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Chapter 3 Auspicious Omens Descend! A Miracle of Life from the ICU to the Border Post

The director's feeling was correct; the night sky over China had indeed changed.

If someone were to look up at the sky at this moment, they would see that the clouds, which were originally glowing red from the city's neon lights, are undergoing a strange yet magnificent transformation. It's as if someone has overturned Laozi's alchemy furnace high in the heavens, and scalding purple-gold light is spreading wildly along the texture of the clouds.

At first, it was just a very faint tint, but in less than half a minute, the sea of ​​clouds over the entire Chinese sky was completely ignited. That color is hard to describe in words; it is neither a simple purple nor a gaudy gold, but a kind of auspicious aura that is so profound that it makes people want to worship it, yet so warm that it brings tears to their eyes.

The air was no longer hot and dry; instead, it became thick and humid. With each breath, my lungs felt as if they had been ironed smooth.

……

Peking Union Medical College Hospital, Beijing.

The automatic doors to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) were tightly shut. Several men in military uniforms sat on a bench outside, the gold stars on their epaulets appearing somewhat dim under the pale light of the corridor. They stood ramrod straight, but the exhaustion between their brows was impossible to conceal—the marks of several consecutive all-nighters.

The old man inside was a leading figure in the nuclear energy field of Longxia Kingdom. For the latest controlled fusion reactor project, he disregarded the limits of his physical health and lifespan and always fought on the front line, eventually exhausting his last bit of energy.

Just half an hour ago, the attending physician issued a critical condition notice—multiple organ failure, likely tonight.

"Beep—beep—beep—"

The monotonous sound of the monitor could be faintly heard through the thick glass, and every sound felt like a footstep on everyone's heart.

Inside the ward, a group of experts stood around the bed, their faces grave.

"Blood oxygen saturation is still dropping, it has already fallen below 80."

"Did you get an adrenaline rush?"

"I pushed it twice, but there was no response. My heart muscle is... already unable to withstand any more stimulation."

The attending physician, Wang Hongliang, took off his glasses, rubbed his sore eyes, and let out a long sigh. He had practiced medicine for forty years and seen countless lives come and go, but at this moment, his heart still felt heavy. If it were an ordinary elderly person, it wouldn't be so bad, but the man lying on the bed had the energy lifeline of the Longxia Kingdom for the next fifty years on his mind.

This isn't just about one person dying; it's about a pillar collapsing.

"Notify the family members and the leaders," Wang Hongliang said in a hoarse voice.

The head nurse nodded, her eyes red-rimmed.

Just then, the lights in the operating room suddenly came on.

At first, it was just a faint light, with a hint of purple. Then, the light grew brighter and brighter, but it wasn't dazzling; instead, it was as soft as a wisp of dissolving cloud.

"Why are the lights so bright tonight?" a nurse muttered unconsciously.

Before she could finish speaking, the monitor suddenly emitted a sharp "beep."

Wang Hongliang's heart skipped a beat. Was he really leaving already?

He suddenly turned his head to look at the screen.

The green electrocardiogram, which had been almost flat, suddenly shot up with a huge peak, as if it had been pulled hard!

"Heart rate...heart rate has rebounded?! 60...70...80?!" The doctor in charge of monitoring the equipment exclaimed in shock.

"It's not just heart rate! Look at your blood oxygen!"

On the screen, the blood oxygen saturation level is fluctuating wildly: 85%...92%...98%!

These are the numbers for healthy young people!

Wang Hongliang felt a chill run down his spine. He rushed to the bedside, grabbed the stethoscope, and pressed it against the old man's chest.

Boom, boom, boom.

Powerful and steady. This doesn't sound like the heart of a dying person; it sounds healthier than the heart of this director who often stays up all night!

"This...how is this possible?" Wang Hongliang stared in disbelief as the old man's originally ashen face began to regain its rosy hue at a visible speed, and even his shriveled cheeks seemed to have become fuller.

The old man on the bed trembled slightly with his eyelashes, and then slowly opened his eyes.

At that moment, time seemed to stand still in the ward.

The old man looked around blankly at the astonished people in white coats, and asked with some doubt, his voice weak but strong: "Xiao Wang... I feel... a little hungry? Does the cafeteria still have millet porridge?"

The stethoscope in Wang Hongliang's hand fell to the ground with a "thud".

His hands trembled, his lips quivered for a long time, and tears welled up in his eyes: "I'll go get it right now! I'll go get it right now! Add sugar! Add two eggs!"

……

At the same time, 100 kilometers north of Lingnan, in a B-level instance area codenamed "Wild Boar Forest".

"boom!"

A two-story-tall elite black-skinned wild boar was panting heavily, bits of meat hanging from its tusks, while opposite it, a five-person hunter squad was already at its last gasp.

The shield warrior's heavy shield was shattered into three pieces, and his left arm hung limply at his sides; the mage's face was deathly pale, his mana was already depleted, and he clutched the last mana potion in his hand, reluctant to drink it; the priestess was crying her eyes out, her staff had been broken, but she hadn't managed to squeeze out a single drop of milk.

"Captain, let's retreat!" the mage cried desperately. "If we don't run, we'll all die here!"

Who would have thought that they originally just wanted to farm some materials on the outskirts, but instead encountered elite wild boars out foraging for food.

"Run my ass!" The captain, a burly man with a thick beard, swung his greatsword, the blade of which was chipped. "How can Third Brother run with his leg broken? Fight this beast! Even if I die, I'll knock out a couple of his teeth!"

The elite wild boar seemed to understand human language, a hint of mocking cruelty flashing in its eyes. It pawed the ground with its hind hooves, preparing to launch its final charge.

An atmosphere of despair enveloped the squad.

Just at this critical moment, the weather changed.

A dense purple aura seeped out of the void without warning, ignoring the dungeon's barrier rules and pouring directly into the crown of everyone's head.

The mage was preparing to drink the potion in a desperate attempt when suddenly he felt a "buzz" in his head, and the intense headache caused by the depletion of his magical power vanished instantly. Immediately afterward, he felt as if a fire hose had been connected to his dantian, and violent magical power poured into it without restraint.

[Mana recovery...100%...150%...200% (overflow)!]

"Holy crap?!"

The monk shuddered as if struck by lightning, looked at the unfinished potion in his hand, and threw it on the ground.

"Captain! Get out of the way!"

The captain was preparing to face the charging wild boar when he heard this and instinctively rolled to the side.

The mage, who was usually stingy and calculated the mana cost of casting a fireball, was now bathed in purple light, resembling an erupting humanoid volcano. He raised his hands high, each of his ten fingers bearing a bursting fireball the size of a washbasin.

"You like charging into battle, huh? You like eating meat, huh?!"

The mage laughed wildly, his eyes burning with purple flames.

"Go to hell, you pig-headed idiot! Fireball! Fireball Barrage! Giant Fireball! Super Giant Fireball! Eat it all up!"

Boom boom boom boom boom!

The sound of explosions echoed through the mountains and forests, and the flames illuminated the night as bright as day.

The poor elite wild boar didn't even have time to scream before it was bombarded by the overwhelming firepower and turned into roast suckling pig.

The smoke of battle has cleared.

The five members of the team looked at each other in bewilderment.

The priestess stared blankly at her own body, now completely energized, then at the shield warrior who hadn't even been scarred, and asked, "Did we... all suddenly go into overdrive? Will there be any aftereffects?"

The captain swallowed hard, feeling the power still surging within him, and looked up at the purple clouds in the sky.

"Don't be silly, this must be a divine intervention."

……

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