Chapter 109: Traveling to the Ancient Times to Open a Clinic 23: Saving People on the Way...

Shen Qian did succeed in persuading Wu Hen, even though the lord did tell him that the girl's safety was above all else.

But the girl is recognized as a miracle doctor by the people of Anrong City. She is right. If the lord does not want to use the girl's talent, why bother asking her to help manage the medicine garden? But it is a waste of her talent to only ask the girl to provide medicinal materials.

The girl's needle skills are superb, and her abilities are almost unparalleled. This battle is tense, and even Wu Hen, who is used to big scenes, is worried for his lord. If something really happens, with the girl and these helpers, not only the lord, but also the Chinese army will have a better chance of winning!

How could he stop it?

"Okay, I will mobilize all the secret guards in Anrong to protect you and your safety. I have also sent people to look for you, so you don't have to worry too much."

Shen Qian nodded.

She also knew that even if she went to the outskirts of Qingyang to look for him in person, it would only be for peace of mind. Gu Jingxing had many secret guards, so it would be easier for them to find him.

Since she was going there, she couldn't leave empty-handed. She needed help from Gu Jingxing and wanted to borrow people from him, so she naturally had to bring all her chips with her.

The medicinal herbs she brought were naturally bargaining chips, but they were not enough. Her medical skills were her most powerful bargaining chip on the battlefield.

Therefore, from the very beginning, she never thought of spending her time and energy on looking for people. She was heading to the battlefield.

Shen Qian looked at the people kneeling on the ground and knelt down as well.

"girl!"

“Master!”

Shen Qian said, "This mission is extremely dangerous. I need you, but I also hope you won't choose to go with me lightly. Swords are blind, and nothing can be certain on the battlefield. If we're lucky, we can all come back alive, but I can't guarantee that I can bring you all back alive. Do you understand? There's no shame in retreating now, and I won't blame you. Think it over before you reply."

Ah Ying was the first to speak: "Master, take me! I want to go!"

Her childish voice was filled with pleading, and she knocked her head to the ground, fearing that the master would think she was too young and not take her with him.

Cui Liu also said, "Master, I have to go too. If Junior Sister needs to perform surgery or sew up someone, I can assist by giving acupuncture. I've also been learning the art of extracting poison for a while, so I can lend a hand."

Ling Yuan said, "Needless to say, I am a secret guard trained by the lord, so naturally I have to go."

Meixiang and Suyun were also afraid that they would be left behind, and they both said that they had learned a lot of experience in caring for the wounded and would definitely be able to help if they went.

Seeing that everyone was united, Shen Qian stopped trying to dissuade them and immediately started writing a list of herbs, ingredients, and tools. Supplies were also very important in a war. Although Shen Qian had a treasure bag and more than 30,000 points, it would be best if he could not use the points.

With the list, everyone stopped talking and went about their own work.

In addition to medicinal herbs and food ingredients, Shen Qian also brought enough hemostatic and bandaging materials this time so that he could save as many seriously injured patients as possible.

After making preparations, they did not waste a moment. Three carriages set out from the east of Anrong City and headed for their destination: the battlefield outside Qingyang City.

As the matter was urgent, she did not dare to delay and asked Wu Hen, who was leading the way, to go as fast as possible. The carriage was bumpy on the official road, and everyone was very uncomfortable, but they all endured it.

Shen Qian was very worried about the condition of his mother and sister, and was also concerned about the situation on the battlefield. He hadn't slept well for several days, and his complexion became worse and worse.

After a few days of bumpy ride on the road, they finally entered Linchuan Prefecture where Qingyang was.

When they were about to approach Qingyang's territory, the secret guard in charge of driving suddenly said, "Miss, there seems to be someone ahead."

Of course there were people on the road, but since the secret guard said so, they were certainly not ordinary passers-by. Shen Qian lifted the curtain of the car and looked over. He saw several wounded soldiers lying in a mess beside the official road. Their blood had dyed the weeds on the roadside red, and their painful groans could be heard from a distance.

"Is it the Beiyin Army?" Shen Qian asked.

The carriage approached, and Shen Qian heard Wu Hen say, "Miss, it's Chinese."

The carriage stopped and Shen Qian got off immediately, followed by Aying, Cuiliu, Meixiang and others.

There were probably more than a dozen wounded soldiers, who must have just escaped from the battlefield.

Chen Qian immediately ordered: "Aying, Cuiliu, immediately sort them according to the method I taught you before."

"Yes, Master."

Both of them received instruction from Shen Qian and learned some very scientific modern first aid concepts. When encountering multiple injured patients, they should classify them according to the severity of the injuries. This time they also made preparations in advance and wore ribbons of four colors.

Those who are seriously injured and need immediate rescue will wear a red ribbon, while those with more serious injuries who can be rescued later will wear a yellow ribbon.

Those who suffered minor injuries that were not fatal and could be treated last would wear a green ribbon, and those who were seriously injured and died would wear a black ribbon.

Cui Liu took only one look and said to A Ying, "I will classify and you will treat."

"Okay, Senior Sister."

Most of the injured people on the roadside were in urgent need of medical treatment, so Ah Ying was asked to go directly to rescue them because she was best at dealing with these external injuries.

Shen Qian instructed several maids, “Take out the gauze used to stop bleeding in the car.”

Then several people began to stop the bleeding of the wounded according to the severity of their injuries.

