Sabrina Hayes’ expression suddenly turned grave.
To avoid any misjudgnt, she hurried to speed up, checking several more people.
Felix Foster, seeing her actions from the side, couldn’t help but feel slightly anxious, "Dr. Nash, have you discovered sothing?"
It wasn’t until then that Sabrina took a deep breath and said, "I did find sothing, but before that, I might need to ask the captain a few questions."
Felix’s face turned slightly stern, "Go ahead."
Sabrina spoke quickly, "The place you went for the mission, was it like a prival forest?"
"Yes."
Felix answered quickly, without concealing anything.
Sabrina asked again, "You ntioned earlier that the area where you executed the mission was very dangerous, did you have to wade through water?"
"Yes!"
Felix was a bit surprised but still answered truthfully, "At the ti, the target location was across a dark river, so as not to alert the enemy, we indeed waded through the water."
At this point, he seed to realize sothing, "Could it be... their symptoms are related to the water?"
Having arrived at the answer she was thinking of, Sabrina felt assured and said, "Most likely, as far as I know, in such an environnt, there is a type of strange insect that typically hides in the water, not easily identifiable by the naked eye.
If you don’t go into the water, everything is fine, but once you enter and get bitten, without tily treatnt, it can be fatal!"
"What!!!"
Upon hearing this, Felix’s sturdy face suddenly changed.
The other accompanying team mbers, along with the nurses and doctors nearby, were also startled.
They had thought of everything except that there could be insects in the water.
Sabrina grabbed the arm of a special forces mber on the nearby hospital bed and said, "When I examined them just now, I saw almost identical small spots on their arms and bodies, which are evidence of being bitten... they’re just so small that at first glance, you might mistake them for mosquito bites.
But these symptoms have the sa principle as mosquito bites!
The insect contains harmful bacteria, once it spreads in the human body, will not only damage the immune system but also cause hallucinations.
In simple terms, this insect carries a hallucinogenic virus, which leads to the differing symptoms among the special forces mbers."
Felix, for once, showed a hint of urgency, "Is there any dicine to cure it?"
The people beside him were also worried, "Dr. Nash, since you can see it, you should be able to save them, right?"
Sabrina didn’t mince words, "Indeed I can, but the necessary dication may not be available in the military district! Moreover, making dicine requires ti!
Additionally, the feverish mbers need urgent care to bring their temperatures down! According to what Captain Foster just said, it must be resolved by tomorrow at the latest.
If delayed further, there’s no telling if the virus will mutate... by then, these people might be..."
Felix felt a chill in his heart and imdiately said, "The military district has reserve supplies; use whatever you need, Dr. Nash. If it’s not enough, we’ll have soone urgently transfer more! All doctors and nurses at the camp are at your disposal!
If the special forces mbers are needed, they can assist, as long as we can save these comrades!"
The others also bowed solemnly, "We entrust this to you, Dr. Nash!"
Sabrina was straightforward, "In that case, let’s begin to act according to my instructions..."
She quickly listed the required dicinal materials and had soone check the inventory situation in the pharmacy.
Then she assigned so people to continue lowering the fever of the special forces mbers.
As for herself, she took out the silver needles to assist on the side.
The standard thods weren’t yielding the desired effect, so she needed to use Acupuncture Technique to help suppress the symptoms.
The entire dical area started mobilizing.
After about an hour, those who had tallied the dical inventory ca to report the situation, "Dr. Nash, one of the dicinal ingredients you requested is missing. We called to requisition it, but the other side said they’ve never heard of this ingredient, what should we do?"
Upon hearing this, Sabrina quickly looked at what they referred to.
It was a relatively rare herb!
Indeed, it’s tougher to find outside, but it can be substituted with another dicinal material.
However, that dicine has to be freshly harvested.
Sabrina imdiately inford Felix about the situation.
Felix promptly said, "Describe the appearance of that herb to , I’ll imdiately arrange for soone to gather it from the mountains. The forest in this area has a lot of these dicinal herbs... we just might be able to find it."
Sabrina imdiately took out her phone and searched for the herb’s appearance.
Felix, having received the information, imdiately called for his subordinates nearby, "Send more people to search for it, quickly."
The subordinates dared not delay and swiftly went to execute the task.
After dealing with these, Sabrina continued with the treatnt...
Busy tis always pass quickly.
In the blink of an eye, the night passed, and it was already dawn outside.
Only at this mont did Sabrina finally complete the treatnt of all the feverish special forces mbers.
While packing up her things, she felt a little dizzy.
After all, she had been working non-stop for a whole night without rest and had spent six to seven hours applying needles here.
The Acupuncture Technique from The Chiron Sect is extrely ntally exhausting.
Now, finally able to take a breather, she felt as if she might ascend to heaven soon.
However, she still couldn’t sleep.
Next, she needed to formulate the dicine to eliminate the virus.
Without guidance, the doctors here might not be able to complete it.
Ti, is very pressing!
Sabrina pinched her brows, trying to muster up so energy.
But still, shadows persistently appeared before her eyes.
Helplessly, she asked the nurse nearby, "Is there any coffee here? Or tea will do, anything to wake up, even ointnt will help!"
The nurse replied without hesitation, "Yes, in the pantry!"
After all, they too sotis have to stay up all night and naturally need sothing to keep awake.
"Shall I make so for you?"
After spending a night together, the nurses and doctors here greatly admired Sabrina’s skills.
They had been busy for so many days before without much effect.
But now, in just one night, the condition of the feverish special forces mbers was slightly stabilized.
At this mont, the young nurse was particularly in awe of Sabrina.
Yet Sabrina waved her hand, "No need, you carry on, I’ll go myself, and get so fresh air in the process."
Saying this, she was already out of the ward.
Outside, the spaciousness brightened her spirits a little, and following the signs, she found the pantry, where she brewed a cup of coffee.
The coffee was instant, not very pleasant to drink.
But she didn’t mind, sitting in a corner chair, taking large gulps.
After finishing a cup, her head still felt a bit dizzy, so she leaned back on the chair, closing her eyes to rest.
Suddenly overwheld, drowsiness crept up, and her ears buzzed, so much so that she didn’t notice the slow footsteps approaching from a distance.
The newcor stopped in front of her, unmoving, just lowering their gaze to stare at her.
Sabrina, completely unaware, was enveloped by fatigue, and accidentally let her head droop to the side.
In this position, if not carefully controlled, she might end up hitting her head on the chair’s armrest.
The person reacted quickly, gently bending down and tenderly cradling her face...
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