Reborn As Divine Doctor to Rule the World
Chapter 510 - 512: What Should Be Done Now

Chapter 510: Chapter 512: What Should Be Done Now

Upon hearing the Clan Leader’s words, Shao He immediately took out a silver needle from her bosom and pricked the Baihui Acupoint of the person in front of her. The previously mad individual instantly stiffened on the spot.

The method indeed had an excellent effect, and both the Third Elder and the Second Elder also came down to help.

Soon enough, these people were all immobilized, and Amur, who had been hiding at a distance, cursed under his breath, turned, and left.

The Clan Leader instructed to bring a large cage and temporarily imprison these individuals before settling down the tribespeople. Only then did he begin to discuss what to do next.

"Clan Leader, why not just kill these people to avoid future problems?" The Second Elder suggested.

After a moment of silence, the Clan Leader slowly said, "No, they are not beyond help. If we really killed them, what would differentiate us from Amur?"

"Then what should we do now?" The Second Elder’s tone carried a hint of urgency.

The Clan Leader looked towards Shao He, who was standing to the side with her head bowed in thought, and said, "I may need the lady’s assistance."

"Please speak, Clan Leader," Shao He responded.

"I need the lady’s assistance in extracting the Gu insects from these people’s bodies." The Clan Leader, during his unconscious state, had heard Amur mention that the woman before him was unmatched in medical skills, capable of healing flesh from dead bones.

"Very well, what does the Clan Leader need me to do?"

The Clan Leader shared his ideas with Shao He. After listening, she felt it was quite challenging. The Gu insects were difficult to locate, and even if she could make them stop moving, extracting them would likely not be an easy task.

"I cannot guarantee success, but I can only try and see."

Seeing her hesitate, the Clan Leader quickly explained, "Lady, rest assured. As long as your incision is precise, I will take care of drawing out the insects."

After hearing this, Shao He nodded and agreed. The Clan Leader hurriedly called for people to prepare. With time pressing, Shao He had to immediately return to her room to get ready.

By this time, the sky gradually darkened, and tribespeople carrying torches surrounded the iron cage. Shao He prepared the necessary items.

The iron cage was opened, and the Clan Leader and Shao He walked in. Shao He, seeing the blackness on the man’s arm, took out a scalpel and firmly sliced open his skin. Fresh blood instantly flowed out.

The Clan Leader quickly took out a prepared Blood Bowl. Using the drug to drive out the Gu insects, they managed to extract all the people affected by the Gu insects in the cage.

Shao He looked at a bowl of black stuff that kept growing larger and felt goosebumps all over her body.

The Clan Leader explained, "Gu insects are very fond of fresh blood. They sense exposure to the air and, along with the effects of the drug, will successfully crawl out."

Shao He wiped the sweat from her forehead with her hand and handed the bowl to the Third Elder standing behind her.

"Is this sufficient?" Shao He did not expect the extraction of Gu insects to be so simple, thinking it would be an arduous and complex process.

"Of course not, this is just the extraction of the Gu insects. The toxins in their bodies have yet to be cleared, but they will no longer attack others or be controlled by anyone," explained the Clan Leader.

Understanding, Shao He leaned against Pei Huaian, who had come forward to support her, as the Clan Leader asked everyone to go back to rest.

In the middle of the night, the outside was eerily quiet, with only the occasional sound of cicadas chirping.

Amur hid in the darkness, constantly watching the covered cage, debating whether to try to save the people inside.

After much deliberation, he finally decided to take the risk. After surveying the area and ensuring no one was around, he crept up to the cage.

He reached out and lifted the black cloth covering it, and upon seeing the people inside, he grinned.

"Did you think that by extracting the Gu insects, I would be out of options? Heh, you underestimate me too much."

As he said that, he opened the door and stepped in. Before he could act, the cage door behind him was abruptly closed.

The night, which had been pitch-black, was illuminated by torches, and the surrounding tribespeople angrily stared at him, with bows and arrows and torches in hand.

Amur, seeing the situation, felt his heart sink.

"Amur, where else can you run?" The Third Elder looked at Amur coldly, his tone icy.

"Impossible!" Amur refused.

"Amur, you have violated the sanctities of the Witch Tribe. It is best to surrender quietly. Perhaps the Clan Leader will forgive your transgressions," the Second Elder urged earnestly.

Amur shook his head: "Stop with your pretenses. Aren’t you ambitious? Don’t you all covet the Clan Leader’s position?"

"Humph, you can say whatever you like. Either way, you’re not escaping here today," the Second Elder said grimly.

"I advise you to cooperate peacefully, Amur, otherwise, we will take forceful measures," the Third Elder warned with a sharp gaze.

Amur, unfazed by the threat, insisted, "My life does not include the words ’surrender without a fight.’"

The Second Elder and the other tribespeople exchanged glances, seemingly having made their decision. "If you won’t toast, then you must be forced to drink. Don’t blame us for being unkind."

With that said, they stepped back, and the Clan Leader took up a bow and arrow, aiming at Amur.

Amur laughed heartily to the sky.

"Whoosh..."

"Thwack..."

An arrow pierced his chest. Amur’s laughter came to an abrupt halt, his eyes widened as he collapsed to the ground, his blood staining the soil red.

The Second Elder and the Third Elder sighed deeply, and the Clan Leader slowly lowered his bow.

Leaning on Pei Huaian, Shao He looked at the person lying in a pool of blood, now dead, and her mind was filled with countless emotions.

But when she considered that he had harmed so many innocent lives, she felt that such a death was too easy for him.