He rushed to the sink in the yard like a madman.

Beside the pool was a ceramic jar containing a transparent liquid with a slightly pungent odor, and next to it was a rough piece of soap.

Without thinking twice, Mu scooped up the liquid and poured it onto his hands, then grabbed the soap and scrubbed frantically!

"Splash!"

The sound of running water attracted a nurse in a blue uniform who was recording data nearby.

The nurse walked over with a frown, her tone reproachful.

"Hey! What's wrong with you?"

"Water and gold are very precious now! Use them sparingly!"

"We add alcohol to our soap, which can kill bacteria and disinfect. One wash is enough to get it clean! There's no need to waste it like this!"

Mu was taken aback by the reprimand and quickly stopped what he was doing, apologizing repeatedly.

"I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I was rude."

He raised his head, his face still pale, his eyes even somewhat unfocused.

The nurse noticed that he looked off and glanced again in the direction of the side room he had just come from.

Seemingly understanding something, he sighed, shook his head, and walked away.

Mu stood there, staring at his hands, which were red from being rubbed, his mind still replaying the terrifying image he had seen through the glasses.

At this moment, the young medicine boy also came out. Seeing his distraught appearance, he snorted.

"Do you believe me now?"

He pulled the still somewhat absent-minded Mu Ye back to the microscope in the side room.

"Come on, let's take another look!"

Mu was still shaken, but she did as she was told and placed her clean hands under the glass shards again.

He took a deep breath and, trembling, brought his eyes close to the peephole.

This time, the view through the lens was completely different.

Although the skin texture was still clearly visible, those tiny, wriggling worms that were originally densely packed...

Eight or nine out of ten have disappeared!

Only a few remain, but they're all motionless now...

The stark contrast was even more impactful than when I saw the countless insects earlier!

Mu was completely stunned.

He looked up, then down at his hands, and then at the microscope.

Finally, I looked at the little medicine boy with that "I knew it" expression on his face.

So those invisible and intangible viruses that can make people sick...

Does it really exist?!

This realization exploded in his mind like a thunderclap!

It shattered his medical knowledge built up over the past decade!

“I…” he murmured to himself, his eyes blank.

Who am I? What am I doing? What am I supposed to do?