Chapter 46 Blood Transfusion
Aunt Liu's eyes darted around. "This... Miss, after all, it was I who discovered it."
"Aren't you referring to me?"
Jiang Wanning's voice was icy, "Ah Hai, are you sure you heard someone scream for help?"
Yu Hai nodded firmly, "I'm very sure, the two courtyards aren't far apart, I couldn't have misheard."
"That's good." Jiang Wan Ning glanced at Aunt Liu, her voice cold. "Don't worry, I will definitely investigate this matter thoroughly."
Aunt Liu felt uneasy under Jiang Wan Ning's gaze and subconsciously avoided her eyes.
Jiang Wan Ning's gaze shifted to Jiang Zheng. "Father, Ah Hai is my master."
“He was a highly skilled doctor. Because he didn’t like being called ‘Master,’ we treated him as a friend, and the child called him Ah Hai.”
“My mother knew about this, so I didn’t tell my father.”
"impossible!"
Aunt Liu roared, then immediately realized her mistake and softened her voice, "I meant Miss... Is this really not an excuse you made up?"
"This person is so young, yet he is a doctor, and his medical skills are superb."
"This...this isn't a joke, is it?"
"Who doesn't know that medicine is the most difficult skill to learn? To be proficient in medicine, one must be over fifty years old?"
"My lord, I am only thinking of the Marquis's mansion and the young lady. Please don't make another mistake."
Jiang Wan Ning said coldly, "Does Aunt mean that I have to admit he is an outsider I raised in the mansion for the good of the Marquis's mansion?"
"I... I certainly wouldn't dare, please don't misunderstand, Miss."
Jiang Wan Ning glared at Aunt Liu, "Father, the world is full of wonders."
"Whether Ahai's medical skills are good or not can be determined by having someone examine him."
"Besides, even if my daughter is stupid, she wouldn't be stupid enough to hide someone in the mansion."
Yu Hai echoed, "Yes, Miss Jiang and I have nothing between us."
"Words are no proof..." Aunt Liu whispered, "We will naturally believe it once it's said, but it remains to be seen whether the Prince will believe it."
Yu Hai looked at Yan Chuan.
I've also learned a bit about the history of the Eastern Ling Kingdom these past few days, and now I know just how high the status of this seemingly young prince really is.
"I wonder if I could examine this prince?" Yu Hai said, then realized it was inappropriate and explained, "I mean, take his pulse."
He majored in Western medicine, but he also knows traditional Chinese medicine.
"Your Highness, Ah Hai comes from another region, and his way of speaking and behaving is different from that of our Dongling."
"It was not meant to be disrespectful to you, Your Highness, please do not take offense."
"It's alright."
Pei Yanchuan stretched out his arm and rested it on the small table next to him.
Upon seeing this, Yu Hai stepped forward and extended three fingers to take the pulse.
"how?"
Seeing Yu Hai open his eyes, Jiang Wan Ning immediately asked.
Pei Yanchuan, on the other hand, seemed completely indifferent.
Yu Hai looked at Pei Yanchuan with a grave expression, "Does Your Highness often experience difficulty breathing, abdominal bloating, or even weakness in your limbs?"
"good."
His symptoms are obvious to anyone with a discerning eye; they are not a secret.
"Then it's pretty much a done deal."
"Can it be cured?" Jiang Wanning asked impatiently.
Yu Hai frowned. "If this disease were in our area, it could be easily cured."
"But the conditions here are limited, so I can't guarantee anything."
“Just tell me what you need,” Jiang Wanning said. “I will definitely cooperate with you.”
"Yes, my Dongling Kingdom is rich in resources. With a Marquis's mansion and a King's mansion, what can't we find?"
Aunt Liu said, "Why is it that it's harder to treat when we change locations?"
Upon hearing this, Jiang Zheng's expression turned grave. "Ningning, this matter..."
“Father, I believe him.” Jiang Wan Ning interrupted Jiang Zheng’s doubts. “I have seen A Hai’s medical skills.”
"If Father doesn't believe it, he can ask the imperial physician to try it."
Jiang Zheng saw that his daughter was so persistent, and that she was not usually a reckless person.
Furthermore, since the Prince of Langya didn't say anything, he remained silent.
Aunt Liu's hands, hidden in her sleeves, were clenched tightly, her nails almost piercing her palms.
However, his face showed concern. "Please don't be offended, Miss. The Marquis is just concerned about you."
Jiang Wan Ning didn't want to pay attention to Aunt Liu at the moment.
I only glanced at it briefly.
I'll deal with you later.
He looked at Yu Hai questioningly.
Yu Hai frankly said, "I remember you said that the prince was hit by a silver needle, and the silver needle was poisoned."
"The poison has invaded the blood vessels, and the only solution right now is a blood transfusion."
"What? A blood transfusion?" Aunt Liu exclaimed in horror, "Isn't this absurd?"
"Even I, a mere woman, know that if one's blood runs out, there is only one way out: death. So how can one change the blood?"
Besides, whose blood is used? Isn't this a life for a life?
"Amitabha! This method is truly too sinful."
"Shut up!" Jiang Wan Ning roared. "If she wants to worship Buddha, I'll personally take Auntie there later!"
Aunt Liu was startled, her entire back stiffening. "I...you..."
"If you say another word, I'll cut out your tongue."
This is the only time, in both her past and present lives, that Jiang Wan Ning has ever truly confronted Aunt Liu head-on.
Everyone present from the Marquis's residence was astonished.
Aunt Liu looked at Jiang Zheng with a wronged expression.
"You've been talking too much today," Jiang Zheng said, displeased.
Aunt Liu dared not continue to make trouble, and lowered her head, "Yes, I was wrong."
"Go on."
Yu Hai nodded. "This blood transfusion isn't actually that difficult, as long as you have the equipment."
"There's no need for a life to be exchanged for another. There are only a few blood types, so you just need to find a suitable blood type."
"If everyone takes a little, it won't kill anyone."
After Yu Hai finished speaking, everyone except Jiang Wan Ning looked on with suspicion.
“I know what I’m saying is different from what you’re talking about here, but Miss Jiang is my savior, and I won’t lie to her.”
Ignoring the attitudes of those around her, Jiang Wanning asked Yu Hai directly, "Where can I find that instrument you mentioned?"
Yu Hai pondered for a moment, then said, "I can draw it first."
Jiang Wan Ning nodded, then looked at Pei Yan Chuan. Before she could speak, Pei Yan Chuan said, "Since he is someone you trust."
"I certainly believe it."
"Thank you, Your Highness."
Jiang Wan Ning was deeply moved, feeling that being trusted unconditionally saved her from many unnecessary troubles.
“Miss, although the Prince trusts you, if something goes wrong in this matter, it could bring annihilation to the Marquis’s mansion.”
Aunt Liu looked worried.
These words struck a chord with Jiang Zheng.
Jiang Zheng frowned slightly. If something happened to the Prince of Langya, the Emperor would probably make the entire Marquis's mansion pay with its life.
He could not possibly entrust the future of the entire Marquis's mansion to a stranger.
Ningning handled this matter haphazardly.
Even if someone has saved your life, human nature is unpredictable.
"I think it's better to discuss this matter again."
Jiang Wan Ning knew her father's concerns, "Father, don't worry."
"Before giving the prince a blood transfusion, my daughter will give herself one first."
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