Azure Heaven Saber
Chapter 296 - 296 51 Divine Doctor Pays a Visit Two in One_4

Chapter 296: Chapter 51: Divine Doctor Pays a Visit [Two in One]_4 Chapter 296: Chapter 51: Divine Doctor Pays a Visit [Two in One]_4 Suddenly, a wave of drowsiness rose abruptly, and she fell asleep unconsciously.

Seeing the woman fall asleep, Feng Yin quickly took action. The gradually intensifying spiritual power of the Spiritual Transformation Technique circled her meridians three times rapidly, and together with the effects of a pill and a bowl of medicinal soup, instantly improved the woman’s condition significantly.

In fact, the woman’s physical condition had deteriorated greatly due to her physical weakness and lack of proper care and rest after childbirth, resulting in lingering illness. For a common person, indeed, this would be a disease as difficult as climbing to the sky.

However, for Feng Yin, or any skilled healer with a similar aura of life, this was not a difficult or complicated disease. In fact, it was much easier and less energy-consuming to treat than serious internal injuries.

Strictly speaking, Doctor Kong Gaohan might have done a better job at treating Li Qing’s wife’s chronic illness than Feng Yin. Although Kong Gaohan could not produce immediate results like Feng Yin, he was a recognized medical expert unlike Feng Yin, who was essentially an empty shell. After treatment, he would provide comprehensive post-care and point out numerous precautions.

Nevertheless, Feng Yin’s efforts significantly improved the woman’s health and enhanced her physical stamina, saving her from requiring follow-up care. As long as she does not take matters to disastrous extremes in the future, she, as an ordinary person, should enjoy good health and a long life.

After the treatment was over and seeing the woman was asleep, Feng Yin did not linger. He silently stood up and left, gently closing the door behind him.

He knew that during her slumber, the continuous application of the Spiritual Transformation Technique would cause her body to exude numerous toxins. These harmful toxins and pressures, which had been squeezing her body and her internal organs were all driven out.

She would need to clean and care for herself.

He then requested Wu Tiejun to have several soldiers fetch several large tubs of clean water and quietly place them in the woman’s room.

Afterward, he went to another room with Wu Tiejun and the two children.

First, he considered the boy. Looking at Li Han’s weak body, Feng Yin sighed and asked, “Commander Wu, do you want him to regain his health, or do you want him to learn martial arts and practice?”

Wu Tiejun was startled, and said, “If he could learn and practice martial arts, it would be a great thing. Although Li Qing’s skills are not high, he is a martial artist after all, and his strength among common folk is not low… The child has his bloodline, and once he recovers, becoming a practitioner will be a joyous occasion.”

Feng Yin hummed in acknowledgment and pondered, his eyebrows furrowed.

Wu Tiejun asked nervously, “Sir, is it difficult to make this child a practitioner?”

Feng Yin shook his head noncommittally: “There’s not much difficulty. I just need another room where I can clean with water, as I did earlier.”

Wu Tiejun inferred, “When it’s Duo’er’s turn, wouldn’t we need to prepare in the same manner?”

“Yes.”

“Easy to say, I’ll arrange it immediately!”

Wu Tiejun’s laughter was mixed with somber and sad emotions: “Our camp has… quite a few empty rooms.”

His eyes conveyed a trace of sorrow: “They each contain a spirit.”

Feng Yin remained silent: “Are these rooms vacated by soldiers who died in battle?”

“Yes.”

Wu Tiejun sighed: “At present, since there are no wars, new recruits are being trained elsewhere. They are not yet qualified to stay in the territory once occupied by heroes. So, I haven’t ordered anyone to clean.”

“The families of the heroes are also coming in batches to remember them and to retrieve their belongings. Until everyone’s things have been taken, no one will stay here.”

Feng Yin suddenly became deeply respectful, seeming to imagine the epic battlefield unfolding before his eyes.

He said slowly: “Then let… these spirits bear witness to the transformation of these two children!”

With these words, he led Li Han into this room.

Li Han, about seven or eight years old, was very weak — one of his legs was clearly handicapped due to congenital deficiencies in his meridians, or perhaps because of atrophy in his blood vessels. He couldn’t stand steadily and wobbled unsteadily.

Feng Yin asked him to sit on the bed and, staring at the boy’s eyes, said slowly: “Li Han, I want to ask you a question.”

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[Updating in advance.]