Chapter 2484: Intuitive Experience

A doctor’s prognosis judgment on a patient’s condition is sometimes really based on experiential intuition. Second Senior Sister was right: Senior Cao is a renowned doctor, but a famous doctor’s experiential intuition is even more terrifying, capable of foreseeing the distant future that others cannot see.

Seeing Senior Brother remain silent, He Xiangyu asked hesitantly, "Don’t you need a drill? Senior Cao, what do you need me to get?"

Opposite, two heavy coughs came in her direction.

He Xiangyu quickly shut her mouth like a faucet unable to stop talking, not daring to turn her face to make eye contact with that "good" teacher.

Seeing this junior sister avoiding his gaze, Tao Zhijie squinted slightly, his expression as severe as the sternest teacher in history.

Senior Tao’s thoroughly solemn attitude toward Second Senior Sister made Xie Wanying’s heart pound. She didn’t know what Second Senior Sister had done earlier to cause this smiling idol and dedicated teacher to show such an expression.

Wee-woo, wee-woo, the second batch of ambulances arrived.

Seeing the child starting to have difficulty breathing, the medical staff present promptly intubated the child and connected him to a simple ventilator.

In a situation like Xiao Yu’s, she would definitely be the first to be put on an ambulance. As Cao Yong handed off the injured to the colleague on the ambulance, he said, "Send to Fang Ze."

"Needs to be sent to Fang Ze?" The colleague heard him and confirmed.

"Yes."

Compared to Guoxie, Fang Ze has more specialized facilities and equipment in neurosurgery, perhaps worth taking a chance.

Xiao Yu was carried onto the ambulance and taken away.

Shan Shan turned her head and saw the medical staff take her sister to the hospital, breathing a sigh of relief. She asked her brother in front of her, "Is my sister going to be okay?"

Wei Shangquan nodded to the child, "Definitely."

Shan Shan showed a smile.

The ambulances in the second batch were quite numerous, able to carry away a large group of injured. Xie Wanying received news that her desk-mate had been lifted onto one of the ambulances.

Lying fixed on the stretcher unable to move, Zhang Wei looked towards her from afar, as if wanting to exchange a look with her once more. Today’s feeling made her seem to return to the time before the college entrance exam results were announced, when the two of them sat side by side as desk-mates, getting along harmoniously, striving to study together. If it weren’t for that overly heavy blow, she actually had no need for enmity or conflict with this desk-mate. These thoughts, Zhang Wei lay on the stretcher, thinking over and over.

One by one, the injured were taken away, and the rescuers on site could take a breather.

"What’s wrong with you?" Tao Zhijie asked.

Wei Shangquan felt guilty and lowered his head.

The two senior brothers and senior sister had finished handling the severe injuries and now had time to look back at him.

Just like Student Xie, everyone saw his hairy wet hair looking like it had been rained on, which was quite surprising. Clearly, it wasn’t raining anymore when they came out. Where did Student Wei go to get caught in the rain?

"Your head is full of sweat, wipe it quickly." He Xiangyu took out a pack of tissues and handed it to him to wipe sweat, then asked, "Where did you go running? Did you get splashed with water on your head?"

Accepting Senior Sister’s generous offer of tissues, Wei Shangquan wiped his sweat hard on his head and neck, quickly using up a pack of tissues.

"Sit down." He Xiangyu pressed his shoulders to sit down; it was clear this junior brother was overly exhausted and needed rest.

Wei Shangquan didn’t dare to not follow Senior Sister’s instructions to sit. For him, Senior Sister was relatively kind. The frightening thing was the silent gaze of the two senior brothers opposite, falling on him like an X-ray machine trying to scan the parts inside his body.