Chapter 288
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Seeing that Zhao Tang had quickly stabilized his mind and his natural power output had also become stable, Qiu Yu felt relieved and turned around to assign tasks to the remaining nine students from the Light Academy. At this moment, the students from the Light Academy were already lined up in the aisle beside the bed. Qiu Yu looked at them and said,
"Once Zhao Tang has used half of his innate power, the rest of you will take his place according to the order in which you are standing. I will be there to provide guidance throughout the entire process. This student's life is now in your hands!"
After Qiu Yu finished speaking, the students of the Light Academy consciously lined up in an orderly manner. This was a relay of life. As light therapists, they could be arrogant and proud, but they could not despise life and watch people die without helping.
Fighting for life in the hands of the god of death consumed an unusual amount of their innate power. Zhao Tang used up half of his innate power in just five minutes, while other students from the School of Light were even faster, taking only one or two minutes. With such a consumption rate, they had no time to recover.
"Senior, is it very difficult for the patient to... overcome the precursors of gene collapse syndrome by himself? This is not a solution. I have read a book on light therapy theory, which proposed a hypothesis..." Zhao Tang leaned against the wall with a grim face. The second round of talent consumption was too great, making him dizzy and swollen, but he could not care less at the moment.
"It's the book 'Ideal Light Therapy Theory', written by Master He Li. The hypothesis proposed in the book is that light can intervene and guide patients with gene collapse syndrome to overcome the precursors of gene collapse. But Zhao Tang, Master He Li never succeeded in this hypothesis until his death, and until now, it is still just a hypothesis. The results of many experiments have proved that light intervention in genes will only make the situation worse and accelerate the death of patients." Qiu Yu interrupted Zhao Tang and continued.
"What should we do? We just watch..." Zhao Tang felt a little breathless.
Qiu Yu: "We can only try our best to drag it out until we can no longer hold on."
Qiu Yu looked at the young life on the bed, straightened up, patted Zhao Tang's shoulder and walked forward.
The last student could no longer hold on, but the person on the bed was still vomiting blood. The bloody tissues in the trash can beside the bed had overflowed and were scattered on the ground... His condition did not improve at all.
Qiu Yu took it from the last student. After forty minutes, his innate power had only recovered a little, but he could still hold on.
"Carter, you have to hold on! Don't give up! Carter! You can't die, you must live!!" Shangguan Yu's hands were covered in blood. He half-knelt beside the bed, wiping the blood for Carter, holding Carter's hand and calling his name, his expression almost collapsed.
"Yes, hold on to the end, except us. I remember when we had a conflict with the Imperial United University that day, they said they also had light healers. Now it’s good if we can hold on a little longer. I will go find them!" Zhao Tang muttered to himself, then stood up and rushed out of the tent, knocking on Bowen's door.
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The door was knocked for a long time before Mu Jiao noticed it when she stood up and turned her head.
"Team leader, I'm sorry... Sorry, it's too noisy outside and I plugged my ears. What happened? Come in and talk." As soon as the door was opened, the cold air hit her in the face. Looking at Bowen and others outside the house, Mu Jiao tremblingly made way and wanted to invite them in to talk.
It was so cold outside that she could hardly stand standing at the door.
"There's no time, Mu Jiao. Someone really needs your help right now." Before Bowen could say anything, Zhao Tang, who had followed, had already pulled Mu Jiao out. With an anxious look on his face, he quickly took Mu Jiao to another tent in the distance.
The whole process took less than half a minute for Mu Jiao to get from her tent to another tent. If it weren't for her limbs that were almost frozen, she would have felt like she was dreaming.
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