The Little Darling Wife Who is a Divine Doctor Saved the Entire Family of the Duke's Mansion Chapter 94: Deliver the Medicine

Seeing this, He Zhiran quickly explained: “Elder Brother ng need not worry. The master who taught dicine once gave a prescription for treating plague. Those people have now been given the dicine and are no longer in mortal danger.

What I want to remind you is that those villagers were already infected with the plague before going up the mountain. The origin of the plague is still unclear now, and we cannot rule out the possibility that people from surrounding villages are also infected.

Therefore, I hope you will keep this matter in mind and send more people to investigate the situation. If anything is found to be wrong, asures must be taken imdiately.”

Regarding He Zhiran’s claim that she had a prescription for treating the plague, ng Huaining did not completely believe it.

After all, the plague was different from other diseases. He had heard from his elders that during the plague in the Da Shun Dynasty era, many doctors lost their lives without being able to co up with a cure.

He sincerely believed in Mo Jiuye’s character and was willing to believe that his wife was a good person.

But for such a major event as treating the plague, ng Huaining did not dare to be careless at all.

If it was not handled properly, thousands or even tens of thousands could end up dead...

“Sister, is your dicine really as effective as you say?”

Peng Wang could testify to this.

“Brother ng, I saw with my own eyes people on the verge of death being saved. There is no doubt about this.”

With Peng Wang's testimony, ng Huaining did gain so more confidence.

At the sa ti, he also felt that imdiately cremating the corpses made a lot of sense.

In order not to exacerbate the situation, ng Huaining imdiately gathered manpower to cremate the corpses of the commoners that had been salvaged.

Last night, upon hearing about the flooding here, ng Huaining had written a morial overnight to report to the imperial court, hoping that the court would send an imperial envoy as soon as possible to resolve the crisis.

In less than a day, he wrote another morial report about the outbreak of the plague.

As for how Emperor Shunwu’s side would arrange things, there was currently no way for him to interfere with the emperor's own decisions.

If it had been those with less courage, even if they deeply understood the importance of cremating the corpses, they probably would not have dared to implent it without an order from the imperial court.

This showed ng Huaining’s wisdom and courage.

Seeing ng Huaining handling things in an orderly manner, Mo Jiuye and He Zhiran simultaneously developed admiration for him.

By the ti all the corpses of the commoners that had been salvaged were cremated, the sky was almost dark.

For the first ti in front of He Zhiran and the others, ng Huaining revealed a hesitant look.

After thinking it over, ng Huaining reluctantly spoke up.

“Sister, I know this may be asking too much, but as a local official responsible for the people, I have no choice but to think about treating the commoners under .”

He Zhiran imdiately saw through what was on his mind. He was preoccupied with the prescription for treating the plague.

Even if it was Emperor Shunwu himself who ca to ask her for it, she would not have given out the prescription.

However, the person before her now was different. Setting aside ng Huaining’s future achievents for the ti being, just looking at the present, he was responsible and had a sense of responsibility.

Moreover, this was soone she intended to get acquainted with Mo Jiuye.

With so many reasons, He Zhiran would naturally not be miserly.

Although she had spent a lot of effort in her previous life researching this prescription.

Her goal in working hard to study it was precisely to be able to treat more people. Now that there was an opportunity to treat even more people, and she could also owe ng Huaining a huge favor, He Zhiran did not feel any pressure to provide the prescription.

Seeing that He Zhiran had not responded for a long ti, ng Huaining thought that she was unwilling.

“Sister, I guarantee that no one other than myself will know of this prescription. I will also not let anyone know that it ca from you. Also, I will have many people purchase the types of dicinal ingredients, so as not to draw suspicion. Once the crisis passes, I will personally destroy the prescription. Does this sound feasible?”

He Zhiran had never intended to reject ng Huaining’s request in the first place. Now that the other party had already said so much, she would naturally not be pretentious.

“Alright, I trust that Elder Brother ng will definitely keep his word.”

Soon, ng Huaining sent soone to fetch paper and writing brush.

He Zhiran was already extrely familiar with the prescription she had formulated. The only thing that troubled her was whether she could write the complex characters of this era properly.

Especially when using a writing brush, she had not taken any calligraphy classes in her previous life.

For this, she could only place her hopes on the mories of the original owner.

He Zhiran hesitated for a mont before picking up the brush, then made two strokes on the paper. Imdiately afterwards, she lowered the brush tip.

Whether it was due to the habits of this body or sothing else, when He Zhiran used the writing brush to write the complex characters of this era, she was actually very skilled.

Not only that, the words she wrote were all neat and well-structured. It was evident that the original owner had put in a lot of effort in this area.

Once the ink on the prescription had dried, He Zhiran handed it to ng Huaining.

“Here is the prescription. If anyone asks about it in the future, I hope Elder Brother ng will help conceal so parts for .”

It was still unknown what would beco of Mo Jiuye in the future. As his wife, she must not gain fa for herself externally, so as to avoid unnecessary trouble.

ng Huaining took the prescription and put it away carefully. He earnestly cupped his fist towards He Zhiran.

“Sister, rest assured. I will never reveal this matter. Similarly, I will definitely fulfill my promise.”

“Then I can rest easy.” He Zhiran replied with a smile.

Seeing that it was getting late, Peng Wang made arrangents to return to the mountain and decided to rest for the night before setting off the next morning.

As for the villagers on the mountain, ng Huaining would also send people to settle them the next morning.

The few bid farewell to each other and by the ti they returned to the cave, the sky was completely dark.

The sisters-in-law had long roasted the remaining ga and were waiting for He Zhiran and Mo Jiuye to return so everyone could eat together.

Nothing else of note happened that night.

The next morning, Peng Wang urged everyone to continue on their journey.

The villagers sincerely kowtowed to thank their lifesaver He Zhiran. He Zhiran also exhorted them that if they were grateful for her lifesaving grace, they must not say that it was her who saved them.

Although the villagers did not know why the goddess doctor who saved them was unwilling to leave her na, they still promised under her request not to speak of it.

The sudden flooding had not only subrged Village Chief Liu’s village. After walking a section towards the west, devastation could be seen everywhere.

It was clear how many innocent commoners had been hard by this great flood.

Alas, natural disasters did not differentiate between ancient and present tis. When facing such things, humans were the most vulnerable group, and no one could resist the heavens...

Including the yan runners, everyone no longer had much in the way of living supplies on them. Although this made it a lot easier to travel, it also brought many more inconveniences at the sa ti.

Take their three daily als for example. Not only was there no grain, but it was also very difficult to find clean water sources.

Fortunately, they found so pots and other items washed away by the flood. This solved so of their burning problems.

Despite having cookware, the surrounding areas were severely stricken by disaster, and there was simply nowhere to purchase food ingredients.

Left with no other choice, He Zhiran could only lead everyone to forage for wild vegetables from the mountains they passed to get through the days.

They lived this way for four consecutive days. Finally, on the fifth day at noon, everyone arrived at Anning Prefecture.