The magic cards I made are absolutely flawless!

Without a doubt, this is a true master of hypnosis and a specialist in psychiatric diagnosis!

"But what if the psychiatric department can't solve my illness either?"

Major Maas asked with some concern.

According to the doctor, he will need to be transferred to a psychiatrist for treatment.

What he fears most is that just when he's about to grasp hope, he'll be crushed by it again.

However, Dekan simply smiled calmly:

"Don't worry, there's a psychiatrist who can definitely cure you, so just go to the psychiatrist for treatment."

"Excuse me, who is that doctor?"

Major Maas asked with exceptional sincerity.

He has finally found his savior!

By this time, he had placed absolute trust in Dekan.

"Hmph,"

Dekan looked at Major Maas, a smile as bright as the sun gradually spreading across his lips. He remained silent for a moment, making Major Maas extremely nervous. He couldn't help but swallow hard, waiting for Dekan's answer.

"It's still me."

Finally, Dekan spoke with unwavering confidence.

It's as if with him around, any illness can be dispelled with a flick of his wrist!

313 Decan will replace Taromati in reorganizing the Ninth Army.

At this moment, Dekan finally showed Major Maas the information about the psychiatrist on the demon bracelet.

Although Dekan is not the chief physician in the psychiatry department, he still has the proper license issued by the hospital.

"Doctor, you really are..."

Major Maas's eyes immediately lit up.

This chief physician has an exceptionally strong medical background!

He was able to serve as a doctor in multiple departments at a hospital under the Ninth Army Group, a hospital with strict management and a reputation for excellence.

It was still a harsh wartime situation.

It's impossible to survive without real skills and knowledge.

Major Maas came to the anesthesiology department initially only thinking of compromising with the patient's condition, even if it was just treating the symptoms and not the root cause.

I never expected to meet an expert who could truly see the cause of my illness and solve it!

Now he just feels incredibly lucky.

Dekan smiled calmly and sat back in his seat.

"Major Maas, I have some work to do in the anesthesiology department. I can only go to the psychiatry department after I finish. If you are willing to trust my medical skills, you can wait for me in the psychiatry department first, but you won't have to wait too long."

Dekan said calmly, then looked at the documents on the table again.

It seems there are still many tasks that only he can do waiting for him.

"OK,"

Major Maas understood the principle that with great power comes great responsibility.

It's perfectly normal that the chief physician couldn't get away, and he was already quite grateful that the doctor was willing to take time out of his busy schedule to come to the psychiatry department to treat him.

However, Major Maas suddenly realized that since the doctor had taken over the job abruptly, he didn't know how to address him respectfully.

So he asked rather respectfully:

"May I ask your name?"

Dekan smiled and showed his nameplate to the other party.

[Aledron, Chief Physician of the Anesthesiology Department, Hospital under the Ninth Army Group]

This was the false identity that Doloice had prepared before infiltrating the hospital.

However, Dekan is not used to using the pseudonym that others gave him.

Dekan glanced at Eve by the door with a smile, making Eve shudder.

There are many things that Dekan will have to entrust to Eve, this tool demon, to do.

It's a good thing that patients will remember this nurse.

Then he looked at Major Maas.

"From a young age, I aspired to become a doctor who saves lives. My race is also a dragon demon, hence the name of my team. You can look for our medical team directly—the Dragon Healer Team."

When these words are spoken.

Dekan's words conveyed a strong sense of determination to save patients with the best medical skills, without fear of powerful figures.

"Iryu, is it...?"

Major Maas muttered to himself in a daze.

He then immediately regained his senses and stood up from his sickbed.

"I'll wait for you in the psychiatric ward, doctor."

Major Maas greeted Dekan and then quickly left the examination room.

Eve watched Major Maas's departing figure and closed the door again.

Her eyes were full of pity.

If this officer doesn't come to see a doctor, at most he'll just have one leg that's not working.

If I come to see a doctor and encounter a quack like Dekan, I'm afraid I'll never be able to sit up in bed again.

Eve knew.

This quack doctor doesn't rely on any knowledge to practice medicine; he relies entirely on acting skills and magic tricks! Nine out of ten sentences he speaks are lies, and the tenth one is just him fooling ghosts.

Generally speaking, such deceptive diagnostic methods will be exposed in a hospital with a strict punishment mechanism when the patient is transferred to other departments.

but......

This guy tricked the patient into going to the psychiatric ward...

The hospital will then assign entirely new treatment tasks to the psychiatric department, and he will personally take over and continue to deceive people!

If this can be successfully resolved, both the diagnosis and treatment will be considered successful.

All I can say is that this bastard doctor's plan was almost flawless!

If you're shameless enough and willing to sacrifice medical ethics, you can indeed make money this way by dishonest means.

But at most, you can only earn a hundred demon points?

How could he earn tens of thousands as he previously claimed?

Even if Dekan was capable of faking medical assignments for high-ranking officers, such assignments were rare.

If it weren't for the backlog of tasks caused by the lack of chief physicians, we would be lucky to meet one or two a week.

Just as Eve was wondering, Dekan finally put down the documents in his hand.

He stood up from his desk.

“Let’s go and help another high-ranking officer.”

Dekan had just waited until Major Maas was far away before he went to take over the other operating room.

However, as soon as Eve opened the door, she heard a loud bang outside, which startled her so much that she put her hands to her head and was stunned for a long time.

Finally, even Dekan couldn't help but laugh at her reaction.

"I have never seen such a cowardly demon as you. You are a disgrace to demons."

De shook his head helplessly.

This young nurse wasn't devoid of a devilish nature; rather, she was simply too cowardly when faced with danger. All her evil thoughts combined couldn't overcome her will to survive.

"I'm not as strong as you..."

Eve looked outside and, after confirming there was no danger, finally felt relieved, muttering to herself with a hint of grievance.

"You're not actually weak, you're just a coward."

"I'm saying this as I walk out of the consultation room," Dekan said.

Succubi possess high potential for growth in spirit and magic, but their strength and stamina are not as strong.

Not particularly strong in direct combat, they rely more on mental magic and psychological tactics.

Generally speaking, the higher a succubus's intelligence, the stronger she is.

Eve isn't stupid either.

If Dekan were Eve, he could easily assassinate a seventh-tier demon by making good use of all available resources.

"It's easy to talk when you're not the one doing the talking... I wish I were a dragon demon, I don't want to be a weak succubus..."

Eve seemed to finally be a little unconvinced, muttering behind Dekan.

"Who says succubi are weak?"

Dekan turned to look at her, as if he wanted to argue with her.

Eve opened her mouth slightly as if she wanted to say something, but then dared not continue to retort.

She was filled with resentment and confusion.

Why are you acting like you're the master of succubi?

You know nothing about succubi.

Eve couldn't understand what was wrong with this dragon demon doctor's brain.

"Stay by my side and learn from me. Once you've mastered even a fraction of my skills, you won't have to live in constant fear anymore."