Farmer's wife: My wife is a bit wild

Chapter 73
This is a 'sloth neck snake'.

The name of this snake sounds lazy, but it is actually the fastest snake with the most poisonous venom.

The reason why it is said to run the fastest is also because it is not big, and an adult snake is only one meter long.

Moreover, its body is very sensitive, not only can it crawl in a normal S shape, but it can also crawl in a short distance in a straight line.

If you are bitten by this kind of snake, if you fail to receive emergency treatment within fifteen minutes, you will most likely lose your life, or even if you survive, you will become a vegetable.

Su Ran had never seen this kind of snake in real life.

It's just that Master told her about this kind of snake before, and also told her about the emergency first aid method and the preparation of antidote.

At this moment, the girl lying on the ground has turned blue and her lips have turned purple.

If she is not treated quickly, her life may be gone.

Su Ran quickly took out 7 silver needles from her sleeve pocket, and first sealed off the blood flow in her whole body.

Then, he took out his small medicine stove, seven petals of different colors, and a small medicine bottle from the space.

In order not to be seen by the girl taking things out of the space like a magic trick, she turned her back to take them out.

She first picked up a red petal, crushed it in the palm of her hand and placed it on the girl's wound.

Then pull out one of the silver needles that sealed her blood.

In this way, the antidote on the petals can flow into her body first, controlling the toxicity for a short time.

She quickly put the remaining petals into the medicine stove, and poured the water-like liquid in the small medicine bottle into the medicine stove.

Light a fire and fry.

The medicine in the medicine bottle can promote the rapid decoction of medicine in the medicine furnace.

In about 5 minutes, Su Ran's medicine was ready.

Because the six petals are melted into juice, plus the medicine liquid in the small medicine bottle before, part of the water will evaporate during decoction, and the medicine made can just be put into the small medicine bottle again.

After pouring into the vial...

Su Ran used new silver needles to stick ointment on each of the places on her body where the silver needles were pierced, and then pierced four more needles.

The original seven stitches became 35 stitches.

Each needle should stay on the girl's body for no more than 20 seconds, so Su Ran had to stick new medicine on the silver needle and prick it again.

Repeat until each stitch is full five times.

The girl's complexion gradually improved, and Su Ran felt her pulse again, and found that the poison in her body had almost been detoxified.

Finally, she applied all the ointment left in the medicine bottle to the part where she was bitten by the snake, and bandaged her with gauze.

She looked at the girl and said warmly to her, "Just spit out this last cloudy mouthful of blood."

When the words fell, her palm had already patted the girl's back.

The girl's body leaned forward instantly, and a mouthful of black blood was spurted out by her.

The black blood was spit out, and the girl seemed to be able to speak now.

She immediately thanked Su Ran, "Thank you for saving my life, girl!"

Just now, her body felt as if she was about to suffocate, but now it is gradually getting better. It must be Su Ran who detoxified her.

Su Ran responded politely, "You're welcome!"

After putting away the small medicine stove and putting it in the small back basket, Su Ran stood up and said to her, "The poison in your body has been detoxified, and you can take off the gauze on the wound tomorrow!"

After all, let's go.

But suddenly thought of something, turned around and handed a small purse to the girl, "You take this purse, it can help you drive away poisonous snakes and insects."

After finishing speaking, he looked at the snake in the girl's hand again, and said, "The snake in your hand has been strangled to death by you."

After the words fell, she turned around and left.

Only Tan Xueer who was still holding a dead snake was left behind, a little dazed.

That's right, the girl bitten by a snake is Tan Xueer.

In other words, this 'lazy-necked snake' was actually raised by her, and she also has the antidote, and the purpose of deliberately being bitten by the snake she raised was to test whether Su Ran could really detoxify.

It turned out that she...

how to say.

She had seen Su Ran before, but at that time Su Ran was a little fool, and now Su Ran...

Not only is she not stupid anymore, why does she still have a cool feeling? !

Looking at Su Ran's back gradually going away, Tan Xueer's little heart suddenly thumped a few times.

Oh, if Su Ran is a man...

...

And Su Ran here continued to walk up the mountain.

After walking for about half an hour, she finally came to the temple on the mountain.

Because it is a temple on the mountain, there are not many people in the temple when it is not a festival.

Su Ran walked into the gate, and a young monk came out to greet her.

Under the leadership of the little monk, Su Ran first went to burn incense according to the rules, and then asked the little monk to take him to meet the abbot.

Coincidentally, the abbot happened to be fine today.

Follow the little monk to find the abbot.

Su Ran asked, "Master, can you recognize me?"

When the abbot heard her words, he thought he was an acquaintance, so he looked at Su Ran carefully.

After a moment of silence, the abbot finally asked, "Are you Xiao Su's benefactor?"

The abbot was quite impressed with Su Ran's birth in the temple.

After all, it is true that there are not many people who can come to the temple to give birth, and Su Ran was still a little fool at that time.

What made the abbot silent just now was that the woman in front of him didn't look like a fool at all.

Su Ran nodded, "Yes."

The abbot seemed to understand something and asked, "Master Su, is there something to do today?"

Su Ran, "Abbot, do you still remember when I gave birth here?"

The abbot nodded and said, "Little benefactor, please come and see me."

With that said, Su Ran was invited to the waiting room of the temple.

Abbot, "Does the little benefactor have any doubts about the events of that year?"

People who can be the abbot must not be simple-minded people, Su Ran is not surprised how he knows what he wants to ask.

Su Ran asked, "Abbot, please tell me what happened when I gave birth."

The abbot thought for a while and said:

"Back then, before your sister came to the small temple, someone sent someone to inform us in advance that two pregnant women would come to the mountain to pray for their children."

"I asked the people in the temple to tidy up that meditation room for you."

After speaking, he pointed to a meditation room directly opposite the door, and continued:
"I remember that little benefactor Su was brought here by your sister. There were not many people who came to the temple that day. I went to pick you up with a few young monks."

"But when you reached the threshold of the gate, you suddenly tripped over the threshold."

As he spoke, the abbot closed his eyes and recited a sutra.

Then he continued, "At that time, the little benefactor fell down and had a fetal gas and was about to give birth. Your sister was also surprised, so the two of you gave birth at the same time."

After finishing speaking, he looked at the meditation room that Su Ran had pointed out just now, and said, "It is in that meditation room, and you were born in that meditation room."

"It's also fortunate that your sister brought a midwife, probably because she was afraid that you would have premature birth."

"It's just a pity that the midwife delivered the two of you..."

Having said that, the abbot stopped talking.

Because he knew that even if Su Ran was a fool at the time, she is not stupid now.

What's more, Su Ran must have known what happened next before she came to ask him about the childbirth.

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　caution…

　　The name of the snake was made up by me~
　　
　
(End of this chapter)