Chapter 1487 - 1486: The Cunning Director

Chapter 1487: Chapter 1486: The Cunning Director

Chapter 1486 The Crafty Dean

The dean’s eyes rolled and he said, "You claim you treated him, but I don’t believe it. Unless—unless you can heal a few wounded soldiers for me to see."

This military district hospital was the closest to the border, and with constant border skirmishes over the past two years, there were naturally injured soldiers, some of them very badly hurt.

One of them, a warrior from a Hidden Family, was even already on the verge of death.

For the sake of taking Gu Dongxing away, Mengyu could only answer, "Fine, then have someone take me over there to treat them. But I have one condition: while I’m treating them, no one is allowed to be present."

The dean really wanted to watch. "Having just me in there is okay, right? I can be your assistant."

Let a dean be her assistant?

But Mengyu knew that if the dean wasn’t present, he wouldn’t feel at ease, so she could only say helplessly, "All right."

A trace of a smile finally appeared on the dean’s face. "Good. Then why don’t you come with me to the treatment room right now."

Mengyu greeted Cheng Jiuhe and asked him to go take care of Gu Dongxing, then followed the dean to the treatment room. Of course, the other people in the treatment room had already been cleared out in advance by one phone call from the dean.

Mengyu frowned slightly at the wounded soldier in front of her. This was a soldier bandaged up so much he looked like a mummy, his pupils already somewhat unfocused, clearly in a near-death state.

When Mengyu probed with her Divine Sense, she discovered that this man must have been wounded by a landmine; his abdomen had been blown open into a huge hole. Even his intestines had been blasted apart. Though they’d been sewn back together, his vitality had been almost completely lost.

Mengyu glanced back at the dean, whose face showed a hint of guilty conscience: this warrior was already beyond saving. Bringing Mengyu here to treat him was clearly a way of making things difficult for her.

The dean explained, "When this warrior discovered the landmine, in order to save the entire squad, he threw himself onto it. The fact he didn’t die on the spot is already a miracle. It’s just that by the time he was sent to the hospital, he was practically done for."

But Mengyu merely looked at him and didn’t say much.

She first grabbed the soldier’s hand and directly sent in Spiritual Power, intending to protect his heart meridians first. Only then did she discover that at his heart position there was actually a strand of Spiritual Power guarding it. This was the main reason he hadn’t died despite throwing himself onto a landmine.

As soon as Mengyu’s Spiritual Power entered, that strand of Spiritual Power surged over and devoured Mengyu’s Spiritual Energy, growing stronger and beginning to repair those severed meridians.

This person clearly wasn’t simple.

After sensing that his pulse had grown stronger, Mengyu then fed him a Great Recovery Pill to replenish vitality.

Originally she’d wanted to use a Revitalizing Pill, but although its medicine power was excellent and it treated injuries very well, it could only be used when the patient still had some vitality left in their body.

Yet this warrior’s vitality was almost completely cut off; using a Revitalizing Pill probably wouldn’t work, so she could only use a Great Recovery Pill, which could replenish a large amount of vitality.

As the vitality power in the Great Recovery Pill entered the warrior’s body, that strand of Spiritual Power guarding his heart again surged over, first channeling the vitality into the heart, making its beats stronger, then repairing the severed meridians, and through the meridians sending vitality into all the internal organs, first repairing those damaged organs.

Because there was an enormous amount of vitality power, very quickly this warrior’s internal organs were completely repaired, and only then did the healing of his external wounds begin.

Through her Divine Sense, Mengyu discovered that as the meridians transported vitality, some places couldn’t be reached—the meridians were blocked. Clearly, this was the result of past injuries the warrior had suffered. If she just left it alone, this warrior’s body could still recover, but the meridians that were originally blocked would remain obstructed, falling short of the optimal effect Mengyu wanted.