The influence is not at all inferior to that of today's international superstars.

"Dad is amazing, but you're even more amazing!

Captain, my lifelong dream is to become a great captain like you.

You were my idol from a very young age."

"Hahaha, then you must work hard!"

"..."

After chatting for a while longer, patiently answering his questions and fulfilling the boy's wish to meet his idol, Aiven exchanged a glance with Boris before stepping out.

During this time.

The two of them never mentioned they were there to treat him.

Because even Wizards of the Vitalist School wouldn't dare claim to fully understand the human body, especially with so many strange illnesses in the Extraordinary World, Aiven couldn't guarantee a cure-all.

He feared giving Calvin false hope would lead to greater disappointment in the end.

Leaving the courtyard.

Boris quietly explained his son's condition to Aiven once more:

"Calvin's legs initially were just stiff and weak, walking with a scissor-like gait.

But by now, two years later, he's completely lost the ability to walk. Though he still retains sensation, his muscles have started to atrophy and he can't respond.

This condition worsens over time and has already spread to his waist. If it continues, it may no longer just be a question of walking..."

Then he watched Aiven's expression expectantly.

Aiven nodded slightly and continued:

"If this continues, it could affect the arms and even the respiratory system.

Causing respiratory muscle weakness, leading to respiratory failure.

During this process, the body's functions seem to be frozen, and one can only watch as full-body paralysis leads ultimately to death!

50% of patients with this disease die within three years of onset, 20% survive five years, and 10% survive ten years, but surviving over 30 years is exceedingly rare.

And that's with meticulous care using various devices."

Hearing Aiven's initial words, Boris looked ashen, as if he'd heard his son's death sentence.

But as he listened to the rest, a shocking light suddenly burst in his eyes, and he grasped Aiven's arm:

"Captain! Have you seen many people with this disease before? Can Calvin still be saved?"

"Although I haven't seen it personally, I've learned about it through other channels."

Evidently, Aiven had recognized this peculiar illness that even doctors and priests could do nothing about.

Though it's a rare disease.

In Aiven's past life, it was widely known due to a famous physicist, and many people raised awareness for the afflicted through the "ice bucket challenge."

It's the infamous "ALS"!

Back then, Aiven had looked up information about this rare disease, and seeing Calvin's symptoms now brought it back from deep in his memory.

No wonder these doctors and priests were helpless.

Even in the relatively advanced modern medical society, the cause of this disease couldn't be identified, let alone in this world where medicine is still extremely undeveloped?

However, looking at Boris's eager eyes, Aiven slowly said the words he had longed to hear:

"I... could give it a try."

In his memory.

"ALS" is actually the colloquial name for a group of motor neuron diseases.

Because the patient's brain, brainstem, and spinal cord's motor neurons are attacked, muscles gradually atrophy and weaken, leading to paralysis and a body seemingly freezing, hence the name "ALS."

If he weren't a Wizard, or even of the Vitalist School, he might be completely unable to deal with this disease.

However, whether it's the Life Tree School or the current Vitalist School, their specialty is activating organisms, plants, even inorganic materials!

In fact, the fourth volume of the Inheritance Secret Scroll contains records of the Activated Dead, creating miracles without scientific principles.

For instance, activated witchcraft guards, activated statues, activated iron golems, etc.—they don't even have a nerve system, not a single hair.

Under the spell of the Vitalist School, they can still move lively.

Dysfunctional motor neurons shouldn't be harder to activate than those things, right?

Without hesitation.

They returned to the courtyard, and facing Calvin's puzzled eyes, Aiven took direct action.

No ceremony, no spellcasting materials required.

Aiven simply raised his index finger.

Lightly uttered a syllable full of vitality, capable of bringing life even to a stone:

acti——

The tip of his finger flashed with Magic Spiritual Light, and in an instant, it struck the boy on the chair.

[Talent Magic: Activated Spiritual Light]

Life-active energy like ripples seeped into Calvin's body, and afterward, Aiven fully released control over this magic-like technique, letting Calvin take over.

And then, it was time to witness a miracle!

"Am I..."

Under Boris's incredulous gaze, Calvin's leg moved slightly, then the second time.

"My leg... it moved?"

At this moment, the boy had long ignored the incomprehensible scene he had just witnessed.

Unable to suppress the joy in his heart, the boy tried to stand up, but because of his muscle atrophy, he lacked the strength to support standing, and he was about to fall to the ground.

Hoo—

With swift and quick reflexes, Boris flashed like the wind to his side, supporting his son.

Seemingly more excited than Calvin, his lips trembled incessantly, repeating:

"That's great! That's great!..."

Pa—

Aiven gently clapped his hands and gave medical advice:

"The Activated Spiritual Light is indeed very effective!

Now Calvin's condition should be similar to disuse muscle atrophy due to long-term inactivity, as long as he persists with massages, exercises, and rest, he should gradually recover to his original level.

And then continue with Knight training.

Perhaps after completing the Extraordinary Transformation, the physical qualitative change might cover this unknown cause disease.

Of course, even Knight's bodies failing to prevent it is also possible."

Looking at the extremely excited father and son, Aiven subsequently poured cold water on their joy:

"The only problem now is the limited duration of the Activated Spiritual Light; with my current ability, I cannot achieve a cure once and for all.

However, there might still be another way to try."

He said this while taking out a white crystal imbued with witchcraft from his Magic Pocket.

The effect is similar to the tool "Blood Hand Gang" used to abduct children, able to roughly judge whether a person has Wizard potential.

"Come on, Calvin, catch."

Pa!

The boy reached out to catch the crystal Aiven tossed and held it in his palm, looking puzzled at the suddenly mysterious "idol."

He saw Aiven give him a mysterious smile:

"Congratulations, Calvin!

You are very lucky to possess the potential to become a Wizard."

His heart skipped a heavy beat.

The boy lowered his head to look at the crystal that suddenly glowed with a soft white light, mumbling the seemingly mysteriously magical term again:

"Wizard?!"

Pa—

Aiven snapped his fingers lightly.

"Just like this."

Behind the boy, the chair with no one on it suddenly stood up on its two front legs like a little horse and "clip-clopped" around the courtyard.

Seeing this scene, the boy's eyes shone brightly.

The kind of glow was unprecedented!!!

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