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"The joint monitoring in Shanghai also determined that you have lost vital signs."

"The equipment is inadequate."

Even using forbidden techniques, Su Yuehe couldn't find your location.

"The signal is poor underwater."

Upon hearing this, Long Ao slowed his pace by half a beat.

He looked at Chen Guan, then at An Changqing, and suddenly felt that Chen Guan's mouth was harder than his coffin.

Hong Yuan was quite direct: "Do you think Su Yuehe will believe your reason?"

Chen Guan said uncertainly, "Probably, she's a kind person."

Hongyuan thought about it seriously: "Kindness and being easily deceived are two different things."

Chen Guan: "..."

This makes a lot of sense, but coming from Hong Yuan, it has a rather unique impact.

The medical building was brightly lit at this time.

Originally, there were only two doctors on the night shift, but then Chen Guan was resurrected and returned to school, An Changqing forcibly returned to school from the Northern Territory, Hong Yuan was injured, and Long Ao was mentally exhausted. A series of messages came crashing down, waking up half of the teachers in the medical building.

As soon as Chen Guan entered the hall, he saw an electronic whiteboard hanging on the wall.

The list of urgent checks for tonight is above.

The first line, An Changqing, is classified as high-risk due to spatial overload and mental exhaustion.

The second line, Long Ao, suffers from spatial dizziness and qi and blood disorder, classified as medium risk.

The third line, Red Kite, external injury, claw marks from a northern monster, is classified as medium danger.

The fourth line reads: "Chen Guan, status: resurrected, reason unknown, level unknown."

Chen Guan looked at the fourth line.

"Was my categorization a bit hasty?"

A doctor next to him adjusted his glasses and said, "We've tried our best to be professional."

Chen Guan pointed to the unexplained cause: "You could write 'drowning'."

The doctor glanced at him.

"Drowning can reset life monitoring to zero? That means they're dead."

Chen Guan said, "The sea is quite deep."

The doctor fell silent.

An Changqing said, "Investigate him first."

Chen Guan countered, "Are you sure? Who do you think looks more in need?"

An Changqing did not back down.

The on-duty doctor couldn't stand it anymore and made the decision directly.

"Let's investigate together. Is the medical area a very small place? An Changqing, go to the mental strength testing chamber. Long Ao, go to the blood and qi chamber. Hong Yuan, treat the wounds. Chen Guan, go to the number three comprehensive room."

Long Ao paused for a moment as he passed by Chen Guan.

"If you go missing again next time, remember to leave a message beforehand."

Chen Guan asked, "What should be left behind?"

Long Ao thought for a long time and said, "Just tell them not to look for me, I won't die."

Chen Guan nodded, this request wasn't unreasonable: "That's acceptable."

Seeing how readily he agreed, Long Ao felt even more frustrated.

"Are you really planning to do it again?"

Chen Guan was very honest: "It's hard to say."

Long Ao turned and left.

If they continued talking, he felt that his energy and blood, which had just recovered, were about to become disordered again.

The coffin was taken into Room No. 3.

In the center of the room was a white detection chamber surrounded by several rings of runes. Next to it were a life fluctuation recorder, a residual ability scanner, and a contamination detection array.

The standards are very high; it seems they really intend to study him as a special case.

Baal yawned in his mental space.

"Huaching College is really unlucky to have met you; their medical funds have flown away again."

Chen Guan did not reply to his self-talk and lay down in the testing chamber.

The hatch closed, and blue-white talismanic light swept overhead.

The doctor outside looked down at the screen, his expression initially appearing normal.

A minute later, he raised his hand and tapped the side of the instrument.

Two minutes later, he switched to a different screen.

Three minutes later, he called in another doctor.

Chen Guan lay inside, watching the light on the ceiling rotate in circles, and felt that the situation might not be good.

It's not that he has a health problem.

More likely, he confused the instrument.

Outside the testing chamber, two doctors were talking in hushed tones, but with Chen Guan's current hearing, it was no different from them talking in his arms; he could hear them clearly.

"Vital signs are normal."

"Where's your heartbeat?"

"have."

"Then why is there a gap in the soul's wavelength?"

"You're asking me? I'd like to ask you the same thing."

"The pollution index is also incorrect. The demon god's pollution residue is zero, but there is a trace that has been covered up."

"How do I write this report?"

"Write a recommendation for review."

"How many follow-up examinations are needed?"

"They kept examining us until we could understand it; it's simply a medical miracle."

Chen Guan closed his eyes.

Very well, even professionals can't save this report.

Shortly after, the hatch opened.

The doctor stood outside, his expression serious.

"Chen Guan, judging from the outcome, you are alive now."

Chen Guan sat up: "Thank you, I knew that too."

The doctor flipped through the record board.

"Your mental waveband has a gap, your body recovers much faster than normal, there is no damage to any core components, and the pollution test is negative."

He paused, as if trying to find a way to avoid being offensive.

Simply put, you are healthy, but not in a reasonable way.

Chen Guan sat up and slung the coffin back onto his back: "So, can I be discharged?"

The doctor looked at the coffin behind him, then at the report.

Although everything seemed strange, given his professional ethics, there was really no reason for him to keep him.

"You can go now, but for safety's sake, I suggest you come in for regular checkups."

Thank you.

When Chen Guan walked out of the examination room, An Changqing was already sitting on a bench in the corridor.

The mental strength test was clearly not going well for him; he had a plaster on his forehead and a cup of hot water beside him.

Seeing Chen Guan emerge, he looked up and asked, "Where's the report?"

Chen Guan handed over the examination report, which An Changqing took and read a page.

Then turn to the second page, and then to the third page.

Then, he looked up at the coffin and asked, "Do you suggest long-term observation?"

Chen Guan said, "The medical building is more concerned about the students."

An Changqing pointed to the line below.

"Should we restrict high-risk missions?"

Chen Guan said, "This can be ignored."

An Changqing closed the report: "This cannot be ignored."

At the other end of the corridor, Long Ao emerged, leaning against the wall. Upon hearing this, he immediately agreed.

"I think we should impose some restrictions."

Chen Guan looked at him.

Long Ao said matter-of-factly, "Shouldn't there be restrictions?"

Hongyuan walked out of the treatment room with her shoulder bandaged.

She listened for a moment, then, unusually, wisely remarked, "Restrictions are useless; if he wants to run, you can't stop him."

An Changqing looked at her.

Hongyuan added, "That's a fact."

Although Hongyuan doesn't like to use her brain, it's precisely this simple way of thinking that allows her to quickly get to the heart of a problem.

An Changqing put the examination report into his storage ring.

Chen Guan raised his hand to take it back: "That's my report."

A piece of paper is insignificant, but Chen Guan was afraid it would end up in the hands of more people.

Just thinking about the consequences is terrifying...

Just then, hurried footsteps came from the end of the corridor.

Situ Ming arrived with two teachers, followed by several members of the student council.

One of the student council members was carrying a photo frame and was running around sweating profusely.

He was clearly startled when he saw the coffin, and his foot slipped, almost causing him to drop the photo frame.

Chen Guan happened to see the photo in the frame.