The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 14 Discharge Procedures
"Is Ms. Jiang feeling any better today?" She sat down naturally in the chair next to her, and when she saw Jiang Hui half-sitting up, she adjusted the bed for her, indicating that she didn't need to get up.

Jiang Hui couldn't adjust in time, so she could only sit on the bed and watch the person come in. Lying down was not the right way to sit, even though she was able to get out of bed and eat normally at noon.

However, she noticed that the interstellar medical staff and patients she had encountered so far had very natural relationships. Even though it was their first meeting, they could talk as if they were old friends. They were so outgoing that it made her seem a little less poised and confident.

"It's nothing, I recovered even faster than I expected. I thought I would need to rest for a while, but then therapist Carlette told me I could be discharged this afternoon."

"You called him Healer Carlette to his face?" Unexpectedly, Miss Xu's focus was a bit off, and she seemed to be unable to suppress a smile.

Jiang Hui: ? ? ?
Is there even a story behind this? Is there gossip to hear about something like this? She felt like she'd already heard several pieces of gossip in less than a day since waking up in this interstellar world.

Xu Jia didn't seem to notice Jiang Hui's slightly embarrassed expression and explained, "There's another therapist in the district's Zhongzhong Hospital who's also named Carlette, but she works in the radiology department on the seventh floor. The two of them have always been at odds, and they've even caused some trouble because of their shared name."

"so……"

"So it would be nice if you could still call him Mr. Carlette. The older guy upstairs calls him Healer Carlette... Of course, it would be best if you never saw any of these Mr. Carlettes again." The woman made a rather cold joke.

Anyway, Jiang Hui was left feeling cold. She wanted to laugh, but the smile froze before it even reached her lips. In the end, she could only awkwardly purse her lips.

Of course, this was just a minor incident. Xu Jia didn't continue talking about Mr. Carlette's embarrassing little incident and naturally pulled over the slightly oddly shaped cart.

"Here, let me use your hospital barcode." It took Jiang Hui a while to realize what it was, and she quickly handed over the barcode tag hanging on her wrist.

The other person took the cart, seemed to glance at the code on it, flipped it over, and found a small slot.

"Click." The embedded compartment popped open, and Xu Jia took out a set of six palm-sized vials, each about the size of a thumb. The liquid was a bluish-green color, which looked quite magical.

She didn't rush to give it to Jiang Hui, but carefully checked the information on it, then handed it to Jiang Hui to check it herself. After that, she swiped on the small screen on the cart for a while to confirm the information before completing the medicine delivery process.

"Although you have largely recovered, you still need to take a mental stabilizer for five days. There are six vials of medicine here, one of which is a pilot dose that you need to finish before you can be discharged." The pharmacist pointed to the vial that Jiang Hui was pressing under her thumb. It was indeed different from the other five; the tube was shorter, and the medicine was a semi-transparent gel.

Jiang Hui seemed unsure what to do with the medicine she had just taken out, as she wasn't sure if interstellar medicine could be taken directly. Her memory of taking medicine was also vague; she seemed to have rarely done so.

Unexpectedly, Xu Jia misunderstood her actions, thinking she was afraid of taking medicine. He thought to himself that she was still just a child, and unconsciously softened his voice, saying, "It's true that taking a mental stabilizer isn't very pleasant, but for your future, it's better to take care of yourself. Use this pilot dose first; the reaction won't be too severe." If there were any adverse reactions, she probably wouldn't be able to leave the hospital.

This introductory medication is the foundation for the main course, used to moderate and smooth out the effects of the sedative. It generally has an allergy testing function; any adverse reactions indicate that the body cannot tolerate it. However, Xu Jia didn't mention this in this case. It's already pitiful enough that such a young child is injured and hospitalized alone; she's so hesitant and helpless, it's best not to frighten her.

Fortunately, Jiang Hui seemed to adapt well to the medicine, and naturally no problems arose later.

After taking notes, Xu Jia considered his mission complete.

Seeing her about to leave, Jiang Hui hurriedly stopped her. She had just remembered a somewhat troublesome matter: she was currently penniless, without even identification, and her familiarity with this place was far less than the world's familiarity with her. She didn't realize it while in the hospital, but once she left… could she find her way back to her original home?
"Oh, yes, I almost forgot. Your admission was quite an emergency, and the medical staff could only get some basic supplies depending on the situation. Frye has another shift today, so he might have forgotten to tell you. Let me see, it should be... here!" Sure enough, it was here.

I have no idea how she found the location so accurately. I didn't know before I listened to her.

Beside the hospital bed, the metal platform that Jiang Hui had previously mistaken for a workbench suddenly bulged out, revealing a small screen on the back, covered by something resembling a security door. The entire transformation process was incredibly smooth and silent; the edges of the metal platform changed seamlessly, as if it had always looked the same, demonstrating a level of craftsmanship that was truly exquisite.

Before Jiang Hui could even express her feelings, she followed the other party's instructions and identified the pupils and brainwaves on the screen.

She was initially a little apprehensive when she heard about the brainwave recognition feature, worried that she would give herself away on the spot. But before she could even react, the recognition was complete, the lock opened immediately, and the contents were revealed.

There weren't many items: a necklace that looked rather punk, and a round, flat thing that looked like a button. That was all.

Xu Jia didn't shy away from the question. She glanced at what Xu Jia had taken out and then said with some surprise, "So this style is more popular in the inner galaxy?" She subconsciously moved her wrist, and Jiang Hui immediately noticed that she was also wearing a similar style of electronic watch. Her vague memory told her that this was a "light brain".

So that's what a quantum computer looks like.

The girl shook her head: "They also like to use wristband styles over there, but I just prefer this one."

Xu Jia suddenly realized and urged Jiang Hui to put it on quickly. A personal computer is an extremely important item for interstellar citizens; they cannot be without it unless there is a major emergency.

Then the girl wanted to put on what she thought was a spatial button, based on her memory.

"Wait—" Xu Jia quickly stopped her, somewhat amused and exasperated, "Ms. Jiang, you probably don't want to go home in this hospital gown, do you? You should put this spatial lock back on after you change into your own clothes, otherwise the cooldown time for deactivation is quite troublesome. I think you should have some everyday clothes in your spatial lock, right?"

(End of this chapter)