Arknights, but the sickly pretty girl starts

Noah's symptoms worsened rapidly, and in order to help Noah stabilize his condition, the doctor simply used blood transfusion as the final solution. Fortunately, it was Warfarin who discovered this. She knew the secret that the doctor's blood was a specific medicine for oripathy, so there was no need to keep it secret.

However, as of now, Noah's symptoms do not show any signs of worsening, and there is even a certain decrease in the Originium content.

It can be said that...the Doctor made the right bet.

Although the result was good, Kal'tsit was certainly unacceptable to such outrageous behavior. However, the doctor was still in a coma, and she had no place to vent her anger. She could only sulk while looking at the two guys sleeping peacefully with a sour face.

When notifying Noah's family, Kal'tsit tried her best to make the statement sound less serious, but Maria, Kuro and others were still very worried. Just for Noah's health, Kal'tsit still refused any visits.

As for the doctor's information...she kept it strictly blocked.

After all, Noah's condition and the Doctor's anemia cannot be exposed no matter what.

As for Noah... let's just wait until she wakes up. As of now, Noah's condition, having received a large amount of the Doctor's blood, has never been more stable. Noah's body is miraculously recovering. And what puzzles Kal'tsit is that the nerve compression caused by the proliferation of Originium crystal clusters seems to have eased. While it's not certain that Noah can stand up again or regain her sight, it's clearly a good thing.

Of course...what she wanted to know most was what happened last night.

Unfortunately, all the surveillance footage was deleted for unknown reasons. This even made Kal'tsit wonder if Rhodes Island had been invaded, and she asked Kal'sit to check the lines carefully.

She just had a guess in her mind, but this guess... she would never say it out loud.

-

After being in a coma for several days, although Kal'tsit saw that Noah's body readings were very stable, she also discovered a strange phenomenon. In the past few days, Noah's hair gradually turned from black and white to completely white, and a small white bone horn actually quietly emerged from her forehead.

The unicorn horn that the doctor originally placed in her arms has disappeared, and this unicorn horn seems to be gradually merging into Noah's blood in an incredible way. The byproduct of this blood awakening is that Noah's hair is gradually turning white.

This former nightmare princess now seems to have gradually lost her black features... What makes Kal'tsit even more confused is that Noah's blood awakening is not a strange thing. The question is, why now?

Does the doctor's blood have the effect of stimulating blood vessels?

But everything changed a week later, when Noah opened his eyes before the doctor.

—A strange ceiling...

This was the first thought in Noah's mind, but she was still a little confused, and she didn't even know whether she was awake or still dreaming.

She had a very long dream in the past few days, and until now, she has not completely escaped the influence of that strange dream. She felt that she had flown to a bizarre place, a space without gravity. Under the black curtain, there were strange spherical light spots flashing. She saw two huge stone balls rotating around the blue planet, a broken mechanical structure, and a strange layer of film-like thing outside the blue planet.

What are these? She didn't know, but like these things, she had been circling the blue planet for a long time.

Until she woke up now...

She propped herself up and yawned. She wanted to look for the wheelchair beside the bed, but subconsciously put her hands in front of her eyes.

Huh? I haven't opened the Eye of God yet, right?

Why... can I see my hands?

Still... dreaming?

Noah shook his head. Which dream was this? When would he finally wake up?

Noah tried to move his legs, and sure enough—he was dreaming, he could actually use his legs freely.

Ah... This is the first time I've had such a dream.

Noah tried to move himself off the bed, took off the IV tubes and sensors on his hands and body, put on his hospital gown, and tentatively put his feet on the ground without even wearing shoes.

She felt a chill, but perhaps because she hadn't used her feet to walk for a long time, she almost fell.

Fortunately, I have used Maria's body and Miss Reed's body before, so I am not completely unable to walk.

"Ah... It's not a bad thing to wake up later from a dream like this." Noah said softly with a smile on his face.

Chapter 20: Miss Noah is in full view

Noah has read some interpretations of dreams.

Dreams are a manifestation of human subconsciousness. As the saying goes, whatever you think about during the day, you will dream about at night. Therefore, in dreams, disabled people can walk briskly and blind people can see the light.

However, Noah felt that this dream was particularly real.

But before she could even walk out the door, the alarm sounded after the infusion tube and test patch were pulled out, and Dr. Kal'tsit arrived at the scene immediately.

"Noah, you still need to recuperate and observe. You can't get up yet." Kal'tsit looked at Noah who had just opened the door and warned him with a cold and serious face, "Your oripathy has just stabilized. Don't... wait, can you walk?"

Kal'tsit was halfway through her speech when she realized that Noah was actually standing on the ground with his own legs, without any assistance. A hint of surprise flashed in her eyes.

"...Dr. Kel'tsit?" Noah blinked. Although Dr. Kel'tsit's appearance made her slightly aware of something, she still didn't immediately confirm it. Instead, she asked seriously, "What's wrong with me?"

