Chapter 1779: 430: Mutations! Regrets too late!
Knowing the result, Piloy wasn’t surprised at all after hearing the assistant’s report.
The assistant glanced at Piloy and continued, “Tiger News wants to interview Sana and, by the way, report on Sana’s current situation. May they enter?”
Sana had to stay in the observation room for another 48 hours.
During these 48 hours, no one was allowed to visit.
This was also for fear that the vaccine in Sana’s body might mutate.
Should a mutation occur, the consequences would be unimaginable.
Brimming with confidence in her experint, Piloy naturally had no such apprehensions.
“Let them go in.”
She wanted the whole world to know that her experint had succeeded.
“Okay.” The assistant nodded and imdiately set out to arrange the interview.
Shortly thereafter,
a reporter from Tiger News arrived with a caraperson.
Inside the observation room.
The reporter, wearing a smile, sat across from Sana, “Miss Sana, hello.”
“Hello.”
The reporter then asked, “How are you feeling now?”
With a full-faced smile, Sana responded, “I feel fantastic! I’m filled with energy, and my appetite is especially good.”
No one could understand the happiness of being able to speak on one’s own, stand up on one’s own, and go wherever one wishes.
The reporter nodded and looked at Sana, “If it’s not too much trouble, could you stand up for us?”
“Of course I can.” As she spoke, Sana imdiately stood up from her chair and turned around on the spot.
Now, Sana appeared no different from a normal person.
Who would believe she was a Parkinson’s disease patient if she didn’t say so?
The reporter’s eyes widened, exclaiming a miracle!
It was truly a miracle.
An excited Sana said, “I have to thank my good friend Piloy. Without her, I’d still be lying in a wheelchair.”
“The feeling of being healthy is wonderful.”
“The feeling of freedom is wonderful!”
Sana wished she could burst into song.
Only soone who had experienced it firsthand could fully understand how she felt now.
The reporter went on to ask, “Miss Sana, pardon my boldness, but I heard you had the disease for ten years before your recovery, is that correct?”
“Yes,” recalling the past, Sana felt as if she were dreaming, “Those ten years, I was like a walking corpse. Only now am I truly alive!”
As the interview continued, Piloy walked in from outside.
“Miss Piloy!”
Seeing Piloy, the reporter imdiately stood up.
Piloy nodded to the reporter in greeting.
Then Piloy walked over to Sana and asked, “Is everything feeling normal now?”
Sana nodded, “Very normal.”
“Good, then co with for a full body checkup.”
“Okay.” Sana followed Piloy’s steps.
The reporter looked at Piloy, “Miss Piloy, may we follow and record the checkup?”
Piloy glanced back with a smile, “Of course you can.”
After all, that was exactly what she intended.
She wanted to tell everyone.
Sana was now a perfectly healthy normal person.
“Thank you!” The reporter imdiately followed Piloy and Sana with the caraperson and others in tow.
They soon arrived at the examination room.
The room was equipped with the world’s most advanced dical equipnt.
Following the doctor’s instructions, Sana underwent a full body checkup.
Two hours later.
The examination results were out.
The reporter, more excited than Sana herself, hurriedly approached and asked, “How is it?”
The well-known dical Professor Abbey said in amazent, “The results show that Miss Sana is perfectly normal.”
Who could imagine that soone severely ill just one day ago could, in just one day, beco a healthy normal person?
Her health indices were even better than many normal individuals.
A miracle.
It was simply a miracle!
Professor Abbey continued with a sigh, “Miss Piloy is incredible.”
Piloy stood by, her expression steady, but her eyes brimd with a sense of triumph.
In the future, such exclamations would beco increasingly common.
And she would easily take Viola Thompson’s place.
Considering this, Piloy narrowed her eyes. She raised her head to look at Abbey and asked, “Professor Abbey, could you check Sana again more thoroughly? After all, Professor Thompson once predicted the Zombie virus. I must provide everyone with an explanation.”
She did it deliberately.
She wanted to declare war on Viola Thompson in front of everyone.
She wanted Viola Thompson to know what a real expert looked like.
And Viola Thompson was nothing more than a jumping clown!
Professor Abbey waved his hand and said directly, “No need for another check, I assure you Sana is now a normal person!”
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