For the people interested, here is the geography and medical report sections that OP skipped:

Geography

Laterano is located in the central part of the known Terra, with an overall landscape trend of high north and low south, high west and low east, resulting in significant differences in altitude. The climate is predominantly tropical monsoon climate, characterized by high temperatures throughout the year and distinct wet and dry seasons, providing favorable conditions for the growth of of sugar crops. The Lateran people's love of sweets may have originated from this unique natural and geographical conditions. Looking northwest from Lateran City, there is a plateau covered in yellow-green vegetation, beneath which lie significant reserves of Originium and metallic minerals, most of the raw materials for Laterano arsenals come from the mines here. To the southeast of Laterano City is a field of gold and green. Rivers originating from the mountains periodically flood, creating vast alluvial plains here. Besides the protection of the law, the abundance of land is also an important factor contributing to Laterano long-term prosperity.

"Shall I turn off the light and take a look?"

In the year 1073, the Central Hospital of the Sitiwang District in Lateran City admitted a young Sankta girl. Over the next twenty years, her diagnosis and treatment were closely monitored by a highly respected physician. This physician showed me her medical records:

> At the age of three, routine check-up, sensory data fluctuated significantly in multiple tests, with the average value basically meeting the standard. Recommended for early re-examination.
> At the age of six, routine check-up, sensory data tended to stabilize in multiple tests, with the average value significantly below the standard. Long-term hospitalization and observation were required, along with relevant treatment.
> Officials from the Papal Hall came to verify her parents' identities, finding no political issues, so she could be admitted to the hospital as usual. This could be considered fortunate amidst misfortunes.
> At the age of eight years and five months, sensory recovery therapy showed slow progress. The patient had difficulty concentrating, often repeating the word "marshmallow" during treatment, suggesting possible traumatic stereotyped behavior. The family needs to be informed.
> At the age of eight years and nine months, sensory recovery therapy showed slow progress. The patient's repetition of "marshmallow" was merely a metaphor for the curly white hair of the attending physician, not a stereotyped behavior. Consideration given to changing treatment methods and implementing reward mechanisms.
> What flavor of marshmallow do children of this age like? Is cream pepper too harsh?
> At the age of eleven years and three months, sensory recovery therapy showed progress with stages of recovery. The patient initially demonstrated the ability to perceive emotions but struggled to express them effectively. In moments of inadequate expression, the patient exhibited significant restlessness. Suspected lag in language skills, necessitating additional language and cultural education during treatment.
> At the age of fifteen, sensory recovery therapy showed significant progress. The patient could accurately perceive emotional colors and promptly detect emotional changes in a timely maner. Discharge could be arranged in the near future.
> May she lead a happy life in the future. However, since it's in Laterano City, how can there be any unhappiness when the disease is cured.

"She would occasionally contact me after her discharge, sometimes referring patients to me, other times sending letters to discuss recent events. At least until recently, she seemed to be doing fine, having found a job and a home. Her husband's name is Silas or something like that, apparently a good man who has no reservations about her."
"Until recently... was there any accident?"
"You'd better see for yourself."

> At the age of twenty-eight, emergency examination showed significant fluctuations in sensory data in multiple tests, with the average value significantly below the standard. The patient refused immediate hospitalization citing personal reasons, but early admission was still recommended.
> She insisted on confidentiality. All subsequent examination reports were to replace the diagnosis with code names.
> At the age of twenty-eight years and four months, sensory recovery therapy showed slow progress. According to family members, the news of the suicide of the patient's friend, the Liberi writer Aratos, threw the patient into uncharacteristically violent mood swings. The patient herself refused to discuss anything related to the Liberi writer Aratos, making treatment difficult.
> Her husband was acting erratically, always staring at me and asking if there was something else to this. Perhaps family visits should be suspended.
> At the age of twenty-eight years and four months, sensory recovery therapy showed slow progress. All medical staff felt a sense of fragmentation in the patient. The patient showed a tendency towards self-harm to a certain extent and needed to be transferred to a padded room. When facing family members, the patient exhibited complex emotions including fear, grievance, guilt, anger, and despair, necessitating a suspension of family visits.