At the start, I tricked the school beauty, and ended up with twins? Chapter 494: 463: The Current Situation in the Refugee Camp

Chapter 494: Chapter 463: The Current Situation in the Refugee Camp

It was only when Gu Yu truly imrsed himself in the door-to-door registration work, walking through the streets and alleys, that he understood the difficulties Jitar had spoken of.

“Damn! Walking is tough; communicating is tough; even making a run for it is tough…”

Gu Yu, with a small notebook in hand, patted the dust off his protective suit, his head drenched in sweat.

He felt ashad when he thought about what had just happened; he never imagined that one day he would be chased down half an alley by a dog.

The whole thing started because he noticed a hut with lights still on and decided to knock on the door to see if the inhabitants had registered.

But when the door opened, out ca a dog, skinny but unusually ferocious.

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It didn’t even bark before lunging at him. Luckily, he reacted quickly and dodged it, or the canine would have gone straight for his throat.

It’s not that he couldn’t handle the skinny canine; with his Sanda fighting skills, it would only take a couple of moves to subdue the animal.

However, he worried that in the process of fighting, his protective suit might tear, and since it was soone else’s dog, killing it might bring trouble from its owner.

Here, one must be cautious with every action, more fearful of inciting the refugees’ wrath than the disease itself.

“Are you a doctor from the Red Cross team?”

Just as Gu Yu caught his breath, he heard a voice behind him, speaking in unintelligible gibberish.

“I don’t understand what you an,” Gu Yu turned around and saw a young man, so he quickly tried to explain using hand gestures.

The young man looked puzzled because he too couldn’t understand what Gu Yu was saying, but Gu Yu’s gestures were easy to understand; it ant he didn’t understand.

He fell silent.

Just when Gu Yu thought the young man had given up on communicating due to the language barrier, the youth suddenly spoke again, this ti in Bengali.

“Hello, my family mber is sick. Are you a doctor from the Red Cross? My family needs support,” the young man enunciated each word, asking Gu Yu and the others again.

This ti, Gu Yu, who had so basic understanding of Bengali, finally grasped what the young man was saying.

The young man had seen him wearing a white coat and had co out to seek help.

“I am, actually the registration officer for disease control in this area. If there is a problem with your family, you can request our assistance,” Gu Yu answered in Huaxia, still accompanying his words with gestures for the boy to understand.

Seeing Gu Yu acknowledging that he’s a doctor from the Red Cross through his gestures, the young man’s expression imdiately showed relief and joy.

Without further ado, he grabbed Gu Yu’s arm and pulled him towards an alley on the right.

Looking into the dark alley, Gu Yu didn’t really take a few steps. Given the chaotic environnt of the refugee camp, it was natural for him to be cautious before agreeing to go to the “ho” of a stranger.

If he was not careful, the next ti he woke up he might find himself on an operating table, his kidneys gone.

“Stop! Tell your na and address, and I will go there later with my fellow doctors and companions.”

Feeling the great inconvenience of communication, Gu Yu still chose to exchange for a basic Bengali language communication skill package at the Check-in Points for five hundred points.

Though it was only at the level of an elentary school graduate, it sufficed for simple daily communication.

The urgency in the young man’s actions ceased; he hadn’t expected Gu Yu to speak Bengali, but Gu Yu’s proficiency in Bengali was comparable to his own.

Both were on equal footing.

“I’m Ez, from the settlent at West District number 67… Please hurry over for support, both my mother and father have a fever,” Ez articulated haltingly using the Bengali he knew.

“Both your parents have a fever? Are they running a temperature?”

Gu Yu’s expression froze for a mont, and he inwardly exclaid that sothing was amiss.

Certainly, they hadn’t both contracted dengue fever!?

“Hurry, take there!” Guessed the possible outco, Gu Yu urged Ez to take him over.

Ez had already been extrely anxious, and when he saw that this doctor was willing to go with him to his ho, a look of joy imdiately appeared on his face.

He had walked half a block before he found such a doctor.

There used to be a doctor who had fled to the West District, but a few days ago, he drowned in a swamp while going out to treat soone.

Having heard that there was a charitable Red Cross Hospital in the central district, he thought to try his luck there.

And he did indeed encounter a doctor with a Red Cross armband on his arm.

“Follow ,” Ez motioned to Gu Yu, then hurriedly led the way for him.

“Yu, should I co with you?”

anwhile, Lin Xinyue ca over from another alley, followed by a fully ard soldier.

“No need, you help arrange two stretchers at the camp, we might have patients later,” Gu Yu waved his hand and instructed the soldier beside Lin Xinyue, “Zhen, I entrust you with Xinyue’s safety.”

Wang Zhen didn’t speak, but saluted Gu Yu with his left hand while holding his gun in the right.

Gu Yu nodded and then, under Lin Xinyue’s worried gaze, turned and followed Ez into the West District.

“Yu won’t run into any danger, will he?”

Lin Xinyue asked Wang Zhen, who was protecting her.

“Uh… Yu is so skilled that even our captain can only fight him to a draw, unless soone uses firearms, it’s basically impossible for anyone here to pose a threat to Yu,” Wang Zhen said in a muffled voice behind his bulletproof mask.

“Alright, let’s hurry to the camp, then!”

Recalling Gu Yu’s previous performance in the combat room of the Ark, Lin Xinyue finally felt slightly relieved.

With Gu Yu’s skills, normal people indeed couldn’t threaten him.

Since that was the case, she had nothing to worry about and hurried to arrange what Gu Yu had just ntioned.

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Centred around the Red Cross dical Aid Center, the four major areas radiating outwards were the East, South, West, and North Districts.

The North and South Districts, because they were connected by a thoroughfare, often had Bangladesh patrols coming through, so the public order there was much better compared to the East and West Districts.

Especially the West District, it was said that its original founders were from a gang.

Although Bangladesh took asures to maintain public order by eliminating this gang’s base, the scattered low-level gang mbers had spread into every corner of the West District.

So gathered together to form small violent gangs and staked out a small area as their territory.

Others road the West District in groups of two or three, acting violently and oppressively.

Therefore, the West District was also known as a place of chaos.

Ez’s ho was located here.

“Aren’t we there yet?” After following Ez for nearly fifteen minutes, they hadn’t reached their destination.

Gu Yu couldn’t help but ask.

They had already gone quite deep into the area, and the people around didn’t seem easy to deal with, with feelings of exclusion apparent from their eyes.

He was worried about attracting unnecessary trouble.

“We’re almost there, just up ahead!”

Ez quickly pointed at a collapsed bungalow in front of them.