Omnes adsint, quamvis dementi, quamvis nefasti.

Ah. Another topic they did not mean to go too far into, apparently. A shame, for a moment it seemed like he had been successfully distracted and was feeling better. Maven backed the conversation up to what was hopefully a safer point, a point of mutual interest between two doctors, "Very well. I do think what you said about the medical applications of the Correspondence has merit though. Our understanding of the Correspondence is still limited, so if there was a way to learn how to use it to apply it to aid people, help them recover faster, perform medical solutions that we haven't been able to with our current technology and abilities, finer methods of sterilization to prevent the risk of infection in medical procedures, create medicine at a faster rate to meet the demand of-" Maven now realized that she was the one rambling, and stopped herself, "Sorry, my point is that I think that is a very noble and worthwhile thing to research, and if you wanted assistance I would be willing to help."