Kent asked

This is medicine prescribed for you by an old Chinese medicine doctor.

"You should drink it quickly."

"Take it away quickly, it smells awful."

"That old Chinese medicine doctor said that if you don't drink this bowl, next time it will be two bowls. And they'll smell even worse than this. Besides, don't you want your body to get better sooner?"

Kent hesitated, but the medicine smelled awful.

He glanced at Jane's expression and knew he had to drink the medicine.

"Oh, and remember, not a single drop can be left."

Kent had no choice but to pick up the bowl and toss it in.

This medicine not only smells bad, but it's also very bitter.

It's like what Chinese people call Coptis chinensis.

Mandarin is now widely spoken, and many people can speak a few words of it.

He remembered a saying, and he remembered how it went.

It's like a mute eating bitter melon—unable to express their suffering.

Kent felt like throwing up, but he didn't dare.

In the end, he could only endure it and swallow it down.

He swallowed it.

At this moment, Yi Jiansi said, "By the way, I have some good news for you?"

"What good news?"

Kent's voice sounded a little hoarse; the medicine was just too awful to drink.

"The boss is here."

"What? What did you say?"

Kent thought there was something wrong with his hearing.

"Hey, the boss's here?"

"Where? Really? I need to see the boss."

With a "hiss".

Kent gasped.

I moved a bit too violently just now, and the wound is now excruciatingly painful.

"Calm down first. See the boss after you've recovered."

"No, I need to see the boss first."

Kent was like a little kid, he wouldn't give up until he got the candy.

"Then let me ask the boss if he wants to see you."

"Jane, tell me quickly, is the boss a man? How old is he? Is he the same as we guessed before?"

"You'll only know for sure when you see it for yourself; I'm not going to tell you."

"You've all met, why keep it a secret from me? Aren't we still brothers?"

"See for yourself."

After saying that, Janes left.

He had to go back to report, and while he was at it, he asked if the boss wanted to see Kent.

After hearing what Janet said about Kent's condition and considering his reaction earlier, Suya thought for a moment and decided to wait a few more days until Kent's wounds had healed a bit more before making a decision.

He is not easily agitated now.

This is bad for the wound.

Then they also asked Jensen to find a doctor and nurse to check on his wound.

Sure enough, the doctor found that Kent's wound was bleeding because he had been too excited.

Janes hadn't expected it to be so serious, and felt somewhat guilty.

I should have told Kent the news later.

Kent can't be blamed for this.

The chest wound is about 15 centimeters long, because the spleen is 12 centimeters in size. If the incision is too small, the location will be difficult to pinpoint.

So, with such a large wound, and Kent sitting up on his own while the nurse wasn't around.

It would be strange if the wound didn't break open and become grievous.

When Jensen saw Kent sit up, he assumed his wounds had healed.

I never expected Kent to be so willful.

After that, aside from delivering the medicine, Janet didn't say another word to Kent.

I drank the medicine for three consecutive days; it was even more bitter than Coptis chinensis.

Kent's wound is healing faster and faster, and his complexion is no longer as pale as before. He no longer feels pain when he exerts himself. So, he only needs to wait until the seventh day to have the stitches removed.

Over the past three days, with the help of the robot Xiao Dingdang, Su Ya has prepared several other medicinal ingredients.

They are all related to his condition.

This further accelerated the healing process of Kent's wound.

That's why I say traditional Chinese medicine is truly profound and extensive.

No one could have imagined that a person on the verge of death would soon be full of energy again.

Suya never got to see Kent.

Because she received a message from Bai Xiao in China.

The final exams are in two days, and these exams mean that the second-year high school students will be officially divided into different classes.

She had no choice but to take this exam.

Suya has been so busy these past few days that she almost forgot about the final exams at Kyoto No. 1 High School.

So all I could do was apologize to Kent.

Su Ya also learned from her conversation with Jian Yao that the auction was very successful. Although a set of a few pills only sold for tens of thousands of yuan, after a month, especially after the youngest buyer experienced the effects of using the pills, the value of these pills would be much higher.

Su Ya told Jian Yao to handle it herself.

I booked a flight for tonight, and it's first class.

Jian Yao reluctantly saw Su Ya off at the airport.

Of the others, Edward was away on a mission, and it was inconvenient for Jane to escort Suya.

In just a few days, the two got along like sisters.

The airport was crowded, and Jian Yao felt it inconvenient to call her "boss." She wanted to call her "Sister Ya," but Su Ya said that she was much younger than Jian Yao, so she should call her "Ya Ya."

"Ya Ya, who knows when we'll see each other again after you go back this time?"

"You're in Kyoto too, so we'll see each other soon."

That's true, but this time, I might have to stay in the illegal zone for a while?

"What's wrong?"

“Let me tell you, Ya Ya, you don’t know that among the cultural relics unearthed in the illegal zone this time, there are actually some from China.”

"From China?" Su Ya emphasized.

"Yes, you mean, how could there be Chinese cultural relics in an illegal area? Our teacher takes this very seriously. He's already booked his plane ticket and is coming soon."

Yes, usually when cultural relics from different countries are involved, the local authorities will notify the relevant countries, and the countries will send people to handle the matter.

"Then, let's keep in touch when we have time."

"Okay. Ya Ya, I'll send you a message, remember to reply!"

Suya smiled.

Then he waved to Jian Yao. He passed through security.

This is Suya's second month in Kyoto, but in this short time, Suya is no longer as indifferent as she was at the beginning.

She simply didn't realize it herself.

The flight back to Kyoto went smoothly, and I didn't run into Ye Qinchuan.

This time, the person next to me was an elderly man who was about 60 years old.

People of this age rarely fly by themselves anymore, but the old man seems quite healthy, so his family should be reassured.

But unexpectedly, after the plane arrived in Kyoto

Suya waited until everyone had disembarked before preparing to leave.

She didn't want to squeeze in with those people, but she didn't expect that the old man was also waiting to be the last to get off the plane.

So the two of them got off the plane one after the other.

The VIP lane leading from the plane to the airport exit was deserted and seemed unusually quiet.

Su Ya walked slowly, lost in thought as she went.

An elderly man carrying a suitcase who was walking in front of her suddenly fell down not far in front of her.

Su Ya rushed over to check on him and discovered that the old man had suffered a sudden cerebral hemorrhage.

Su Ya decisively took out a needle and gave the old man an acupuncture. Soon, the old man woke up.