Rebirth: Living in Wilderness with My Superpower
Chapter 833 Detoxification

Chapter 833: Chapter 833 Detoxification

At this moment, Ah Dao was as red and hot as a cooked shrimp, clearly not in the right state.

Wu Nuan spoke with some shame: "He... helped me detoxify, but the poison in my body has transferred to him."

Python Poison is not the common Acacia powder; the common Acacia powder only requires the blending of man and woman to neutralize the effects of the drug. Though the Python Poison functions like the Acacia powder, it has no antidote. The only solution is either to force the poison out before the onset of symptoms or to transfer it to another person by merging. In any case, one person is bound to die.

At that time, Wu Nuan tried to force the poison out immediately, but unfortunately, Wu Yunlan calculated the timing perfectly and interrupted before she could do so.

Then, Wu Nuan lost her chance, and the poisoning occurred while she was at Reflection Cliff.

Ah Dao and Li Wenli found Wu Nuan when the poison took effect, and afterwards, she lost her sanity.

By the time she came to, Ah Dao had already been poisoned.

"I’ve already let his blood, but bleeding only alleviates the onset of the poison."

However, Wu Nuan didn’t know why Ah Dao’s poisoning was so severe. She had planned to deal with Wu Yunlan first and then transfer the poison back to herself, but she didn’t have the chance to act yet.

Wu Nuan didn’t know why Ah Dao was in such a critical state, but Bai Junjun was clear on the matter.

Ah Dao possesses the Agility Ability, his blood circulates three times faster than the average person, and this fast-paced blood flow causes the madness-inducing toxin to surge into Ah Dao’s body, making his reactions naturally more severe than those of an ordinary person.

Moreover, upon checking his pulse, Bai Junjun discovered that Ah Dao’s white blood cells had already engulfed most of the toxins, which created an awkward situation.

It was feared that the poison could form a new virus inside Ah Dao’s body; as for what the clinical symptoms would be, that was still unknown.

Bai Junjun could only detoxify Ah Dao as quickly as possible to prevent the poisoning from becoming too severe, lest he later bears a child with the head of a human and the body of a serpent... Amitabha, may it be so.

As Bai Junjun took Ah Dao’s pulse, she closed her eyes and infused her Special Ability into his body. Her Wood-series Ability flowed like trickling streams, incessantly cleansing Ah Dao’s meridians contaminated by the Python Poison, devouring it bit by bit.

However, the toxins that had already integrated into the white blood cells were beyond help. Wu Nuan had already drawn some of Ah Dao’s blood in an emergency effort to save him, and if the Special Ability devoured Ah Dao’s white blood cells as well, he would die from anemia.

Now, they could only clean out most of the poison, and let Ah Dao slowly metabolize the remainder.

As the Wood-series Ability Healing Technique commenced, Ah Dao’s feverishly red face gradually returned to normal.

Wu Nuan had never seen a doctor who could heal by taking someone’s pulse; could this be the legendary Qigong?

She couldn’t help but size up Bai Junjun, only to see a young girl with delicate features, a regal aura even with her eyes closed, carrying a bamboo basket on her back containing an ordinary Dawn Cedar and a plant resembling a wind chime grass.

Wu Nuan felt it was miraculous, how could a girl of sixteen or seventeen evoke such a feeling of solidity and reliability?

While Wu Nuan was secretly observing Bai Junjun, the latter had already opened her eyes.

She calmly turned her head towards Wu Nuan.

"Do you need me to check you out?"

Wu Nuan was startled and shook her head: "I’m fine."

Bai Junjun did not insist, and took a small jug of Water of Flora from her Space and offered it to her: "Drinking this can cleanse the residual poison in your body."

Wu Nuan felt somewhat at a loss.

Having been on Witch Ancestor Mountain for so many years, few have ever treated her with such kindness. The young girl in front of her, despite the lack of interaction, was willing to venture into a perilous situation to rescue her.