Hearing this, Yuan Sheng felt a little complicated.
Xu Bo, who had just walked in, smiled and said, "Aunt Yuan, you're not mistaken."
"What?" The original mother, who was rubbing her eyes, looked at Xu Bo hurriedly: "Xiao Xu, what do you mean by this? What do you mean I didn't see it wrong? Could it be, could it be..."
When she thought of this, the original mother's heartbeat quickened.
"Just as you thought, we just checked upstairs, and our severed limb is a little longer than our initial measurements." As he spoke, Xu Bo pinched the distance with his fingers: "About two or three millimeters."
"But the doctor said that as long as we get through the first few growing pains, once the bones in our legs have grown in, the growth rate will accelerate. Maybe within three or four months, both of our legs will grow back!"
"Really!" Yuan Mu said in surprise, "It only takes three or four months for legs to grow!"
In comparison, Yuan Sheng had been amputated for five or six years, but only three or four months was like a blink of an eye for his mother, not worth mentioning at all.
"Yes, that's what the doctor said." Xu Bo thought of the data he had just collected upstairs. Even though he was still a little weak from the growing pains, he was still excited. "Besides, this is because we have amputated a lot of limbs. Those who have retained most of their limbs may be able to recover in less than three or four months."
"Really? That's great!" Yuan's mother was so excited at this moment.
She hurriedly held Yuan Sheng's hand and excitedly said to him, "My dear, did you hear that? Your leg will be healed in three or four months!"
Of course Yuan Sheng heard it. Not only that, he also showed him the report that the doctor had issued when he examined him.
But precisely because of this, Yuan Sheng found it hard to accept and began to doubt his life.
After all, he always thought that the military hospital had been deceived, which was why he believed that a Chinese herbal ointment developed by an Internet celebrity pharmacy could have the effect of regenerating severed fingers.
But now...
Having clearly felt the pain of growing muscles and bones for two consecutive nights, Yuan Sheng no longer knew whether he should continue to doubt it.
Because he himself began to doubt whether the ointment was really effective.
Yuan Sheng, who was beginning to waver, looked at his leg. Ever since his amputation, he had looked at it, pinched it with his hands, or hammered it countless times when he was sleepless or alone, to make sure he was not dreaming and that his leg was really amputated.
For this reason, no one knows better than him what his legs look like, how many scars there are, how many stitches he has, and which parts are bulging or sunken. He knows it all.
But during these two days, Yuan Sheng could feel the changes in his legs every time he had growing pains. The feeling of being torn apart, reorganized, and regenerated made him begin to waver. He thought that the bone-breaking and muscle-regenerating ointment might really be able to restore his body to health.
If Yuan Sheng was just beginning to waver, then Qiu Luo firmly believed that the bone-breaking and muscle-regenerating ointment could really make his broken hand grow back.
Especially when he saw that there were a few more palm lines on the part of the broken palm, Qiu Luo was overjoyed and used his mobile phone to take pictures of the changes in the broken palm every day after the growing pains.
Comparing them one by one, although the change was only three or four millimeters every day, for him, it was the beginning of a new life.
Moreover, Qiu Luo had already seen the X-ray of the hand bones. Those metacarpal bones, now only the size of rice grains, made Qiu Luo extremely happy every time he looked at them...
While the patients who were testing the drug saw more or less changes in their severed limbs, Song Tiantian and others, who had already had breakfast, were putting on non-slip boots, carrying a small backpack, a small hoe and a small shovel, and preparing to go up the mountain to pick mushrooms.
Xu Qi, Lu Chuanbei and others also brought some seasonings, planning to have a picnic in the mountains at noon today using local ingredients.
After leaving the courtyard, Song Tiantian and the others went straight into the woods. In the pine forest that Song Tiantian had originally cleared, a lot of mushrooms grew one after another.
The fresh and juicy mushrooms poke their round bodies out from the dead leaves and fallen grass. Their delicate and pretty appearance makes people happy at the first sight.
Matsutake, Acanthopanax, Trichoderma, Porcini, Cep, Oyster Mushroom, Hazel Mushroom, Morel and rare Hericium erinaceus etc.
[I've learned a lot! I didn't know mushrooms have so many different qualities.]
[Can I say that the mushrooms I've known in my life are not as many as those that appeared in the live broadcast room? ]
I'm different. Aside from the most expensive matsutake mushrooms, I doubt anything else is edible even if it's placed in front of me... So, I only deserve to eat what's sold in the wet market and supermarket. QAQ
So, are we watching some kind of Changbai Mountain mushroom conference?
