The sky collapsed, and in the blink of an eye, I found myself transported to Nanluoguxiang.

After a half-hour drive, the convoy finally arrived at Jianchang, the nearest city.

More than a dozen trucks were parked in front of the hospital.

This immediately attracted a crowd of onlookers.

These days, it's a rare sight to see so many cars suddenly appearing in a county town.

The transport team split into two groups: one group helped the groaning Yang Hua'an, while the other group carefully carried Du Ziteng on a cart.

"Doctor! Doctor!" Captain Wang shouted urgently as he led the way.

Not long after, two doctors and several nurses rushed out.

One of the middle-aged doctors, seeing Du Ziteng's deathly pale face, immediately frowned and asked, "What happened to this comrade? He's so badly injured!"

"We are from the Sijiucheng Transportation Team. The truck overturned a few hours ago, and he was injured like this," Captain Wang quickly explained.

Then he immediately pointed to Yang Hua'an next to him: "This is the driver; his arm is probably broken too."

Upon hearing this, another, slightly older doctor's expression tightened, and he immediately directed the nurses to take Yang Hua'an into the operating room.

Then he turned around and looked at Du Ziteng carefully, but his heart sank.

This is clearly an internal injury to the internal organs; given the current conditions, we can only leave it to fate.

"Doctor, please arrange a hospital bed for him!" Li Kaixin stepped forward and said in a steady voice.

"good!"

Without hesitation, the old doctor nodded immediately and turned to the nurse, instructing, "Quickly, prepare a hospital bed, and be gentle."

He knew that for patients like this, there was really no more effective way to treat them than to keep them resting and observing them.

After arranging for the two people, Captain Wang told everyone to stay where they were.

He immediately went to the hospital director, borrowed the hospital's dedicated phone, and called Station Chief Zhao in Beijing to report the accident and the situation of the injured.

Soon after, Captain Wang returned and announced to everyone:

"Listen up, everyone. We'll stay at the guesthouse in the county town tonight and set off again tomorrow. Someone will come over shortly to take us there."

Not long after the announcement, the person Captain Wang mentioned arrived; he was a capable-looking middle-aged man.

The two shook hands and exchanged a few polite words.

The man then got into Captain Wang's passenger seat and led the way.

Wu Tian squeezed into the passenger seat next to Li Kaixin and sat with Zhou Zhiming.

When the car arrived at the guesthouse, everyone parked it in the backyard.

The middle-aged man helped the transport team complete their check-in procedures, then said goodbye and left.

The transport team members had just put their belongings down in the room.

Captain Wang's voice came from the outside corridor:

"After you've put your things away, please gather in the backyard parking area! We have another task for today."

The guesthouse they stayed at this time was a two-person room, with Zhou Zhiming and Li Kaixin sharing a room.

Hearing this, Zhou Zhiming was a little puzzled: "Master, didn't you say you weren't leaving today? What other tasks are there?"

"Have you forgotten? There's still a car stranded on the way," Li Kaixin reminded him as he tidied the bed.

Once the transport team members arrived at the backyard, Captain Wang began assigning tasks.

With a serious tone, he first pointed to the two young apprentices: "You two, go to the hospital to take care of the wounded, and come back to let us know immediately if anything happens."

Then he turned to the others: "The rest of you, get into my car and Mr. Chen's car separately."

As soon as he finished speaking, the members of the transport team sprang into action, nimbly climbing into the back of the two trucks.

Half an hour later, they returned to the spot where Yang Hua'an's car had overturned.

Captain Wang didn't rush to tell everyone to start pulling the car. Instead, he first called over a few experienced workers to carefully examine the accident scene. He needed to figure out the cause of the rollover.

This was a task that Station Chief Zhao specifically assigned me after I reported the conflict between Yang Hua'an and Du Ziteng to him over the phone earlier.

Several people squatted down, first examining the tire tracks, then checking the road conditions, exchanging opinions in hushed tones.

After careful observation and discussion, the following conclusion was reached:

Yang Hua'an was distracted while driving and failed to notice the large pothole on the road, which caused the vehicle to lose control and overturn.

This rules out the possibility that Du Ziteng grabbed the steering wheel during the journey.

Once Captain Wang felt confident, he turned around and began assigning tasks to the transport team.

With the help of two vehicles and dozens of people, the vehicle was flipped right-side up in no time.

After towing the car back to the guesthouse and parking it, Captain Wang found Li Kaixin, and the two immediately headed to the hospital.

Upon arriving at the hospital, Captain Wang and Li Kaixin first went to Yang Hua'an's ward.

In the ward, Yang Hua'an had already undergone surgery, and his arm was immobilized with a splint.

He saw Li Kaixin walk in at a glance, and even forgot about Captain Wang standing beside him, he immediately became agitated and started cursing:

"You little bastard, you dare come here! Just wait until I'm better, I'll get someone to deal with you!"

"Yang Hua'an! Watch your words!"

Captain Wang's face darkened, and his voice became serious: "On behalf of the organization, I'm asking you: what was the cause of the rollover? You must answer truthfully!"

Upon hearing this, Yang Hua'an's eyes flickered, and he stammered.

Suddenly, as if remembering something, he feigned a victim's expression and exclaimed urgently, "It's Du Ziteng! That kid grabbed my steering wheel!"

"Are you sure, Yang Hua'an?" Captain Wang's tone grew even more somber, a suppressed anger rising on his face.

Yang Hua'an was a little flustered, but since he had already spoken, he could only bite the bullet and say, "I'm sure! He's the one who grabbed the steering wheel!"

"Good! Good!" Captain Wang said twice, then walked out of the ward with a belly full of anger.

Li Kaixin did not follow immediately, but slowly walked to Yang Hua'an's bedside, a half-smile on her face.

He's not exactly a pushover; people are practically riding on his neck and he still doesn't know how to fight back.

"What...what are you going to do? I'm warning you..." Yang Hua'an hadn't finished speaking.

A flash of silver light appeared in Li Kaixin's hand, and a thin needle was precisely inserted into an acupoint on the side of his neck.

Yang Hua'an fell silent. Then, several more silver needles flew down and up.

After finishing these steps, Li Kaixin calmly withdrew the silver needles, didn't even glance at Yang Hua'an again, and turned to leave the ward.