"...I don't even know where to begin." Kal'tsit shook her head. "Go back to the bed first, and I'll explain everything slowly. You've been in a coma for a long time, almost a week."

"A week?" Noah's eyes widened. "How is it possible..."

"This is the truth. Although the specific situation needs to be confirmed after the doctor wakes up, what I know now is," Kal'tsit explained, "The doctor used some... drastic measures to stabilize your oripathy, which caused her to fall into a coma. Now you woke up before her."

"...Where's the doctor?" Noya finally began to recall the scene before she lost consciousness. However, for some reason, those memories seemed to be shrouded in a fog, and no matter how she tried to recall them, they seemed blurry. "Can I go see her?"

"...Not yet. I need to check your physical condition first." Kelsey knew Noah was worried about the doctor, but she still shook her head. "I will continue to observe the doctor. Don't worry for now. Also, Noah, do you remember why you and the doctor appeared in the emergency room late at night?"

"...I..." Noah shook his head, "I can't remember it. I only remember some vague fragments..."

"...Perhaps it's the memory loss caused by the onset of oripathy. Never mind, you should rest first. Once I've finished examining you, you'll have plenty of time to explain the situation." Kal'tsit knew Noah wouldn't lie about something like this. She could only shake her head and tell Noah to return to the ward and rest. Noah could only leave after the full set of tests were completed. This was a doctor's responsibility to his patient.

Noah could only put aside most of his worries for the time being, returned to the hospital bed, and reattached the testing patches.

—Doctor... Why is she in a coma like me...

Noah really had no memory of this, not even why she appeared in the emergency room with the doctor. She only remembered that she had an attack of oripathy that night, and then she had no memory of it.

Why is this happening?

She felt as if her memory had been erased by some force, and no matter how hard she tried to recall, there was no clue.

It's just... Doctor...

The Doctor must have done something for himself...

Although he had no memory, Noah could still feel that he heard a voice before he fell into a coma.

——Please, don’t let me lose more people.

...Is that the Doctor's voice?

The doctor... must be worried about herself...

How can I repay this kindness?

Noah stroked his chest and felt the warmth filling this small place, which seemed to be filled in an instant.

-

The news of Noah's awakening soon reached Maria and others, but visiting was not allowed yet, so they could only worry. However, compared to them, Kuro got permission to visit first.

This was also Noah's request. After Kuro entered the ward, Noah immediately asked about what happened on the day before he fell into a coma and reviewed it.

She still remembered the Rhodes Island office chair sliding competition. Afterwards, she returned to her room and had a mineral sickness attack. After suppressing the pain of the attack, she fell asleep tiredly. From then on, she seemed to have fallen into a horrible nightmare. She had no memory of that nightmare at all.

Kuro was helpless in this matter. Their rooms were separate, and the dormitories in Rhodes Island were all single rooms. The operators patrolling Rhodes Island did not find out how Noa appeared in the emergency room, and the surveillance data of that day was inexplicably destroyed.

I guess no one except the doctor knows what happened that night.

But the doctor is still in a coma...

And then... Noah's hair turned completely white.

Noya only realized this after looking in the mirror. Her hair, once a mixture of black and white, had now turned completely white. According to Dr. Kal'tsit, this was likely the result of the awakening of the unicorn bloodline in her family. Although Noya knew that the Kirilet family was originally of unicorn bloodline, she felt a connection between this suddenly awakened bloodline and the events that occurred that night.

His own health unexpectedly began to improve. Although he was still very weak, his vision and legs had recovered. He could walk freely and see things without relying on the Eye of God.

What was originally almost impossible to accomplish was miraculously solved that night.

Even Kal'tsit had not expected this. It was completely unexplainable medically and could only be attributed to a miracle.

This must be the first time that Noah has been blessed by a miracle... In the past, she had always tried her best to improve her tolerance rate. Although she had won some bets, this was the first time that a so-called miracle happened to her.

only……

Noah still had some doubts. What exactly happened that night?

As long as this mystery is not solved, she will always feel like a heavy stone is weighing on her heart.

What was that dream I had? What was that blue sphere floating in the dark sky?

Why does Noah feel like he has lost something very important, or rather... a memory that he absolutely cannot forget?

There is no point in thinking about these things too much. After Noah confirmed that there was no serious problem with his body, he quickly applied to visit the doctor. Two days had passed after he woke up, but the doctor was still in a coma. Information about the doctor's condition has always been kept confidential, but after Dr. Kal'tsit learned that Noah had applied to visit the doctor, he sighed and agreed.

So, Noah finally met the doctor as he wished two days later...

At this time, the doctor was lying on the hospital bed, his face pale, with various testing instruments connected to his body, and infusion tubes to maintain his vital signs.

