In order to let Sue Lochiro examine him more thoroughly, Chen Mu compressed his perception into an unimaginably small ball.
Even though his perceptual control was a lot higher than before, the sudden fluctuation of his compressed perception almost made him lose control.
It wasn't the first time Chen Mu had encountered a situation in which his perception wasn't under control, so he wasn't panicked.
In fact, he hadn't gone through any systematic study of how to control his perception.
Some of the methods he knew were deduced from the principles set forth in the mysterious card, while others were discovered by himself.
Even the composition of the perceptual spring column was something he'd imagined out of thin air.
Even if something strange were to happen to his perception, he wouldn't be too surprised.
But he knew very well that once he lost control of his perception, it would certainly hurt Sue Lochiro.
The nature of her perception was mild, while his was intensely aggressive.
No one could guarantee what would happen if he lost control and his perception suddenly attacked.
He wasn't sure if it would be good or bad, but he was sure of one thing. It certainly wouldn't be nothing.
The number of people in the world who could clearly explain the mysteries of perception could be counted on one hand, and that certainly didn't include our classmate Chen Mu.
In comparison, Sue Lochiro was more clear about the dangers of close-range perception, which was why she hadn't used it.
Now that technology was advanced, there were countless kinds of examination instruments.
She was using very advanced equipment. This was the first time she had used "Close Range Perception".
It was because those instruments couldn't detect anything strange about Chen Mu's body that she thought of that method.
She hadn't thought she would encounter something so embarrassing.
As a doctor, she was naturally familiar with the human body, and she wasn't unfamiliar with a man's body.
But to perceive it so clearly and at such a close distance, and to encounter it without any mental preparation, naturally made her reaction very strong.
But Chen Mu didn't know any of that. He didn't even know why her perception had fluctuated.
The biggest problem was that he didn't have any good way of restraining the restless perception in his body.
Given his pitiful understanding of perception, he could only use all of his mental energy.
That wasn't an exaggeration. Everyone's attention was then focused on the compressed perception.
Without perception as a medium, on top of his high concentration, he had completely lost contact with the outside world in some sense.
If anyone wanted to kill him then, it would be easy.
Sue Lochiro was a little surprised. The relationship between the two of them was very subtle. Any fluctuation between them could be clearly detected by the other.
This kind of understanding was through perception, which was far more direct, faster, and more realistic than other methods.
She couldn't help but admire Chen Mu.
That kind of appreciation wasn't because of the powerful perceptual control Chen Mu had demonstrated.
Although Chen Mu's perceptual control was powerful, it wasn't all that shocking when compared to the medical card artisans who required more precision.
What surprised and appreciated Sue Lochiro was the calmness and concentration Chen Mu had demonstrated.
Under such circumstances, not only did it require courage, but it also required sufficient determination to cut off contact with the outside world because of concentration.
From that point of view, Chen Mu wasn't the most outstanding person she had ever encountered.
However, he was the first person to possess such determination at such a young age.
In this world, most geniuses had their own unique traits.
However, if he wanted to progress further, he would need to possess more qualities, and concentration was one of the most important qualities.
From that, it could be seen that the card artisan called Cao Dong wasn't a simple person, even though she had never heard of him.
Sue Lochiro's expression was solemn as she carefully let her perception slowly penetrate Chen Mu's body.
That was the most dangerous stage of "close-range perception." Everyone's body had a sense of self-preservation, and card artisans were especially outstanding in that regard.
When someone else's perception entered one's body, it would easily trigger a reaction.
The process was slow, but under her control, her perception penetrated very firmly.
Since he had said there was a problem and the instruments couldn't detect it, it must have been hidden too deeply or had a very strong concealment ability.
By that time, Sue Lochiro had completely forgotten her embarrassment. Her concentration wasn't the least bit inferior to Chen Mu's.
Chen Mu's body was like a battlefield, and Sue Lochiro's perception was like a slowly advancing army.
They were carefully searching every place that might have a problem, not overlooking anything.
A strong sense of discomfort was transmitted to Chen Mu's brain through his nerves.
Although his attention was completely focused on the compressed perceptual spring column, Chen Mu was still immediately aware that his adversary's perception had entered his body.
