"Impossible, absolutely impossible! He's in this state, and you're still saying he's faking it?" Cook was the first to shout.

He'd been feeling increasingly stifled each day, and he couldn't sit still any longer.

Although Yan Country is very fun and delicious, he felt he could live there for a long time without repeating the same things.

But... I still feel frustrated.

There are some things that you feel you can't buy even if you have money.

This makes people who are used to solving problems with money very unhappy.

To put it bluntly, Cook felt that he was rich and couldn't buy special treatment. He felt that he was the same as ordinary people in Yan who paid money and enjoyed the same things. He enjoyed the things, but he wasn't completely happy.

Judy and Warren had very pale faces, which made their skin appear to glow.

I was incredibly panicked; it all came out of my anxiety.

It was clearly stated before they came that taking that drug would stimulate the frenzied activity of the diseased cells, creating a "false" appearance of illness.

Of course, nobody's a fool; they know perfectly well whether it's an "illusion" or not.

However, they didn't care. Regardless of whether the matter succeeded or not, they already had a large sum of money in hand, and if they succeeded, they would receive an even more generous reward.

Neither of them were isolated individuals; their need for money was undoubtedly for someone in need, and they were willing to be test subjects.

However, their plan to make themselves "sick" seems to have failed!

Will there be any unexpected problems with the money I've already received?

So, while things were commotion in front of them, they were also brainstorming.

Thinking about how to get things back on track.

Meanwhile, the doctors were not having it. This was the most authoritative hospital in Furong City, and it was internationally renowned.

Even in the past, it was recognized internationally and ranked highly; in Yan Country, it was the only internationally recognized medical authority.

After Yan Kingdom developed, it became a priority supply point for all kinds of top medical achievements and the latest technologies. It was so busy every day that you had to make an appointment a month in advance.

Not only did these people have the opportunity to cut in line, but they also dared to question their abilities and medical skills.

"Where did this greenhorn come from? Doesn't he even know what kind of hospital this is?"

"Should we ask first before we speak?"

"What? You think we haven't investigated properly? Putting aside whether someone is sick or not, can't we even tell if they've developed symptoms?"

"If you have any objections or feel that something is wrong, you should immediately have your own medical team come and examine you. Tell us in advance what equipment you need, and our hospital will provide it."

"If you're still not comfortable with this, you can bring your own equipment..."

Five or six doctors were assigned to handle just two patients. Despite prior arrangements, it still felt like making a mountain out of a molehill; they were just being fussy.

If they didn't want to know what methods the other party used to induce the diseased cells, they wouldn't have time to play around with these foreigners.

However, compared to the methods that induce diseased cells, they found the methods to stop all of this even more amazing, after all, destruction is much harder than protection!

Does this mean that this method is actually a form of treatment?

In other words, it can suppress the outbreak of diseased cells, giving patients more time to wait for treatment.

Before the advent of effective drugs, this method would have been nothing short of miraculous and would have been of great research value.

Even though there are now effective drugs for treatment, the management is very strict. Records must be kept and procedures must be followed. This is something that cannot be seen in places like hospitals.

If someone falls ill outside, they will need emergency medical assistance.

Of course, now is not the time to talk about this, and they are unaware that this thing has side effects.

Besides, if there really are side effects, isn't that something that needs to be researched, not something that can be used directly?

The doctors seemed to be in a real rush, pushing the schedule to its maximum and pushing things to the very last step.

This left Cook and his team speechless, as they were prepared to use all their persuasive skills.

Apart from the unsuspecting people accompanying him, everyone looked at the doctor with suspicion, wondering if they had been discovered.

For a moment, I didn't know what to do.

When Meng Xiu and Peter arrived, this was the strange scene they encountered.

Meng Xiu: ...That's pretty fast!

The doctor knew nothing about it; he simply found these people troublesome and wanted to resolve the situation quickly.

If you don't trust them, then you should at least trust your own people!

Peter: ...He just wasn't watching for a second, and something weird happened?

So with such limited spots, why not send some capable people?

People who indulge in hedonism are ridiculous; they can't get anything done and are just a hindrance.

Peter was exhausted, but he couldn't muster the energy to deal with it, and then he realized that something seemed wrong.

It might be somewhat different from what they planned.

I just don't know how bad it is?

Peter glanced around and realized that the doctors hadn't guessed anything; they were genuinely annoyed by them. He felt a pang of heartache and had no choice but to step in and act as a peacemaker.

The conversation eventually turned to treatment, with the doctor insisting that while the two individuals might be ill, they were not actually showing symptoms.

Peter frowned, but could only agree to have one of his own people make the diagnosis.

However, even if we set off immediately, it would take more than a day to get from the United States to Yan.

Furthermore, carrying specialized equipment and medications requires customs inspection, which wastes a lot of time.

As for the people in Yan's medical community... they weren't important before, and few were assigned to them. Later, Yan's medical community suddenly exploded, so the industry was thoroughly investigated. Not to mention spies and those with ulterior motives, some of those who were just coasting along were all removed.

Let alone whether they still have anyone in the industry, it's not worth exposing them for such a trivial matter.

Therefore, video calling was ultimately chosen as the mode.

The cameras were fixed in place, and several were set up to ensure that there was an overlapping field of view throughout the examination room, but without any blind spots.

Their own doctors were watching the Yan doctor's procedure on the screen, many pairs of eyes wide open, to make sure there were no problems.

Yan Guo doctor: ...As expected, I knew this group of people would be troublesome when I received them before, humph.

Fortunately, they didn't actually fake it; they were just doing it again.

They also abandoned the unique testing methods of Yan Country and used internationally accepted methods. Not only would they be monitored and tested, but they would also be questioned and asked to give various explanations. If they had to do it, they would quit.

After all, Yan Kingdom has its own unique methods. The other party can simply say that it has not been notarized and is not recognized worldwide to deny everything.

In reality, Yan's methods would be more precise and rigorous.

If Yan's inspection methods are all sound, then internationally recognized methods must be flawless. Therefore, they can confidently and boldly use international methods.

After a series of examinations... Judy and Warren were the most despondent.

To ensure the blood is fresh and has not been tampered with, they have to have their blood drawn again.

Whether or not they can withstand such a thing is none of the foreign delegation's concern; there's no need for the doctors from Yan to overstep their bounds.

The nurse wielded the syringe with lightning speed and precision, drawing blood that didn't actually hurt at all; it just made Judy and Warren even paler.