"Seeing the Commander-in-Chief is the most important thing!" Dean Fang said. "Xiao Yan, Xiao Qin, come with me."

Bai Yan and Xiao Qin nodded. As they passed by Advisor Shen, she could clearly see a hint of hostility in his eyes out of the corner of her eye.

The group quickly arrived at Xu Shengtian's camp, where the stench of blood immediately wafted out.

As soon as Bai Yan entered, she saw the person lying on a simple bed. Under the bed was a rough aluminum basin containing bandages stained with blood.

His eyes were closed, and his once handsome face looked excessively haggard due to excessive blood loss.

"Dean, you've arrived!" The nurse who was treating Xu Shengtian's wounds inside stood up.

"How is the commander?" Dean Fang asked.

The nurse's face was grim: "The commander-in-chief has been shot, near his chest. Dr. Xu and his team dare not perform this kind of surgery."

Bai Yan walked over quickly, about to lift his clothes to take a closer look at his position.

The person lying on the bed suddenly woke up, his sharp tiger eyes looking at Bai Yan warily, and his hand also restrained her hand.

His eyes, which had been filled with the wariness of a wild beast, changed instantly upon seeing who it was: "It's you..." They found her?

"Don't move." Bai Yan placed her hand on his arm. "You're injured, you can't move, just lie down."

Xu Shengtian's body stiffened; she simply stopped moving.

"Let me check the location of your gunshot wound first, so we can perform surgery later to remove the bullet."

Her tone was soft and gentle. Xu Shengtian looked into her dark eyes and, for some reason, nodded: "Okay."

Dean Fang glanced at Xu Shengtian with some surprise. This commander had a fiery temper and was a rogue soldier who hated taking orders.

"The gunshot wound was less than half a finger joint away from the heart," Bai Yan said in a low voice.

Dean Fang's thoughts returned instantly. No wonder others dared not perform the surgery. Surgery so close to the heart could be fatal if an accident occurred during the procedure.

He was the only one in the entire hospital who had ever succeeded, but even that was a low success rate.