Shen Qian was in charge of a soldier with an arm wound that exposed the bone. He had fainted from the pain and looked pale. If he was not treated immediately, he would probably die soon.

Shen Qian inserted the silver needle into several acupuncture points with skillful techniques, and the wound on the arm stopped bleeding immediately. Then she quickly sutured the wound with needle and thread, and finally poured special gold wound medicine on the wounded soldier's wound and bandaged it with gauze.

Of course, this is not enough. He is seriously injured and needs medicine. However, they are still preparing to travel and cannot continue to take care of this group of patients. This treatment is already saving his life. As for the future, it all depends on his fate.

"Master, we need your help here." Aying's childish voice sounded.

Her current knowledge of acupuncture is just entry-level and not enough to handle more complicated situations.

Just as Shen Qian was about to stand up, the man next to the patient called her: "Miss, how is my brother's injury? Can he... still survive?"

He was asking about the wounded soldier that Shen Qian had just treated.

"He is no longer in danger of death, but it is not a good idea for you to just lie here. We passed a small town on the way here. When he wakes up, try to take him there. As long as he can survive the high fever, he can survive."

The man cupped his hands: "Thank you, young lady!"

Chen Qian then took over the patient from Aying, leaving Aying to bandage the wounds of other injured patients.

This group of wounded soldiers had just come back from the battlefield. Due to the fierce fighting and the fact that their team encountered the Wolf Cavalry, they were scattered and seriously injured. They barely escaped to this place and were no longer able to join up with the main force. They could only lie on the side of the road and wait to die.

Everyone felt that they were probably going to die, but they didn't expect that after getting off the carriage, these girls were well-trained and quickly sutured and bandaged their wounds. Especially the girl in lotus-colored clothes, who seemed to be the leader among them, was amazing with her silver needle skills. Some wounded soldiers who felt like they had one foot in the gate of hell felt like they were pulled back to the world after receiving her acupuncture.

After all the wounded had been treated, Shen Qian was very satisfied with the results. All the wounded were currently alive and their injuries were under control.

Shen Qian found the one with the least injuries and asked, "Who is your head coach?"

The man had been trained, so he naturally didn't want to reveal it easily, but he thought that if they didn't have the help of the girl in front of him, they would probably be dead or disabled.

"Our head coach is Gu Jingting." He finally spoke.

Shen Qian: “…”

Didn't she hear that the head coach was Gu Jingting instead of his elder brother Gu Jingxing?

Shen Qian looked at Wu Hen in astonishment. Wu Hen coughed uncomfortably and said in a low voice, "The Second Young Master did come this time. I was afraid that you might feel uncomfortable, so I didn't mention it."

Why was she uncomfortable? Wasn't Gu Jingting the ex-husband of her original body? He had nothing to do with her. But in this case, Shen Qian still felt uncomfortable when she thought about the possibility of meeting Gu Jingting. She asked Ling Yuan to take out the veil and she tied it on her face.

Wu Hen knew that he had concealed the truth and felt guilty. He said to Shen Qian, "I just asked, I'm afraid that the Second Young Master has fallen into a trap this time. I'm afraid that there will be more wounded soldiers in the military camp. Miss, let's set off quickly."

Shen Qian just said "hmm", showing no emotion.

Ling Yuan was Gu Jingxing's secret guard. When she received the task of protecting Shen Qian, she naturally heard that she was divorced by Gu Jingting.

Although it happened a year ago, Ling Yuan still feels so angry when she thinks about it.

I didn’t know what kind of person the girl was like before, but now that they have been together for such a long time, Ling Yuan feels that she is the best girl in the world. She looks cold but her heart is warm, and she can’t bear to see others suffer. Gu Jingting actually divorced such a good wife and married the princess.

He should have died on the battlefield.

"If other people see a girl like this, they won't be able to recognize her."

Ling Yuan comforted.

Seeing this, the other maids didn't understand why, so they didn't ask.

Cui Liu only mentioned: "Actually, we can all wear veils. Going in and out of the battlefield, we are all strangers and it is inconvenient. Wearing a veil is more convenient."

So several maids followed Shen Qian's example and put on veils, even little Aying put one on. Although she was not old enough to wear one, she had her own reasons: "When I was treating a wounded man just now, he saw that I was young and didn't want me to treat him. With a veil, others can't see my face and guess my age, so they won't look down on me because of me."

Everyone couldn't help but be amused by her and praised her for her great abilities despite her young age.

In fact, it was not that everyone said this on purpose to comfort her, but Aying specialized in trauma treatment, which was very practical on the battlefield. Apart from Chen Qian, she treated the most patients today.

Of course, Cui Liu is responsible for patient classification and post-processing, which is also very important. Giving acupuncture to the injured according to their conditions can relieve pain and infection caused by trauma.

This can save lives even when there is no medicine.

Although Ling Yuan, Mei Xiang and Su Yun have not formally studied medicine, they have been helping out in the clinic for such a long time that simple application of medicine and bandaging are not difficult for them.

Today is the first time for several girls to work together. I didn’t expect that everyone cooperated so well and they were all in a relaxed mood.

But this sense of relief could not last long. When the carriage finally arrived at the military camp outside Qingyang City, the girls were still stunned.

Only then did they truly experience the cruelty of the battlefield and the indiscriminate swords and arrows.