Chapter 343: Twists and Turns

The next morning.

Lin Yiyi reluctantly accepted the transfer from her superior. She was afraid that Zhao Sheng would be anxious when he came to see her at noon and didn't see her, so she asked Huang Youming to help convey a message before leaving.

The military district medical team is not far from the medical teams in various cities, but they are divided into different areas and the supervision is much stricter.

When we arrived at the site, we found that there were quite a few people on secondment, with people from various medical teams, totaling 15 people.

Fortunately, the military medical team was not far from where Zhao Sheng was delivering the goods, so she could go to where he parked his car at noon and wait for him in advance.

However, before she could feel secretly happy for long, Lin Yiyi discovered something strange.

After their names were called, they stayed on standby without any accommodation arranged for them. The medical teams were all in the same area and not far from each other. If they were arranged to work in the military medical team, there would be no need to transfer them here.

After waiting there for half an hour, they were arranged to take a truck to another place. Lin Yiyi's premonition came true and she almost cried on the spot.

No one answered questions along the way, and the nurses on the bus didn't know the specific destination. Everyone was temporarily assigned to this job.

The car was full of people and medical supplies. It was hot and stuffy, and we bumped around to a ruin of reinforced concrete.

The ground was littered with wounded people lying in all directions, and the makeshift sheds on both sides were also crowded with people.

When we arrived at the military tent stationing area, a middle-aged female doctor took out a list and called out names. Then she quickly assigned tasks. Two people were assigned to a group to rescue the wounded who did not need surgery and were not in danger of life.

If the number of people is odd, there will definitely be one person in the solo group.

Apart from knowing the last names of the two female nurses in her medical team, Lin Yiyi didn't know any of the other female nurses.

So she was lucky enough to be in that solo group.

There were a large number of injured people in Huai County, most of whom were miners who were rescued from nearby areas and injured people in towns and villages who were unable to get a number of numbers and were waiting for treatment.

Wearing a mask and gloves, Lin Yiyi picked up her medicine box and followed the team to the relief point to provide medical treatment.

There is a small "stall" in each group, with a long queue behind it.

Cleaning, removing pus, rinsing with saline, applying medicine and bandaging, most of the wounded also need to receive two or more stitches.

The process was quite violent and tragic.

It takes seven or eight hours to drink a bowl of boiled Chinese herbal anesthesia medicine, and there is not enough medicinal materials. Unless it is a major surgery, ordinary injuries have to be endured.

When it was the turn of a young female comrade, she was so scared that she started crying when she heard that she needed stitches.

Lin Yiyi understood her feelings, but she didn't have the energy to coax or persuade her. There were hundreds of people queuing behind her, all of them enduring the pain and queuing in the sun. It was impossible to do any ideological work for each of them one by one.

Human nature is so strange. If you really try to persuade her with kind words, she will become more and more demanding and get more and more excited.

On the contrary, the effect is exceptionally good.

Lin Yiyi's face was mostly covered by a mask, and she acted cold and heartless, with no medical ethics at all. "Comrade, if you want to cry, go to the side first, and don't delay the treatment of the comrades behind you."

The young lesbian looked aggrieved, "Why are you like this? Can't I cry just because I'm afraid of the pain?"

Lin Yiyi said coldly, "Next one."

"How can you be so cruel? You're a doctor after all." The young female comrade stopped crying and a look of anger appeared on her face.

Lin Yiyi felt secretly happy when she was said to be a doctor.

The one who was working more seriously was helping a middle-aged man behind him to check the wound on his forehead. The bleeding had stopped and a piece of skin had been scraped off.

Doctor Lin said cheerfully, "The cleaning may be a little painful and may cause some bleeding, comrade, just bear with it."

I cleaned off the dust marks on the edge without picking open the blood scab, applied a layer of medical powder, bandaged it, and gave him two anti-inflammatory pills to take for two days.

As soon as the middle-aged man left, the young lesbian sat down on the stool without saying anything more.

The doctor said she had to endure the pain while the stitches were stitched.

But it didn't hurt as much as she had imagined. She thought it was like sewing clothes with a needle going through them one by one.

Unexpectedly, they just picked up a thin layer of skin and hooked a needle on the surface. Without bleeding, they pulled the two sides of the wound together and tied them up.

