Mated at First Sight
Chapter 1029 - 688: I’m telling the truth! (15)_2

Chapter 1029: Chapter 688: I’m telling the truth! (15)_2

That was the second time they went to see their grandfather.

"Okay," the elder nodded, "If you need help with anything, just tell us."

"Okay," Mu Lin nodded; she wouldn’t be shy about asking for help, "Send us a military helicopter when the time comes, and I’ll pull the people directly from Ying Sun." Probably only Mu Lin would think of using Special Forces Soldiers to collect herbal medicine.

The elder nodded, "Let Jing Chen take care of these things."

Jing Chen nodded, then looked down at Mu Lin, his eyes deep.

Mu Lin lifted her head to meet his gaze, smiling lightly, and also offering some comfort. She knew that it wasn’t just a few of the elders who were probably scared witless today; her own grandfather must have been terrified as well.

However, following Jing Chen’s gaze, Mu Lin looked down at her hand.

Her lips curved slightly. It seemed he had guessed or seen the injury on her hand.

Even though she had deliberately cut next to the scar, her grandpa really was sharp-eyed to notice that she had used her own blood as a medicinal guide.

But Mu Lin had to do it.

She also knew that without guilt there is distress over the possession of a jade; she didn’t want to announce that her blood was the final ingredient in the medicine, or else she would likely become the target of countless schemes. Some people might even want to abduct her for research, which would be truly terrifying.

Moreover, Mu Lin believed that the herbs Mu Jue had prepared for her could also be considered the final item, so she would be able to bring back more of them when the time came, which would be useful.

Mu Lin believed it was essential to start from childhood; she should let those little ones soak in it thoroughly. Even if they couldn’t become completely immune to all poisons, it would at least strengthen their bodies.

When Ruirui was in Black Forest, she had soaked for more than half a year. Mu Lin thought that this time she would let her soak for a longer period again.

Thinking it over, Mu Lin realized that it seemed like a significant undertaking, which is why they needed the helicopter, to transport the herbal medicines.

Indeed, living in Black Forest was actually more convenient.

She realized she didn’t know for how many years she had been soaking herself.

Then the next day, Mu Lin and Jing Chen, accompanied by two people from Ying Sun, Jing Youlan and Xigua, returned to Black Forest.

For one of them it was their first visit and for the other, a trip down memory lane. Upon seeing where Mu Lin had lived, they were extremely excited.

This was where their sister-in-law had lived for over twenty years. It truly had her vibe.

Then, about three days later, they had gathered all the necessary herbs and returned to the Research Institute in B City, where they first tested on the green bacteria. After confirming there were no problems, they began treating the patients.

They injected them with the liquid made from boiling the Chinese Medicine, then let them soak in soup medicine baths. The care of more than a dozen people was handed over to the others, but for that child, Mu Lin still did it herself.

After all, the infection in the child was much more severe than that of the others outside, even though he looked incomparably better; nobody knew that every time Mu Lin injected the child, she also added a drop of her own blood. Because of this, the child improved more quickly than the others.

Of course, no one outside harbored much suspicion, they only guessed it was due to the child’s body not having decayed.

Thus, a whole week passed.

A week later, in the morning, Mu Lin arrived at the Research Institute and saw a group of people gathered together, discussing something enthusiastically.

All of the elders except Elder Gong had gone back, as they had many things to attend to. They just hoped that when these people recovered, they would receive a call or a video showing the patients’ wellness, as they too had made efforts for them, albeit minor. As doctors, they all hoped to see them safe and sound.

Of course, when they left, Mu Lin taught them her prescription, Fang Zi.

For Mu Lin, practicing medicine shouldn’t be kept secret, as long as there are those who are willing to learn.

Of course, there was still one thing; she had to like them. Otherwise... there was no need to say more.

And Xiu Fan and others had returned to Ming City. This event had been a great learning experience for them, truly one of the most significant events of their lives.

Of course, they had also made the acquaintance of many masters of Chinese Medicine, likely returning home with excitement. The people of Ming City could continue to be envious.

...

Upon hearing Mu Lin’s voice, the people turned to look at her, "Divine Doctor Mu, come and take a look."

"Look at what? You all seem so excited."

Mu Lin walked towards them, and they excitedly told her, "Look at these patients, their wounds have already healed by half." The decaying flesh had fallen off, and new flesh had started to grow steadily.

For those who had been observing all along, this was indeed the happiest thing.

Observing every day, recording, they had to document every little change occurring on the patients’ bodies.

For their well-being, they remained under the effects of the anesthetic, likely until they were completely healed.

Luckily, a product of Mu Lin’s, free of any side effects; the only potential future side effect, might be that other anesthetics would no longer work on these patients. Of course, who knows?

Mu Lin stepped forward and looked at the places where new flesh was growing, nodding with a smile, "Quite good." The recovery was indeed almost complete. One more week of soaking at most, perhaps only half a month, and they would likely be cured.

This matter was finally settled, but there was still another issue.

That was...