It's all one flower.

"My family is me and my wife, my high school daughter and four junior high school sons. I used to have more relatives, but every time there was a plague, there were fewer people from the whole village..."

The patient's husband spoke in a trembling voice, coughing gently and interrupting.

My daughter rubs my father's back and continues.

"Every morning, my father harvests it right from sunrise, [leaps] with me to Carmensik City, and ships it to 800 stores. I go straight to high school in the city and my father goes back to the village to continue his field work."

"Okay. How about your mother and brother?

The farmer's daughter answered, staring at the sleeping face of her mother suffering from high fever, as prompted by the spelldoctor Septentorio.

"My mother does breakfast and laundry, and goes that way during times when the fields are very busy. My brother cleans up after breakfast, then goes to school and helps out with the field a little bit when he gets home"

... Bringing in from the city of Carmensik?

Given the latency period, it is likely that the city has already issued an epidemic alert by the health center.

"When was the last time you went to Carmensik City?

"Three days ago."

That was answered by the patient's husband. From time to time, he himself sips.

I guess the reason it's mild is because I've only been vaccinated once.

"Eighty hundred houses were closed yesterday, and I had a fever, too, so I didn't go. My wife has been sick since yesterday, so I'm trying to get my daughter to leave school and stay home as long as I can. I asked someone with a dryer for a message to the store."

"Can you give me the name and address of the person who asked for the message?

"Um, after all, I had a lot of people catching a cold in the city, so I..."

He coughed again and interrupted, but his concerns were well understood.

"The epidemic in the city of Carmensik will come first. Given the latency period, unfortunately, the village has already..."

"Are we the first?

My daughter asks with a pale face.

Funeral home Agoni checked with the patient's husband.

"There's a lot of other guys out there going to the city, aren't there?

"Well, some people are sold out and stopped going, but some things are available in the brokerage of a store they're dating."

"It's not your fault, and it's nobody's fault. You're not the wacko who moved it to your daughter-in-law, are you?

"But still take responsibility..."

"Now that I know I'm sick, I need to walk as far as I can from now on until I'm cured"

The funeral parlor didn't let the farmers tell everyone, but encouraged them by tapping lightly on both shoulders.

The farmer's voice, who tried to say something, disappears with a cough.

Pharmacist (dull) Awellana bags the pills together in her husband's bed.

A thermometer was prepared for both of them and inserted into the side of the patient.

I read from the side what the spelldoctor offered me, and my daughter breathed.

... when...?

The spelldoctor Septentorio had no idea that the pharmacist (dull) Awellana had used the thermometer for me.

Current body temperature is 38 degrees and five minutes.

"Oh, you know, is my mother okay with being unconscious this much?

"Probably because I didn't sleep due to nose and throat symptoms and I didn't have enough sleep. Don't worry, I think it's because I'm relaxed."

The spelldoctor Septentorio answers with a smile to reassure him and exchanges his gaze with the pharmacist (dull) Awellana.

I received the antipyretic drug envelope and instructions.

Read out the description, give it to your daughter, and start up just a glass of water with [fucked water]. The antipyretic powder was dissolved in water and carefully flushed into the patient's stomach to keep it out of the trachea.

"Your medicine is adjusted for one person at a time. Your mother's medicine is for your mother only. Your father's share is reserved for him. Don't let anyone else drink it."

Father and daughter nod with a strange face.

"I have a bag of pills for one dose. When the fever drops and you wake up, feed them as nutritious as possible, and give them all a bag, after meals."

"I haven't eaten much since yesterday because my throat hurts..."

Watch the curse doctor with his daughter's crying face.

"If you really can't seem to eat it, you can have three green candy grains instead of one meal. You can't absorb copper by eating more than that at once, so if you seem to want more than that, feed them some good stuff throaty such as wheat porridge"

Power returns to the nodded daughter's eyes.

For the people of the lake, copper is an essential part of maintaining health.

Every day, if the people of land do not consume enough to die of poisoning, their resistance will fall.

A pharmacist (dull) Awellana pours a glass of liquid mixed with a nutrient and two powders and gives it to the patient's husband.

The explanation is that a spelldoctor in white, Septentorio, will do it, and we have a meeting.

"It's a medicine to prevent pneumonia, etc."

"Me too... do you drink?

"It's not zero chance of getting serious later. Also, very rarely, regardless of severity, sequelae may occur around the time you forget. To prevent it, be sure."

The farmer drinks a liquid that emits an indescribable smell.

I heard horrible things when I put my face on the taste and wiped my mouth with the back of my hand.

"Um, by the way, what disease are we?

"Measles."

The cup left his hand, but the funeral home Agoni took it from him and got nothing.

The sources of infection who brought the virus into the village exposed their fears with a pale face.

"If anything happens to everyone in the village because of us...!

"No, more than that, fire the house"

"I won't let that happen"

The spelldoctor Septentorio did not let the trembling father and daughter tell everyone, but went on.

"Remember the instructions we handed out on broadcast day"

Father and daughter face each other in haste.

"Have you both been vaccinated twice, your child?

"I'll leave that area to my wife..."

"When I was a little girl, I don't remember what the injection was, but I've been vaccinated many times."

"If taking care of the patient has not developed, it is likely that they have been inoculated. Let me know as soon as there's a change in your physical condition."

Tell him he'll be back in three days, and the three of them left the patient's house and headed for the village chief's house.