are naturally immune to Originium contamination would be more interesting to scientists.
The surrounding doctors discussed the possibility of widespread adoption of Kanna's method of controlling internal Originium content, but the conclusion was that it would be extremely difficult.
This is because it requires not only a sufficiently strong body but also an extremely high capacity for absorbing energy and powerful control over it. Otherwise, the result would be becoming a mobile bomb before the Originium could be expelled from the body.
Therefore, the lively Kanna was even more cherished by everyone.
"Before going to Lena's place, I suggest letting this little one try the Operator test."
Just as the physical examination was almost complete, Warfarin, uncharacteristically, spoke up.
Everyone was surprised to hear Warfarin's words. It was true that Rhodes Island had "underage" Operators, and Amiya, as the main person in charge, was also "underage." However, these were mostly due to their overly powerful Originium Arts, and they were assigned as Operators to learn to control their "Arts," then taught and supervised by the Elite Operators stationed there.
Warfarin pointed to the data in her hand.
"The data provided by Outcast shows that they met Kanna in the wilderness, and there was also a complete skeleton of a wild bear at the time. Based on the information currently available, it can be confirmed that the skeleton was Kanna's prey.
This indicates that Kanna has the ability to survive alone in the wilderness and kill large beasts. Therefore, I believe Kanna cannot be regarded as an ordinary child. Everyone, think about it: if it were you, could you do better than Kanna unarmed in the wilderness?"
Kal'tsit nodded after hearing this. "It was my oversight. Indeed, in Kanna's situation, she cannot simply be seen as an ordinary child."
Hearing everyone's words, Kanna looked up from the side, hands on her hips, striking a pose that said, "I'm awesome, come praise me."
"Alright then, I'll arrange for an Operator test. Ya Ye, you'll be responsible for accompanying Kanna during this time. Once you receive notice, bring Kanna to the training room."
After a moment of consideration, Kal'tsit thought that Ya Ye's gentle nature, combined with her being the youngest in the medical team, made her the best choice to accompany Kanna. As for a certain Blood Demon who proposed this idea, Kal'tsit took her along when she left. Of course, it wasn't that she didn't trust a certain someone's devotion to medicine, but regarding Kanna's physical condition, she needed to discuss it thoroughly with the Blood Demon to avoid any slip-ups during future medical examinations.