Lin Yiyi tried to sew as few stitches as possible and moved quickly. It would have been really painful without ether anesthesia.

"Okay, the stitches will be removed in seven days, and you will take three anti-inflammatory pills and one pain pill per day."

Lin Yiyi has mastered the skill of threading a needle among these injured patients. She practices one hundred to eighty times every day in the morning and afternoon. Her skills have improved by leaps and bounds and become more and more sophisticated.

She endured until noon, but because there was no one to take over her shift, she had to stop seeing patients.

I went to the medical team's tent and received two steamed buns and half a lunch box of hot water.

Wearing two long-sleeved shirts and a cotton mask, Lin Yiyi worked as "Doctor" for the whole morning in a hot and stuffy environment. She was so hungry that her eyes were dizzy. She hid in a corner and took out the dried shrimps from her white coat bag to eat.

She really couldn't chew the steamed bread. It was so cold and dry that it made a banging sound when thrown on the lid of the lunch box.

Almost like a stone.

But there was nothing to eat here, so I could only soak the steamed bread in boiling water and wait until it became soft before eating. Of course, the bran inside would also be soaked, making it even more irritating to the throat.

Her luck was really bad; she was the one assigned to the position.

Lin Yiyi really wants her cousin's lunch now, but Zhao Sheng has no idea that she is in Huai County, another disaster area, and it is impossible for him to come to find her.

Because Huang Youming only knew that she was transferred by the military medical team, but had no idea where she went. He didn't know, and Zhao Sheng certainly had no way of knowing either.

Around noon.

Zhao Sheng carried his bag and went to the medical center as usual, but did not see Lin Yiyi waiting for him, so he anxiously found his friend to ask about the situation.

Upon hearing that Lin Yiyi had been transferred, Zhao Sheng frowned so hard that he could kill a mosquito. He gave two corn buns to Huang Youming and asked him to help find out the specific location.

Since Lin Yiyi was not in the Ze County medical team, Zhao Sheng returned to the parking lot. The weather was hot and the food would easily go sour after it cooled down.

I finished my meal in the car and started thinking about things.

Before leaving the suburbs, Zhao Sheng went to the Ze County medical team again, but still failed to find out any specific information, so he had to rush back to Ze County to hand over his work.

She was transferred by the superior military region, and her location was unknown but her safety was definitely guaranteed. If there was no other way, he could only resort to a stupid method.

When Zhao Sheng was walking towards the staff quarters, he was stopped by an old man at the gate and told that there was a phone call from home.

Seeing that it was getting late and he couldn't return the call, he could only wait until tomorrow.

The next morning, Zhao Sheng packed up and drove to the water plant in the suburbs of Wu City. After finishing his work, he went to the medical center, but there was still no news from Lin Yiyi.

After thinking about the scope of the earthquake zone and combining it with the news of the military medical station, Zhao Sheng drove directly to Huai County, the second largest disaster area.

Facts proved that the analysis was correct. He did meet Lin Yiyi here, but he did not bring any food today.

Lin Yiyi looked at the man who appeared, and her eyes suddenly curved into crescents. When she saw him approaching without a backpack, the roar of hunger in her stomach started again.

"Comrade Zhao, you're here. Have you eaten yet? Comrade Lin hasn't eaten yet."

The man's eyes fell on her face, and he calmed down. He smiled and coaxed her: "Comrade Zhao will bring you food later, just bear with it for now."

"Okay, then I'll get to work first. Comrade Zhao, please drive carefully." Surrounded by people queuing up to see their injured, Lin Yiyi spoke seriously without acting coquettishly.

It takes about 4 hours to go back and forth from Huai County to Xiushui Town. There are earthquake-stricken areas nearby and it is difficult to get food.

Thinking of the forest he saw when he came here, Zhao Sheng set his sights on it, found a place to park the car, and went into the mountains to trap pheasants.

He set six traps in a row and waited for almost an hour but there was no movement. Zhao Sheng was afraid that Lin Yiyi would be hungry, so he went to a farmer's house at the foot of the mountain to exchange her for two crisp cucumbers.

When we returned to the mountains and set traps again, we still found nothing.

It's not easy to catch the fish without bait.

Zhao Sheng frowned as he looked at the two crisp cucumbers in his hand...