Not long after, the curtain at the door was lifted again, and a cold-faced nurse walked in indifferently.

She had no intention of talking to Howie, and she came in to check on the children in the room.

Then she frowned slightly, and with a cold face, she took out two medicines from the medicine box and injected them into the arms of two of the children.

Those two children were the ones who were struggling the most just now. Now after the two medicines were injected, they have obviously become much calmer.

Even though Howie had no medical experience, he knew some basic common sense.

He hesitated and started to talk: "Can I give medicine without a doctor's order?"

The nurse looked him up and down with a cold gaze: "Are you the trainee who came here to study?"

"Tsk, do you think anyone cares about the lives of these children?"

"Those doctors are all busy with more specialized patients."

She emphasized the word "patient" and there was a subtle meaning in her eyes.

"Not to mention a regular nurse like me, even an intern like you can do it casually."

"Otherwise, why do you think so many medical staff came here to provide free medical services?"

"It's a remote garbage planet like this."

She scoffed. "It's all just to make my resume look better so I can get a job at a bigger planet hospital."

Howie was speechless for a moment, not knowing what to say.

After a long while, he spoke intermittently: "Okay, I haven't had time to ask for your name yet."

The nurse's expression grew even colder. "Is this your first time attending this kind of free clinic?"

Howie was stunned, then nodded.

The nurse clicked her tongue and said, "What a fool."

"Call me Seventy-Three. The medical staff here don't say their names. After all, this isn't a glamorous diagnosis or treatment."

Howie stood there awkwardly, not knowing what to do, but Seventy-Three didn't feel embarrassed at all.

"You go and do a simple hand disinfection, and then replace the ice packs on these children's heads with ice packs of lower temperature."

"After taking the medicine, these children will have a high fever because their bodies reject it."

"Many people were burned out by the high fever and had no chance to see the final control experiment."

She looked cold, but still diligently taught Howie some basic knowledge as if he were an apprentice.

Howie washed his hands in a daze, then changed the ice packs on the children's heads.

Seventy-three sighed lightly and didn't say much. He just walked forward and adjusted the position of the ice pack.

"You haven't even learned the basics, what are you doing here?"

Huo Wei paused and asked, "Then why do you come here if you have such a solid foundation in knowledge?"

Seventy-three sneered: "Why? Of course it's for money."

"All medical staff who join the free clinic will receive a subsidy. You can call it hush money."

"And I can also put a very good spirit on my resume, participating in free medical treatment on remote planets, working tirelessly and diligently..."

She rolled her eyes. "As long as you participate in the free clinic, it's fine. As for whether you are really willing to work in this free clinic..."

She didn't say the rest, but her nonchalant expression was very eye-catching.

Just as Howie was about to say something, a child's body suddenly twitched and his limbs began to transform into beasts.

He tore at the medicine bag on his body and struggled to throw away the ice pack on his head, with an animalistic light in his eyes.

Seventy-three quickly ran to the boy's side, stopped the delivery of his medicine immediately, and then began to inject the boy with an unknown red and blue medicine.

Howie couldn't help but take another look at the medicine. He had never seen any medicine that looked like a cocktail.

The overly bright colors and distinct appearance made Howie unable to help but take a few more glances, and he felt it was particularly weird.

Seventy-three didn't bother to explain to him and quickly started the first round of rescue for the child.

If Howie could also see the danger value, he would find that the child's current danger value has reached the dangerous critical point of 80%.

As this child had a seizure, the other children also began to twitch one after another.

Seventy-three had a cold face and threw four potions to Huo Wei: "For the three opposite, you are responsible for holding them down and injecting the medicine into their muscles."

"You only have one chance to fail, don't waste it."

As she spoke, she began to inject the six people on her side with the medicine.

Howie was stunned for a moment, then followed her example and injected the medicine into the child's buttocks.

Although he had little experience, his hands were steady. He used three bottles of medicine to stabilize the three children, and then he secretly put the remaining bottle of medicine into his storage space.

After the two of them were busy for half a day, all the children temporarily entered a stable period.

Seventy-three breathed a sigh of relief, then walked to Howie's side and extended his hand to him.

Howie handed over three blank potion bottles. Seventy-three paused and said, "Where's the other one?"

Huo Wei gave a somewhat silly smile: "I accidentally broke it, so I don't need to pay for it, right?"

Seventy-three looked him up and down, then said meaningfully, "It's okay if it's broken. You don't have to pay for it. But be careful. We'll search your entire body when you leave. Just make sure they don't find anything that shouldn't be there."

Howie nodded: "Yeah, definitely not."

The storage space he used was the highest-level backup space within Su Peiyao and her group of space pirates. Even the top-level space pirate groups could not find the location of this space when they were robbing.

This kind of free clinic will not screen out anything at all.

Seeing that he was stubborn, Seventy-three didn't try to persuade him any further. He turned around and started recording the vital signs of the children.

The curtain at the door was lifted again. Kamos first glanced at the situation in the room before his eyes fell on Seventy-Three.

"Are all of them moving?"

Seventy-three nodded: "The genes of this batch are not very good."

Kamos's face didn't look good either. He walked over and casually touched one of the children, as if to check his condition.

Then his expression became even more irritated: "Tsk, why waste potions on such rubbish genes? Just let him transform into a beast and die."

"Saving him would only delay his recovery for a few days. It's a complete waste of time and medicine."

He looked up at Seventy-Three and asked, "How many potions did you use?"

Seventy-three paused and said, "The first one that was transformed the fastest was broken. A total of eleven were used."