Chapter 94:

Chapter 94:

"Died" Once

Several days ago, when Aiden asked Melusine for a favor regarding borrowing his title...

"...You don't need to worry about that," Aiden replied to Melusine at the other end of the iron table in the interview room. He then brought up another topic, saying, "Apart from that, I have something else I want you to do."

"Please go ahead and command," Melusine responded.

"Since you're so knowledgeable about pharmacology, can you create a drug that can simulate death?" Aiden asked.

"Simulate death?" Melusine didn't respond immediately.

"I mean a drug that can make the person who takes it temporarily lose vital signs, making it appear as if they are really dead. However, with proper treatment, they can be revived. Do such drugs exist?" Aiden asked again.

Aiden had read about drugs that could simulate death in various fictional stories in his past life, but such drugs didn't actually exist in his previous world.

The level of civilization and medical advancement in this world is still somewhat different from Aiden's previous world. The same applies to overall medical expertise.

However, in this world, magic and magical medicine exist. Many miraculous magical medicines can achieve effects that cannot be explained by pharmacology in his previous world.

However, most of the cutting-edge knowledge in magical medicine is held by witches engaged in illegal research, and they rarely share this knowledge with others.

Melusine is an outstanding researcher in magical medicine, so Aiden has some expectations of her.

"Well, you've come to the right person. Yes, I can create a drug that can induce a temporary state of complete hibernation in the body... But it's not completely safe. If an ordinary person hibernates for more than an hour without receiving the antidote, there is a risk to their life,"

Melusine provided the answer Aiden was looking for. After thinking for a moment, she suddenly realized something. "Could it be that you want to use this drug on Carmilla?"

"I intend to directly resolve the grudge between Silaine and Carmila," Aiden admitted straightforwardly now that she had guessed it. "Making Carmilla 'die' once is the simplest solution."

The most effective way to quell hatred is not to persuade the vengeful person but to help them kill their enemy.

"Just relying on the drug might not be enough, right?" Melusine reminded him. "A revenant can lock onto the enemy's spiritual state."

As she spoke, she began to undress herself, prompting Veronica, who was standing nearby, to roll her eyes.

"I meant you should behave like a dog!" Aiden corrected her with a stern face and swiftly tapped Carmilla's head.

"I think the two aren't mutually exclusive," Carmilla suddenly said with a serious expression.

"Don't give me that smooth talk. Your business here is done. If there's nothing else, go back to your cell," Aiden pointed outside the infirmary.

"Alright." Carmilla rolled off the bed and walked towards the infirmary door, with Veronica following closely behind, keeping an eye on her.

As they reached the door, Carmilla suddenly turned back, wearing a mysterious smile. "Warden, I'm serious. I'm still very interested in strong men like you. Think about it seriously in the future, okay?"

"Hurry up and leave, don't block the doorway!" Veronica scowled and pushed her out, forcefully closing the door.

Not long after, the infirmary door reopened, and prison guard Isabella walked in, saluting Aiden. "Sir, the family of inmate 3271 has arrived."

"Alright, prepare everything. I'll go over now," Aiden nodded earnestly.

A few minutes later, at the prison's reception area.

"This is Silaine's remains. Give her a proper burial," Aiden handed the urn to the scar-faced youth. "Her belongings from the prison and the remaining controlled funds are in that box over there."

"Thank you very much," the scar-faced youth bowed his head in gratitude.

Few Days ago, when the youth came to visit, Aiden had informed him of his plans for Silaine and asked him to come on that day.

"I've received news from the mounted police. Carlo Polpo is finished. What are your plans for the future?" Aiden asked casually.

"Thanks to my report, I received recognition from the big boss. He now sees me as a trusted confidant," the youth replied.

"Congratulations, although it may not be suitable for me to say that from my standpoint," Aiden shrugged.

"There's nothing to congratulate. After Seeing their fate, I kind of understand. It's probably difficult to have a good ending in this line of work..." The youth smiled somewhat helplessly. "Anyway, I sincerely thank you for everything you've done for us."

The youth left with Silaine's belongings, and Aiden personally watched him for a while before closing the door.