Chapter 1030 – Army Doctor
The leaves rustlde in the air as the breeze swept the sll of blood throughout the backyard.
Yang Chen’s wounds were completely healed with the use of the self-healing abilities from the Endless Resolve Restoration Scripture. The only evidence left behind were his torn clothes.
All remains of the icy True Yuan had been removed from his body. But whilst he was doing so, a thought surfaced.
Lin Ruoxi stayed close to him, relieved to know that blood had returned to his face.
It doesn’t matter if he loses. As long as he’s fine now… Lin Ruoxi couldn’t think about anything else.
She wasn’t aware of the fact that Yang Chen was deep in thought about sothing.
The Yan siblings were still imrsed in talking about their pasts and they failed to notice Yang Chen’s change of expression. He was still in pain a few monts ago but his eyes were glinting with joy now.
Yang Gongming stood nearby with a dim expression on, as though he was reminiscing the past.
Yan Feiling was sharing about her past when she first left Hongng which wasn’t a complicated one to understand.
“I t Sir and Madam at the border between China and India. I had just left Hongng and I was planning to choose my own ‘dao’.”
China wasn’t prospering forty years ago. Although they had defeated their invaders, the war near the borders continued, whether it was at the Northeast or Southwest borders.
Firefights happened almost every day but Hongng felt that it wasn’t their duty to intervene despite existing to protect the country.
This was because wars in the mundane world wouldn’t affect the foundation of a country and if they were to intervene, it would only disrupt the developnt of the country.
Hongng had also ignored the tis when China had suffered oppression from other countries.
Even though the citizens were suffering, there were always rebels who stood up against oppressive forces, therefore the country was never truly conquered.
According to history, China had experienced nurous wars and even during the ti when half of Asia was under Mongolia’s regi. Hongng did nothing to stop it. They thought it was normal for regis to change and they were apathetic to it.
Hongng never misjudged things since the Mongolians returned the country back to China after a few centuries.
Therefore, as long as the citizens of China never faced a large scale genocide, Hongng thought wars were an acceptable form of transition.
Yan Feiling grew up in Hongng, so she wasn’t well inford about the mundane world.
However, the mbers of Hongng were required to experience the mundane world as a form of learning once they entered the Xiantian stage. This was done as a preparation for entering the Soul Forming stage.
Yan Feiling was in her twenties when she was in the middle phase of the Xiantian stage. When she first entered the Xiantian stage, she had already travelled across the country and had witnessed a lot of wars.
Piles of corpses littered the streets and people were forced to leave their families to fight in the frontlines. Having witnessed such a catastrophe, Yan Feiling started to question herself and her principles. Was Hongng’s decision to stay neutral right?
Even after returning to Hongng, Yan Feiling couldn’t erase her mories about the war. She felt like she could no longer sit idly by as this went one.
Therefore, when she had entered the middle phase of the Xiantian stage, Yan Feiling decided to leave Hongng. Even if she wouldn’t be much of a contributor, she was determined to help the citizens as much as she could.
However, according to the rules in Hongng, they were not allowed to intervene with the matters in the mundane world without permission. Even though Yan Feiling wasn’t in the Soul Forming stage yet, she was still restricted to such rules since she knew about the secrets of Hongng!
At the sa ti, Yan Feiling’s identity was not insignificant. The Yan siblings’ father was one of the few Heaven ranked elders, Yan Wuchen.
The Huang ranked cultivators weren’t qualified to stop Yan Wuchen’s daughter from helping in the war. Besides that, Yan Feiling was only in the middle phase of the Xiantian stage so it wouldn’t have affected much.
As for Yan Wuchen, he had a huge quarrel with Yan Feiling and when she refused to listen to him. In the end, he basically disowned her as a daughter
In the end, Yan Feiling was firm with her decision and she left Hongng without any hesitation.
Well, Yan Feiling obviously wouldn’t tell them everything now but Yan Feiyun and Yan Feiyu knew about it.
Yan Feiyu felt indignant about this probably because she thought that their father was being too cruel to her sister, so she left Hongng for her own cultivation while looking for her sister at the sa ti.
“At that ti, a war had broken out between Tibet and India. China’s army and the herdsn in Tibet were in a difficult ti as their equipnt was outdated and their logistics were having a hard ti catching up to them. The main commander in the army was Sir. I killed the Indian army when I saw that they were plundering the Tibetan herdsn. However, I didn’t know that there was an organization in India nad ‘Brahma’ at that ti. They were the ones who were suppressing the Dragons which caused them to be at a disadvantage. Even though I was already in the middle phase of the Xiantian stage, Siva and Asura, the two elites caught up to . I managed to defeat them but not without sustaining serious injuries myself…”
Yang Chen who was listening to her from the side beca stunned when he heard that.
Brahma? I didn’t know they were enemies with the Yang clan from a long ti ago. Thank goodness I’ve killed their leaders.
Yang Chen was in high spirits as he had sohow gained a new perception earlier on.
“Serious injury? Then…what happened then?” Yan Feiyu asked hurriedly.
Yan Feiling replied, “I was trying to escape since that was the only way to evade the rest of the Indian army. I was suffering from a serious internal injury and it was impossible to recover in a short amount of ti. However, I didn’t expect the mbers to be so vicious. They poisoned during the fight, so I fainted before I could run any further.”
Yan Feiyun and Yan Feiyu furrowed their brows when they heard that.
Yan Feiling gave them a faint smile. “It was at that ti when Madam found …”
It turned out that Yang Gongming’s wife was part of his military logistics team as a military doctor. Even though she was from a noble clan, she studied dicine overseas and returned to China as an army doctor.
She chose to work at Yang Gongming’s army since she was engaged to him. It was considered a marital harmony since she was willing to follow her fiancé to war!
During an ergency retreat, she t Yan Feiling who had fainted.
Others found it weird for a woman to show up so suddenly and they said to leave her alone since they were in a dire situation.
However, Madam insisted on bringing her along.
Finally, after bringing Yan Feiling back to their military base, she managed to eliminate so of the toxins. Yan Feiling survived through Madam’s tireless toiling.
When Yang Gongming returned to the base, he was suspicious of the young woman whom his fiancée had rescued.
After all, Yan Feiling showed up at the common border between the opposing armies. Technically, civilians should have already evacuated the area.
Even after Yan Feiling was questioned, she wouldn’t tell them where she ca from and the only thing she said was that her na was ‘Yan Sanniang’ because she was the third child in her family.
Yang Gongming was concerned about having her here at his base when she didn’t have an identity. Besides that, she recovered so quickly just by so simple treatnt even though she was poisoned on a battlefield!
Therefore, Yang Gongming wanted her to leave the base and he even wanted to kill her just in case she was a spy from the Indian army.”
“It’s a funny story to tell, we acted like enemies during our first eting. Sir kept insisting that I was a spy and I couldn’t really explain myself. In the end, Madam had to stand between us. She defended , saying that I didn’t look like a bad person…”
Yan Feiling chuckled but her eyes were moist.
Madam had protected her as if they were sisters when they were only strangers.
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