Deities Are All Just My Food
Chapter 1371 - 595: The Terrifying Female Nurse!_2

Chapter 1371: Chapter 595: The Terrifying Female Nurse!_2

"Stop wasting your time!"

Clearly, the only option was to go to the 18th floor. Lin Baici carried the corpse bag, unsure where to place it.

The elevator quickly ascended to the 18th floor. As the doors opened, Zheng Yu Huang didn’t step out but stretched his neck to peek outside, spotting a nurse standing right beside the elevator.

"Holy sh*t!"

Zheng Yu Huang jumped in fright and rapidly scanned the nurse.

She wore a white swallowtail nurse cap and a white nurse’s dress, resembling the nurses in regular hospitals, but inexplicably paired them with pink stockings and white sandals.

"Hurry up and get out!"

The nurse ordered.

"Feels like we’re in the inpatient ward!"

Zheng Yu Huang murmured softly.

About five meters behind the nurse was a glass door, leading to a nurses’ station flanked by patient rooms. Five other nurses were currently busy at the station.

The nurse said no more, took two steps forward, and suddenly yanked Zheng Yu Huang’s hair, dragging him out.

"Ah!"

Zheng Yu Huang screamed in pain, instinctively trying to resist, but the nurse raised her hand and slapped him across the face.

Slap! Slap!

After the slap, the nurse delivered a swift kick to Zheng Yu Huang’s stomach.

Bang!

The nurse’s strength was immense, sending Zheng Yu Huang flying back into the elevator.

"Ah!"

Tang Keke and Zhao Qing shrieked, darting away in fright.

Su Manni and Big Sweet Sister clung to Lin Baici.

"Get out quickly, stop hogging the elevator!"

The nurse scolded.

Everyone turned to look at Lin Baici.

Lin Baici pushed the two women aside, helped Zheng Yu Huang to his feet, and stepped out.

"Wait over there!"

The nurse commanded sternly, her hands on her hips and her right foot impatiently tapping the floor.

The elevator descended to the basement level, pausing for over a minute.

Lin Baici guessed that the people below must have fought over the chance to ascend.

The elevator rose again, heading straight to the 18th floor.

When the doors opened, Elder Zhou and Laughing Buddha stepped in. They were all streamers from the Seafood Platform, visibly sticking together.

"Get out! Get out!"

The nurse urged.

Because Lin Baici and his group were nearby, Laughing Buddha and the others appeared relatively calm.

"What’s going on?"

Laughing Buddha whispered, "Is this nurse also a monster?"

She looked beautiful, with a great figure, even wearing pink stockings!

"Shut up and wait quietly!"

The nurse glared at Laughing Buddha.

The elevator made two more trips until everyone had arrived. The nurse, expressionless, began walking toward the inpatient ward.

"Follow me and complete the admission registration first!"

The nurse pushed open the glass door. "Hurry up and come in!"

Everyone looked terrified and turned to Lin Baici.

Inside that room was undoubtedly a dragon’s den, a tiger’s lair—certain death.

Lin Baici strode in with calm composure.

The others followed, and when it was Elder Zhou’s turn, his usual loquacious nature couldn’t resist blurting out.

"I’m not sick; can I leave instead?"

"Not sick?"

The nurse sized up Elder Zhou.

Seeing the nurse’s reaction, Elder Zhou thought he might actually have a chance and hurriedly nodded. "Yes, yes, not sick."

Before Elder Zhou could finish speaking, the nurse swung her fist and landed it squarely on his mouth.

Bang!

The nurse’s strength was extraordinary, knocking Elder Zhou’s mouth askew and forcing him into a hunched posture.

"Ah!"

Elder Zhou screamed in agony, clutching his mouth.

The nurse grabbed his wrist with her left hand, pulled it strongly, twisted it, and followed up with a punch to his upper arm.

Bang!

Crack!

The sharp sound of a bone breaking echoed as Elder Zhou’s arm visibly twisted and snapped.

"Ah!"

Elder Zhou trembled from the pain, breaking out in cold sweat.

"Holy sh*t!"

Zheng Yu Huang and the others were utterly shocked. Was it necessary to beat someone so brutally just for saying he wasn’t sick?

The nurse didn’t stop, grabbing Elder Zhou’s hair and kicking his left knee fiercely.

Bang!

Crack!

Elder Zhou’s left shin bent backward unnaturally.

It broke as well.

Su Manni considered herself ruthless, but witnessing this scene made her shudder violently. She quickly shut her eyes.

The other women either turned away or closed their eyes—they couldn’t bear to watch any longer.

"Anyone else here who’s not sick?"

The nurse hoisted Elder Zhou up, questioning the group.

Everyone fell silent.

Laughing Buddha felt sheer terror. He had originally planned to flirt with the nurse and mention he might not be sick, but now, he wouldn’t dare, even under threat of death.

"Come in already! What are you standing there like potted plants for?"

The nurse dragged Elder Zhou by his hair, dragging him to the nurses’ station.

"Notify orthopedics—we’ve got a patient requiring emergency surgery!"

The nurse informed her colleagues.

Her coworkers began making calls.

Elder Zhou’s teeth were knocked out, his lips swollen and bleeding. Holding his mouth with one hand, he hastily tried to explain. "I... I don’t need surgery!"

Elder Zhou figured that being dragged off for surgery could only mean bad things. Staying close to Lin Baici seemed safer.

"Big Cousin, help me out here?"

Elder Zhou pleaded desperately with Lin Baici.

The nurse turned to Lin Baici, her gaze sharp. "Handsome, are you going to join him for surgery?"

Lin Baici gave a polite smile and shook his head.

He didn’t dare utter a single wrong word.

Soon, two other nurses dressed in green surgical scrubs arrived, wheeling in a hospital bed. They also wore pink stockings and white sandals.

Under normal circumstances, Laughing Buddha and Zheng Yu Huang would surely sneak a few glances, but now, they hurriedly averted their eyes.

The two nurses grabbed Elder Zhou, forcing him onto the bed.

Elder Zhou resisted instinctively, but the original nurse’s fists landed brutally on his head.

Bang! Bang!

Elder Zhou immediately became obedient.

Resisting any further might lead to his death before even reaching the operating room.