[Hahaha, it really is a mushroom gathering. And I don't think there's anywhere else with this much variety of mushrooms besides Yunnan, right?]
When I think of mushrooms in Yunnan, I remember how every year people there end up in the hospital after seeing little people... And what's even scarier is that after seeing the little people and being discharged, these people actually think it wasn't the mushrooms that were to blame, but that they weren't cooked properly, and so they end up in the hospital again after eating them...
[That's right. Yunnan people never think that going to the hospital is because of the mushrooms. Instead, they blame themselves for not cooking them well enough, or not adding enough garlic, or drinking too much alcohol, or not using enough oil in the wok, or being crawled on by a snake. In any case, it's not because of the mushrooms.]
[Hahaha, that's right. Yunnan people's love for mushrooms has reached the point of obsession, and they simply can't bear to part with them. Even if they end up in the hospital ten times, they'll just think it's bad luck, not the mushrooms.]
[The green elf is so cute, and it can be so adorable.]
[Pfft... You guys are trying to make me laugh to death this early in the morning, right?]
When everyone suddenly started to discuss the Yunnan people's boundless love for mushrooms, Song Tiantian and the others had already found mushrooms near a hornet's nest.
As soon as they arrived here, Xie Qiumu reminded them not to get close to the hornet's nest.
He Xuebin looked curiously towards the location of the hornet's nest: "Where is it? Why don't I see any hornet's nest?"
"It's stuck to the rock wall." Xie Qiaomu pointed at the piece of rock that had spitted out from the rock wall and had merged with it. "That's the part that protrudes out there."
"The protruding part?" He Xuebin looked in the direction he pointed. When he saw the huge rock that was almost as tall as a person, He Xuebin couldn't help but gasp: "Oh my God, such a big piece is full of hornets' nests?"
Xie Qiaomu nodded. "Yes, this hornet's nest has been there since I first had my memory. It's probably been there for about thirty years now."
"It's such a big hornet's nest, haven't you thought about poking it?" He Xuebin couldn't imagine that such a huge hidden danger was left on the mountain near the village.
"We do dig it, but every time we dig it, it won't take long before the wasps take over and build a new nest. We've gotten used to it over time."
Xie Qiaomu said, glancing at the hornet's nest. "Although there won't be any accidents as long as you don't provoke the hornets here, just in case, you still have to avoid that place when you're looking for mushrooms."
"Don't worry, we will definitely not go there." He Xuebin didn't want any accidents to happen. If that happened, they would really end up like the Sakura Country expedition team, who were stung beyond recognition and still have no news.
"Then there will be no problem in other places." After Xie Qiumu said this, he let them move freely.
When Song Tiantian was leaving here, she subconsciously looked at the hornet's nest. For some reason, she always felt that there was something here attracting her.
However, when she thought of the fighting power of these hornets, the little girl quickly retracted her gaze and ran towards the woods on the side.
As soon as they entered the woods, Song Tiantian and the others heard the sound of flowing river. Following the sound, they saw a clear river gurgling downstream. Looking closely, they could even see fish swimming in the river.
Seeing this, fishing enthusiast Xu Qi felt itchy: "There are still fish in this river. Why don't we have a picnic here at noon? Maybe we can catch a few fish to try."
"Fishing?" Lu Chuanbei glanced to the side: "But we don't have any fishing rods."
“If you don’t have a fishing rod, there are other ways to fish. Besides, if all else fails, you can always use a bamboo basket to catch the fish online.” In short, in one sentence, no matter what, he was determined to catch the fish.
He Xuebin was also a little eager to try: "I think it's okay. It just so happens that we haven't eaten fish for so many days. Today is a good time to have some meat."
"Okay, let's have a picnic here at noon today." As he said that, Xu Qi hurriedly shouted to Xu Anjia and He Jingnian who were running into the woods, "Jiajia, Nian Nian, don't run too far. We'll have a picnic here by the river at noon!"
"Okay, let's look for mushrooms here and not go too far!" Xu Anjia, who was happily picking mushrooms, replied hurriedly, and continued to follow He Jingnian to find a mushroom each. She found a mushroom and started comparing them with each other.
The guide behind them was keeping an eye on them all the time, fearing that the two little guys might accidentally pick some poisonous mushrooms.
Fortunately, the two little guys had good memories. As long as the guide reminded them which kind of mushrooms they shouldn't pick, the next time they encountered them, they would avoid those wild mushrooms and look for ones they knew...
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