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[Commander of the Ninth Army - Taromati]

307 The Benevolence and Skill of Dekan

This hospital is a place where demons can fully display their talents.

Regardless of power or status, and without being bound by formalities, as long as you can successfully complete your work goals, you can live a very stable life here.

It can be said to be one of the few safe places in the demon realm.

In war, healing clinics are strategic locations, and demon doctors are an invaluable and rare talent.

Of course, I'm willing to become a doctor's demon.

They are either vicious psychopaths or demons who genuinely dislike fighting and killing and prefer to do their own research.

Dekan believes his persona must be the latter.

He had never played the role of a human doctor before.

I'm actually a little worried that I won't be able to convincingly portray a demon doctor and that it might arouse suspicion from the other demons.

"There's nothing to worry about. Just be yourself."

The master said a few words briefly, then pretended not to want to talk to Dekan again.

"No, no, I am a pure human. When it comes to treating patients, I will have to ask you for advice."

"I can say that humbly," Dekan said.

However, his master did not respond to him.

They're probably still angry.

However, with the master's tacit approval, it must be a sure thing.

Dekan put down a stack of papers from the file folder.

He had already finished reading it carefully in the short time it took.

The above briefly outlines the basic principles that Dekan needs to follow at this hospital.

Physician's Code of Conduct

The standard workday is six hours, which may be extended to eight hours during times of emergency. Work hours exceeding six hours will be paid at double the normal rate. In cases of manpower shortages, work hours exceeding eight hours may be necessary, with additional pay doubled for these hours. However, doctors may refuse to work hours exceeding eight hours.

Completing tasks will earn you Strategic Demon Points; failure will result in a significant deduction of Strategic Demon Points based on the severity of the impact.

Damaging hospital facilities or harming medical staff or patients in any way (including using manipulative spells or feedback items) will result in a massive deduction of Demon Points.

[Newly recruited medical staff will receive initial Strategic Demon Points based on their rank. When their Strategic Demon Points reach zero, they will be executed by the Ninth Army.]

[Once on the job, you are not allowed to leave your post during wartime. During normal working hours, you cannot refuse or shirk work assignments; otherwise, you will be executed by the Ninth Army.]

Strategic Demon Points can be exchanged for Demon Realm Currency, as well as strategic resources that cannot be purchased with Demon Realm Currency during wartime.

[In a state of war, when there are vacancies in the hospital's management and no superiors have assigned a replacement, temporary successors will be urgently selected based on the amount of strategic demon points held, from highest to lowest.]

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It must be said that the demon realm is far more friendly to medical staff than to students and prison guards.

As long as the doctor is not a fraudster but a genuinely skilled "devil doctor," there is not only no danger, but also extremely high income.

And it seems you can no longer use "heartache" to attack someone who's trying to extort money in the hospital.

Perhaps it was because this bug was exploited in the Demon Realm prison back then that the Demon Realm discovered the vulnerability and subsequently updated the censored version in various key locations.

Dekan pinched the bridge of his nose.

I have a bit of a headache.

The good news is that hospitals are safe; the bad news is that hospitals are too safe.

Aside from being a good doctor, he doesn't seem to be able to take action casually.

What's needed now is to follow the hospital's rules, complete the job properly, and investigate leads and intelligence.

After all, he still doesn't know who the demon Deloitte is looking for is, or where it is.

Fortunately, the hospital's structure is not complicated. Although each floor is incredibly spacious, the floors are not high-level.

There are few restrictions on the first floor. Patients are usually sent to the first floor, and minor injuries can be treated quickly and then they can be sent away.

The second floor is only accessible to hospital staff, while the third floor is where senior physicians like Dekan reside. The second and third floors are the main treatment areas.

The fourth and fifth floors are where the vice president, president, and other administrative managers reside, as well as some extremely important wards. Generally, if you go to them without a reason, you will be suspected.

The sixth floor can only be entered with an administrative order from a higher authority or with the permission of the dean.

If there are powerful demons in a hospital, they are either the hospital director or a patient of a very high rank.

My position isn't high enough to allow me to reach them under ideal circumstances.

So how do you climb up when you can't easily take action?

Just as Dekan was pondering this.

"Doctor! How can you slack off so soon after you arrive?! Do you know how busy we are here?"

Without a knock, the door to Dekan's office was opened by someone.

A silver-haired, seemingly sleep-deprived succubus nurse pushed open the door and shouted at Dekan with a miserable and angry expression.

She looked young, like someone who had just graduated from a demon academy and entered the workforce.

Although her race should be a succubus.

But her unkempt hair had several ends sticking up, and her dark circles made her look like a typical office worker.

He lacked the glamorous and captivating aura that Dekan possessed in his previous film.

This year's batch of devilish students doesn't seem to be up to par.

"cough."

Dekan wasn't a real succubus, so he wasn't qualified to evaluate other demons like a mentor.

So this nurse must be your guide.

Because she was holding a brand new demon bracelet, which seemed to be a gift for Dekan.

But she seemed to be in a hurry, and after placing the demon bracelet on Dekan's table, she turned and left without hesitation.

"Excuse me."

Dekan said with a gentle smile.

With the war in the Demon Realm tense right now, expert doctors like him must be in high demand.

Since we can't just take action, we might as well act normal.

A lot of intelligence needs to be investigated in order to find the target demon.

Therefore, starting with the events that come to mind is definitely the right thing to do.

"Come with me to the operating room quickly! A high-ranking military officer has just been brought in; it's an emergency!"

The little succubus nurse spoke without turning her head, and a moment later she had already walked out of the office.

Dekan frowned upon hearing this, but quickly put on the demon bracelet, stood up, and walked out of the office.

As a senior physician and department head, Dekan's initial demon points are 300.

However, if a high-ranking military officer is involved in a medical malpractice incident, he could be fined thousands of dollars.

Even though Dekan had taken a semester of basic medicine at Hervenlitt College and was naturally gifted in the field.

However, it takes at least several years to complete medical training, and also requires extensive work experience.

Besides, Dekan studied medicine for people, and he really had no idea how to treat demons.

but.

Since it's a scene from the demon realm.

Dekan was fearless.

A demon's exam that humans can't answer? A demon king's tomb where humans will be sealed away?

With an invincible master, even problems that humans cannot solve can be easily handled!

"Master, I'll need your help later."

Dekan earnestly pleaded in his heart.

"I won't help."

The master still seems angry.

"Stop joking, Master. I admit my mistake. I am not worthy of being a chief physician. When it comes to actually doing the work, I still need to rely on you."

Dekan continued to apologize.

Based on his experience, apologizing to this extent is usually enough for his master to forgive him.

"I'm not very good at it either..."

The master finally spoke frankly.

"Huh? Master, are you kidding me?"

"I really don't know how, and even if I did, I wouldn't remember..."

The master doesn't seem to be playing tricks at all.

"I thought you were just sulking!"

Dekan, who had been as calm as a rock, suddenly panicked.

He really thought his master knew medical skills from the demon realm!

That makes no sense in the world of shadows.

Even if Delois is a master of medicine.