The Omnipotent Dragon General

Chapter 1583

After thinking for a while, he said solemnly, “The situation is very complicated. She has a problem with her blood. Not only has she absorbed the Spirit Turtle’s blood, but her blood has also mutated. This would’ve been difficult enough to treat even if her blood had not mutated. I’m afraid that even modern medicine can’t get the job done.”

James asked, “Is there no other way?”

“She can only go through an exchange transfusion.”

Callan thought for a while and said, “She’ll have to replace her current blood with new blood. Her organs have already adapted to the Spirit Turtle’s blood, and they’re depending on it. Ordinary blood won’t be good enough for her.

“Only blood stronger than the Spirit Turtle’s will work. Even so, there’s no guarantee that this’ll succeed. After she goes through an exchange transfusion, she might face complications like her blood being unable to regenerate or it being incompatible with her body’s organs, which will lead to death.”

Callan explained his understanding of Thea’s condition and his suggestions on how to treat it.

James knew how serious her situation was.

Even so, he had thought that Callan would have a solution.

“What’s wrong with Thea?” Quincy finally asked.

Thea gently shook her head and said, “Nothing’s wrong.”

at

James did

and said, “If that’s the case, I’ll head back first and prepare to set off to Divine Sword Villa to retrieve Crucifier. I might be able to use it to stimulate Thea’s blood and restore

I’ll need Crucifier to treat her

up and said, “I don’t have any plans at the moment. Let me go with you. After all, Lucjan

James nodded gently.

ease

this time. You should be more careful when I’m not around. If you feel unsafe, you may stay at the Cadens’ mansion for now. Since

“Mhm,

glance

wanted to say something, but James was already pulling Thea toward the door.

back to get ready first. I’ll call

out

while, he returned to

What’s wrong

pulled him aside and asked, “What’s

Quincy. After contemplating for a

“What?”