The magic cards I made are absolutely flawless!

312 Decan said that he would change the fate of his patients.

As he walked up the long staircase, Dekan also received the Demon Points reward of 95 points from the initial mission to anesthetize a Tier 7 officer.

The other 5 points were automatically assigned to the assistant, Eve.

Nowadays, as long as Dekan doesn't kill a patient or cause one or two minor medical accidents, he won't be executed.

We can start trying more aggressive treatment strategies.

Dekan roughly planned it out in his mind.

He has now attracted the attention of the hospital director, and the process of taking control of the hospital needs to be accelerated.

The good news is that the hospital director is now clearly in charge of taking care of the gray-haired demon, so he doesn't have much time to manage the hospital for the time being.

Therefore, at least in the short term, Dekan's actions will not be greatly affected.

Dekan will take advantage of these two days to reorganize the hospital and achieve higher revenue.

Compared to the one-time, risk-free profits preferred by unscrupulous merchants, Dekan tends to pursue a perfect, sustainable cycle.

Under his leadership, this hospital will be full of hope!

Upon reaching the third floor, Dekan stopped and waited a moment for Eve to approach. He then asked:

"Didn't the anesthesiology department say they were very busy at first? Is there really such a thing as anesthesia work?"

"Yes! There are many wounded patients who need pain relief, but the Demon Points aren't high enough."

Eve quickly replied.

Hearing Dekan ask such a normal question made her feel at ease.

This guy does actually do the proper things a doctor should do.

"take me."

"Dekan said."

Eve quickly walked in front of him and led him to the anesthesiology department on the second floor.

The Department of Anesthesiology at the hospital under the Ninth Army Group has multiple laminar flow operating rooms, one pharmacy and one instrument room, two pain management rooms, and one anesthesia recovery room with multiple beds.

In addition to providing anesthesia in surgical wards and outside of operating rooms, the anesthesiologists in the Department of Anesthesiology are also responsible for pain relief and emergency resuscitation throughout the hospital.

It can be said to be a very trustworthy medical team.

The anesthesiology department shouldn't be this busy.

However, since the already scarce number of doctors lost a chief physician, coupled with the increasingly dire situation of the war and the deteriorating supply situation, the anesthesiology department is already overwhelmed.

As soon as Dekan entered his assigned area, he saw many wounded demon officers, some lying in hospital beds, others sitting in chairs, all with pained expressions and bandages wrapped around their bodies, covered in blood.

"We're running out of medicine!"

"Can anyone help me prepare the medicine?"

"I'm going to the operating room on the third floor."

"We can't use so much, the patients won't be able to handle it!"

The voices of the other demon doctors and nurses rose and fell, all too busy to notice the arrival of the new chief physician.

It's clear that their long working hours have left them extremely exhausted.

As the chief physician, he also learned that the hospital director had issued a threatening notice during the wartime emergency, ordering the anesthesiology department to continue operating.

So they chose to work overtime voluntarily.

Dekan shook his head. He was kind-hearted and couldn't bear to see demons being exploited and suffering, not even for four times their normal wages.

What saddened him even more was that, besides the hurried voices of the medical staff, many patients were wailing in pain.

It seems they're almost at their breaking point.

"I will change the fate of my patients."

Dekan strode confidently toward the treatment room, his expression filled with a sense of mission.

Eve's lips twitched slightly upon hearing this.

Do you want to kill the living, or bring the dead back to life?

She had personally witnessed Dekan's anesthesia techniques.

A living Yama.

However, it seems that Dekan does not intend to solve the problems of these patients on a large scale.

Instead, it's as if they're searching for a specific target.

In the medical tasks of this hospital, in addition to the difficulty of treatment, the patient's own level is also closely related.

If the mission involves the lowest-ranking demon soldier, no matter how difficult it is, the reward will almost never exceed 1 demon point.

However, if it is a mission to treat officers, or even high-ranking officers.

The rewards could be in the tens or even hundreds.

Capturing one officer could be worth as much as capturing dozens of soldiers.

When it comes to finding demon spirits to farm demon points, quality is more important than quantity.

Dekan casually stopped a nurse who was working like a spinning top and asked:

"Are there any high-difficulty medical missions, or officers?"

The nurse had no intention of paying attention to Dekan.

But when he discovered that Dekan was the newly arrived chief physician, his expression improved slightly, and he pointed to a consultation room and another operating room:

"Yes, but doctors are already taking care of them, though both patients are quite troublesome..."

Seemingly to curry favor with the chief physician, the nurse also gave him an extra reminder that it was best not to get involved with the two military officer patients.

Dekan nodded, then led Eve straight to the examination room.

"Wait! Didn't you hear that you're a very troublesome patient?! And aren't you more suited to the operating room?!"

Eve lowered her voice and spoke behind Dekan.

She suddenly panicked a little.

Based on Dekan's previous performance, he seems to be better at anesthetizing patients in a very unconventional way.

Going to the operating room will most likely result in a one-shot kill.

But when it came to the actual diagnosis, Eve really had no idea what this guy was capable of.

Missions involving high-ranking military officers offer high rewards, but also carry terrifying risks!

Based on the nurse's earlier warning, this was already an extremely difficult diagnostic task, and it seemed to be an even more complicated and difficult case than the hospital's diagnosis.

This is a high-risk task that is particularly unprofitable.

Even experts have a high probability of failing!

Decan ignored her and simply walked over and pushed open the door to the examination room.

Sure enough, there was a doctor inside examining a patient with a pained expression.

The doctor looked conflicted, as if he had encountered a problem.

"You can go home now."

Dekan gave instructions, looking at the bewildered doctor in the examination room.

"you......"

The demon doctor had been frowning, but when he realized it was the new head doctor, he immediately felt relieved.

Dekan's words carried a powerful sense of conviction.

It seems that only doctors who have reached the pinnacle of their professional field can possess such an aura!

"Just hand him over to me, I'll take over."

Dekan added.

The demon doctor instantly stood up as if he had seen a savior.

If it weren't for the dean's requirement outside the rules to maintain a minimum number of doctors working in the anesthesiology department, he would have wanted to leave work long ago.

It was because of working overtime that I was forced to accept this difficult patient.

If he continues to handle it, he will most likely fail and lose a huge amount of demon points.

He was mentally prepared for the worst-case scenario of losses.

It's wonderful that a real expert is now willing to take on the task and save him.

The demon doctor said nothing more, ignored the patient, quickly nodded to Dekan, and ran out of the consultation room.

I watched the doctor leave, and the door to the examination room closed.

Immediately, the task of treating the patients in this consultation room shifted to Dekan.

[Successfully diagnosed Major Mas's illness and resolved his injuries; reward: 50 Strategic Demon Points]

[A failure to diagnose, resulting in treatment failure, inability to address the patient's needs, disability of the patient, or causing patient dissatisfaction will result in a deduction of 500 Demon Points.]

[The assistant, Nurse Eve, will either share 5% of the rewards or bear 5% of the penalties.]

Both Dekan and Eve can now see the tasks in the examination room.

Eve was so frightened that she started trembling again.

"I'm telling you beforehand, I can't help you."

"Master said to Dekan."

She knows Dekan's background very well.

When it comes to professional diagnosis, this guy knows absolutely nothing.

A complete quack.