He didn't panic. He suppressed his restless perception and kept his mind calm and focused.
At the same time, Sue Lochiro's expression became even more solemn.
With her eyes closed, there was no longer any trace of her usual warm and genial smile. Instead, it was solemnity.
She had discovered something unusual!
Her perception started from Chen Mu's skin and slowly advanced deeper.
Chen Mu's body was then completely enveloped within the range of Sue Lochiro's perceptual control.
That kind of all-out approach looked a little stupid, but it was very effective.
As soon as something touched her perception, it drilled deeper into Chen Mu's body.
That gave her a jolt of energy, but it also gave her a huge shock.
What was it?
Although she hadn't fully scanned it just then, she was sure there was certainly something.
Her curiosity was piqued.
She was quite indifferent to power and wealth, but if she encountered some strange illness, she would immediately become excited.
Encouraged, the speed of her perception's advancement immediately increased.
How big could Chen Mu's body be?
It would only take a short time for her perception to explore his entire body, inside and out.
Sue Lochiro had previously hoped to understand him a little more deeply and had done her best to slow down the advancement.
However, this acceleration also caused the situation to change abruptly.
That thing was extremely agile and slippery, and it was extremely vigilant. Sue Lochiro suspected it was a living thing.
Perhaps it was a parasite, she thought to herself.
As a high-grade medical card artisan, she had seen quite a few things that could be considered strange.
Quite a few parasites were pretty scary. Once they entered a person's body, it would be extremely difficult to kill them or take them out.
Sue Lochiro was very cautious. If it really was a bug, then it would be one of the toughest bugs she'd ever seen.
Suddenly, it stopped!
Sue Lochiro was overjoyed. Her perception was like a wave of light, scanning the unidentified object over and over again!
Good lord!
What is it?
She was shocked to carefully observe every part of the unidentified object.
Such an agile and astute unidentified object was actually a green thread as thin as a hair!
A nematode?
It didn't seem like it.
Although the green thread was thin, it was shockingly long. It spread all over Chen Mu's body like the capillaries that caused it.
If it had been red and didn't move, Sue Lochiro wasn't sure she would have discovered it.
Without such a long nematode, it was impossible for a nematode of such fineness to grow so long.
She finally understood Chen Mu's pain.
Having a green thread in his body that could drill everywhere at any time wasn't very enjoyable.
She could already feel how difficult it was to tangle with it.
Because it was being chased by her perception, it was tightly attached to Chen Mu's periosteum. It was like Chen Mu's bones were covered in a mesh of green threads.
Sue Lochiro couldn't help but frown. What was it?
She couldn't make an accurate judgment for a while.
Such a situation was rare for a high-grade medical card artisan, but none of the information in her brain could match up with the green thread in front of her.
Lost in thought, Sue Lochiro didn't realize danger was approaching.
Her perception was gradually becoming unstable, like an undercurrent bubbling up from the bottom of a river. They were starting to pull and attack each other.
By the time Sue Lochiro realized something wasn't right, the situation had already become beyond her control.
She had just been so engrossed in studying the green thread that she hadn't noticed her perception had already made contact with Chen Mu's.
Having been compressed to the extreme, the perceptual spring was like an extremely dangerous barrel of gunpowder. The slightest spark would be enough to make it explode!
Sue Lochiro's perception just happened to become that spark.
Hong!
Struggling to suppress the perceptual spring, Chen Mu cried out to himself that it wasn't good!
A storm formed in less than a tenth of a second.
The compressed perceptual spring suddenly exploded, and countless perceptual tendrils shot outward. The main body of the perceptual spring abruptly expanded outward!
If it were just Chen Mu, it wouldn't have caused too much of a problem.
But, within the range of his perception's control, there was another kind of perception.
Caught off guard, Sue Lochiro didn't have any time to react. Her perception was engulfed by another wave of perception.
In terms of pure quantity, although Chen Mu's perception was a little stronger than Sue Lochiro's, it wasn't much stronger.
But, because it had been compressed so much, the sudden release of impact made Sue Lochiro lose control of her own perception.
What would happen when two different kinds of perception were mixed together?
Perhaps Chen Mu still didn't understand the danger, but Sue Lochiro's face turned white.