Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

When Shadow was rushed to the Japanese military hospital in Songyuan, he was already on the verge of death.

She was covered in blood, her wide black robe was soaked through, and blood was everywhere on the ground.

The Japanese medical staff quickly carried her into the emergency room, and various monitoring devices were promptly connected to her.
However, the constantly flashing red lights on the instruments and the rapidly declining numbers indicated that her vital signs were deteriorating at an alarming rate.

Upon hearing the news, the Japanese director of the Matsubara Japanese Army Hospital rushed over. He looked at the various data on the instruments and frowned.

He circled the shadow a few times, muttering some Japanese that even the Japanese themselves couldn't understand, clearly at a loss for what to do about the shadow's condition.

After pacing back and forth in the emergency room for a long time, he suddenly stopped and shouted to the nurse next to him, "Quick, go and call Li Ru. Tell him there's an emergency that needs his help!"

The nurse responded and quickly ran to find Li Ru.

A short while later, Li Ru rushed to the emergency room.

When he saw the shadow lying on the stretcher, he was slightly taken aback, his eyes filled with surprise.

Judging from the shadow's clothing, it is clearly a Chinese person.

There are only two possibilities for the Japanese saving Chinese people: one is that they are major traitors whom the Japanese need to do things, so they save them.

Another possibility is that captured anti-Japanese fighters possess crucial intelligence needed by the Japanese, or that they have value to the Japanese.

Li Ru felt that the woman in front of him, whose injuries were so severe, clearly belonged to the latter category.

Li Ru secretly guessed that this woman was very likely also an anti-Japanese fighter, or even a member of the Anti-Japanese United Army.

Of course, these are just his guesses, and whether they are true or not, we will have to wait for the girl in the hospital bed to wake up before we can give him the answer.

Li Ru quickly glanced at the shadow's test report, then said with a serious expression, "This person is severely injured and poisoned. The poison is spreading in her body, and coupled with her massive blood loss, it has caused multiple organ failure. Therefore, to save her life, we must first detoxify her and reattach her severed tongue, otherwise she will surely die."

Upon hearing Li Ru's words, the Japanese dean frowned even more deeply.

He glanced at the shadow, then at Li Ru, and stammered, "The people who carried her said... she's a very difficult prisoner to deal with. If we cure her poison, I'm afraid she might do something detrimental to us after she wakes up, and then..."

Li Ru interrupted her directly, saying, "Dean, look at her now. Her arms and legs are broken, and she's so weak that she could be blown away by a gust of wind. What can she do? Of course, if you want her dead, then pretend I didn't say anything."

With that, Li Ru spread his hands, making a gesture as if he was about to leave, and simply abandoned the project.

When the Japanese dean saw that Li Ru was about to leave, he panicked.

Because Li Ru's medical skills are the most superb in the entire hospital, if he ignores the situation, the girl in the hospital bed will surely die.

At that point, he certainly wouldn't be able to explain himself to Chairman Uchida.

Left with no other choice, he agreed and left the emergency room to find Chairman Uchida.

Upon seeing Uchida, the Japanese director, panting heavily, said:
"Mr. Uchida, the prisoner's condition is extremely critical. If we want to save her, we must first detoxify her so that we can provide her with comprehensive treatment. Otherwise, even if we force treatment now, she will die from multiple organ failure due to poisoning."

After saying that, he lowered his head, not daring to breathe, waiting for Uchida's response.

Uchida's face darkened upon hearing the report from the Japanese director. He retorted, "Are you serious? Do you know how many skilled fighters I lost trying to capture her?" The Japanese director hesitated for a moment before replying, "Mr. Uchida, given that girl's current condition, even if she were to be revived, she wouldn't be able to defeat a three-year-old child in the short term. She poses no threat to the Imperial Army. Of course, if you wish for her to die, then we can simply abandon treatment."

At this point, the Japanese dean stopped talking, bowed, and stepped aside.

Clearly, he had no other choice.

At this moment, Uchida thought for a moment and finally said, "Alright, now go and cure her. But if she dies, you will all be held responsible."

"Hi! I'll arrange it right away."

After saying that, the Japanese hospital director took the antidote and hurriedly ran back to the emergency room, saying to Li Ru, "Lord Uchida has agreed to the antidote, and this is the antidote. The rest is all up to you."

Li Ru was secretly pleased, knowing that his provocation had worked, but he remained expressionless and nodded slightly, saying, "In that case, let's prepare. And the blood plasma must be plentiful; this person has lost too much blood and needs a large transfusion."

The Japanese hospital director quickly replied, "No problem, no problem. There are plenty of Imperial Army soldiers in the hospital. If we don't have enough blood, we'll take it from them!"

Li Ru nodded and immediately began to perform surgery on the shadow.

Before the surgery, Li Ru needed to do two things. The first was to give Shadow an antidote injection, and the second was to administer anesthesia. This was because he needed to reattach Shadow's severed tongue.

If the shadow were to wake up midway, it would be very difficult.

Li Ru's movements were very skillful. He first slowly injected the antidote into the shadow's vein, keeping his eyes fixed on the injection site to ensure that the injection entered the bloodstream smoothly.

After the antidote injection was completed, he carefully checked Shadow's vital signs and, after confirming that all indicators were temporarily stable, began to prepare for anesthesia.

He skillfully prepared the anesthetic and administered it intravenously to induce deep anesthesia in the shadow.

Then, he put on sterile gloves, picked up a scalpel, and made a precise incision at the wound site, his movements gentle yet decisive, minimizing damage to the surrounding tissues.

Once the incision was fully exposed, Li Ru saw the severed end of Shadow's tongue. He took a deep breath, focused intently, and gently picked up the end with tweezers, carefully cleaning away the surrounding blood clots and necrotic tissue.

Next, Li Ru began to connect and suture the tongues.

He carefully aligned the severed tongue fragments and sutured them together using special sutures.

Li Ru's suturing technique is superb. Every stitch is done perfectly, ensuring a firm connection of the tongue without causing excessive damage to the surrounding tissues.

While suturing, Li Ru kept observing Yingzi's vital signs to ensure that no accidents would occur during the surgery.

He now not only has to snatch people from the clutches of death, but also has to be wary of the Shadow's extreme actions.

The fact that the other person ended their life by biting their tongue suggests that they had some important secret they couldn't reveal, or that someone was being blackmailed because of them.

Therefore, if Li Ru wants to completely revive the other party, he still needs the cooperation of the girl in front of him.

Of course, rescuing the person is only the first step. Next, he needs to find out the person's identity and then figure out a way to get them out! (End of Chapter)