The two quickly checked over Ji Lingkong’s wounds, with many small cuts made by fragnts.
The largest injury was on his shoulder, where a nearly ten-centiter-long piece of explosive shrapnel had penetrated deep into his scapula. The wound was deep and large, with the fragnt still inside, and the wound had turned purple from blood contamination.
"The officer has likely lost too much blood from this wound and remains unconscious. We need to get him back for surgery as soon as possible, or else it could easily beco infected," Jiang Yang also beca anxious.
The injury isn’t fatal, as it hasn’t hit any internal organs, but if it gets infected and treatnt is not received in ti, it will be deadly.
Yiyi’s face turned pale. She quickly cleaned his wound, quickly took out so prepared anti-inflammatory dicine from the backpack, sprinkled it on his wound, bandaged it, and fed him so commonly used dication, even if it’s just to relieve the symptoms slightly.
"Okay, let’s leave quickly, you carry him on your back."
Jiang Yang nodded, hoisted the unconscious Ji Lingkong onto his back, while Yiyi took charge of carrying the luggage. By this ti, dusk was approaching, and night was falling. After searching for a long ti, they were both famished and exhausted.
But none of this mattered; leaving as soon as possible was the safest option because, just monts ago, they noticed several military aircraft passing overhead, and Yiyi’s anxiety was growing.
They quickly headed back with Ji Lingkong, and halfway through, a loud rumbling noise suddenly erupted overhead, and an enemy plane hovered in the air, then blared through a loudspeaker.
Yiyi and the others hurriedly hid in a pile of grass, their breathing quickening.
"Listen up down there, we have detected your movents, co out and surrender quickly! Otherwise, don’t bla us for being ruthless!" The stern warning from the loudspeaker reached Yiyi and the others’ ears, making their hearts pound even faster.
Yiyi’s fingers tightened, her face turned pale; getting caught by these people would be the end of them.
How could these enemy aircraft have spotted them? They were like insignificant bugs on the ground, and spotting one person from the sky should be nearly impossible.
Moreover, she had turned off all signals and heat sources from the warplane, so they shouldn’t have been detectable. She had always been very cautious because, in this high-tech era, she couldn’t rely on Earthly thinking to respond.
But which part went wrong?
Ah... Yiyi’s pupils suddenly contracted, and she gasped, having realized a point.
Just now, she used a highly accurate locator, which was connected to satellite signals, using data from geographical satellites for positioning, and she estimated that it was when she used it that a signal was emitted, captured by soone.
Too careless.
However, it was apparent they had detected her signal but couldn’t precisely locate her current position, as their plane was still loitering at the location where the signal was emitted earlier!
What to do now? They couldn’t fail at this mont, as Lingkong was waiting for surgery!
Yiyi’s chest turned cold.
"I’ll go lead them away; you take the officer and run quickly once I’m gone," Jiang Yang thought for a mont, clenched his teeth, and courageously spoke.
Yiyi turned back, surprised, looking at him. She saw his once bright face now faintly pale, his eyes filled with nervousness, clearly very scared.
After all, leading the enemy away like this was an extrely dangerous action, possibly costing him his life.
This young man probably hasn’t been in the army for long, claiming he hadn’t killed anyone before, essentially just a rookie, with no experience, which is why he was assigned to Ji Lingkong’s side, serving as logistics support.
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