Noya suddenly had a sense of déjà vu. She seemed to have seen the Doctor like this in her dream...

Noah stepped forward and looked at the doctor's face. The moment she saw the doctor, she felt something surge from her heart. Before she could react, she had already held the doctor's hand and put it on her cheek.

"Doctor... I'm here..." she whispered, and then tears streamed down her face. "I'm sorry, I can't remember what happened, Doctor... I don't know what you did for me, but... I think I must have forgotten something very important."

That is something that should never be forgotten. I clearly still remember the warmth I felt from the doctor that night, and I also know that it was the doctor who saved me when I was on the verge of death.

But I can't remember anything.

"I don't know how to repay you... Doctor." Noah closed his eyes, "But please wake up soon... I beg you."

"If you are willing to respond to my words, I can promise you anything."

"..."

Noah didn't know if it was because her tears fell on the back of the doctor's hand, but she actually felt the doctor's fingers tremble slightly.

"...So... you're going to be a Rhodes Island operator for the rest of your life?"

"?!"

"Alright, alright, stop crying. You finally see again. Do you want to cry yourself blind?" The doctor weakly opened his eyes and complained, "I didn't save you just to let you hurt yourself. And this isn't just my credit."

"...Doctor? Doctor, are you awake?" Noah was just about to call Dr. Kal'tsit over when she saw the doctor shaking his head slightly.

"Don't worry." The doctor exhaled and rolled his eyes. "If Kal'tsit sees this, it will probably take a long time for me to talk to you. It will be very troublesome..."

"...Doctor, you can tell me anything you want to say now." Noah nodded quickly, "That...about what happened that night..."

"Shh." The doctor shook his head and raised a finger. "What happened that night is a secret between us. Don't mention it to anyone, and definitely don't tell anyone else."

"...Oh." Noya wanted to say she didn't remember much, but since the doctor had said so, she could only keep her mouth shut. "It's just that I don't know how to thank you."

"Didn't I tell you? You will be an operator of Rhodes Island for the rest of your life." The doctor shook his head helplessly. The scene that night when Noah almost committed suicide in order to avoid getting hurt was also a very memorable thing for the doctor.

Of course, the Doctor is willing to treat sincerely those who are willing to sacrifice for him. From that moment on, the Doctor seems to have a wonderful feeling for Noah.

Maybe it made up for the previous regret, or maybe it was simply a good impression. Anyway, now, the Doctor and Noah are both fine, so it can be considered a happy ending.

There shouldn't be so many tragedies in this world. Everything should have a good ending.

There's no telling when the person who occupied Noah's body that night will appear again, and the doctor doesn't want Noah to become like that again... So, she has to be prepared.

At the beginning, she failed to save Frost Star and ACE... but this time, she saved Noah.

When she was cold all over and watched her operators die, she really felt a sense of despair that she might not be able to change anything.

But at least now she has kept Noah. Looking at this girl crying in front of her bed, she subconsciously doesn't want to make her sad.

For the doctor, Noah's survival is the best outcome.

"I swear, I will be a Rhodes Island Operator for the rest of my life. I will never be hostile to Rhodes Island. We will always be on the same page." Noya couldn't refuse the Doctor's request. Besides, she considered Rhodes Island her second home. She nodded naturally. "I've said it before, I'm willing to join Rhodes Island."

"...You don't know that this sentence has a special meaning to me." The doctor looked at Noah in front of him, feeling a pang in his nose. "I once wanted to get someone to join Rhodes Island, but unfortunately, I didn't keep her."

"Now, you've kept me." Noah smiled and held the doctor's hand. "What's wrong, Doctor? Why do you look like you want to cry?"

"I didn't." The doctor blinked, trying to hold back her tears. She didn't want to lose face in front of Noah. "I just got sand in my eyes."

"...If you say so, then that's it." Noya didn't think there would be sandstorms in an intensive care unit like this, but since the doctor said so, she believed it. "That's really annoying sandstorms."

"Indeed." The doctor took a deep breath and calmed himself down. "How is your health now? Has the oripathy stabilized?"

"Dr. Kal'tsit wouldn't have let me come to you without a rigorous examination," Noah explained. "Now I'm healthy, and my oripathy is stable. Dr. Kal'tsit said it was a miracle."

"That's good. I'll tell you another secret by the way." The doctor said mysteriously, "Is your ability useless to me?"

"Yeah...indeed." Noah nodded. "I can't sense your emotions, Doctor. It's been like this since we first met."

Noya had no intention of hiding anything from the Doctor. Besides Craw and Margaret, the Doctor was now the only person she trusted most in the world. Naturally, she would tell him everything she knew.

Even if the Doctor asked Noah to tell her the secret of the Nameless Harp, Noah would definitely tell her everything. In fact, she had already planned to explain the situation to the Doctor at the right time. It was just that she didn't know where to start.