Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 323 Suturing the Wound

Olivia rushed directly into the injury concentration camp: "Where is the pharmacist? Let him come with me!"

Seeing Olivia, who had left the wounded barracks and returned, Felissa, who was recording the status of the wounded, realized what might have happened and immediately came over: "What's wrong?"

"Nannuo is injured!" Olivia grabbed Felissa's hand and said eagerly, "Where is the pharmacist? I want to take him there."

Felissa's expression became serious when she heard this: "He is brewing medicinal materials in the back. Do you want me to take you there?"

Before Felissa could finish speaking, Olivia went directly to the backyard, grabbed the pharmacist and rushed out.

With a heart-wrenching "My medicine-" gradually receding, Felissa shook her head and went to the backyard to help the pharmacist pack up the remaining medicinal materials. Just when she was about to continue doing her own thing, her movements stopped.

, she frowned.

In the original work, Nannuo is a man called the "God of War" in the end. If he is as strong as him, under what circumstances will he be seriously injured?

But it was impossible for Felissa to question why Nannuo was injured, so she could only focus on the work at hand.

Nannuo's military camp was not far from Cliff City. Olivia was released after a routine inspection. She dragged the pharmacist and rushed directly to Nannuo's military tent.

Nannuo's situation does seem a bit shocking.

A wound started diagonally downward from the shoulder, almost disemboweling Nannuo. Nannuo's face was as white as paper, and his breathing was weak. Olivia could hardly feel the rise and fall of his chest.

The pharmacist gasped when he saw the injury: "How did this happen? It's so serious."

After saying that, he immediately took out the medicine and pen and paper from the medicine box he carried with him, wrote down a few medicinal materials and gave them to Olivia without thinking: "Find these medicines quickly."

Olivia was not familiar with the military camp and was at a loss for a while holding the piece of paper. Fortunately, someone quickly took the paper and prepared things according to the requirements above.

The pharmacist rummaged through the medicine box and found a needle and thread. The sharp needle tip reflected a shuddering light.

"What are you going to do?" Someone immediately changed his face and shouted, "What are you doing with the needle?"

If Felissa were here, she would look surprised.

This is wound suturing, which was the most common surgical treatment method in my previous life. However, due to the light healing magic in this world, suturing has not yet appeared. Unexpectedly, I saw it here.

"Didn't you see his big wound?" the pharmacist said, "I need to sew up his wound."

He said it was as easy as sewing clothes.

Someone immediately raised their voice to object, and Nannuo's military tent was extremely lively for a while.

Olivia, who had been paying attention to Nannuo's situation, suddenly shouted angrily: "That's enough, shut up!"

After all, Olivia was raised as an heir, and when she was really angry, she was quite intimidating, at least for now she suppressed the situation.

She reluctantly regained her temper: "Listen to what Nannuo has to say."

Only then did everyone realize that Nan Nuo had woken up, but he was obviously holding on for a breath to stay awake. Seeing that everyone finally calmed down, Nan Nuo's eyes fell on the pharmacist, and he reluctantly moved his lips and uttered two words: "Do it."

Olivia knew that this meant asking the pharmacist to suture him. She thought that Nannuo had already been mentally prepared for what the pharmacist would do when he came, otherwise he wouldn't have specifically asked the pharmacist to come over.

"Did you hear that? Get out!" Before anyone else could object, Olivia suppressed everyone with her own strength, "This is the will of Lord Nannuo!"

Someone soon made a compromise: "Let the doctor stay."

Olivia recognized the speaker as Nannuo's deputy general, the first person under Nannuo. He had made a decision and no one else would have any objections.

Olivia looked at the pharmacist and asked what he meant.

The pharmacist said simply: "Leave a doctor and a pharmacist, I need assistants."

The matter was settled like this, and the others quickly exited the military tent. The deputy general stopped for a while, and finally stepped forward: "Miss Olivia, there are some things that you need to deal with here."

Olivia frowned and looked at the deputy general: "I shouldn't get involved in military affairs."

Rights have always been the most sensitive things. The first lesson Viscount Cliff taught Olivia was to teach her that rights that she should not reach out for should never be touched.

The lieutenant general knew that Olivia was about to become Nannuo's fiancée, so part of the authority in the military camp was currently open to Olivia, and Olivia handled these matters more legitimately than he did.

"I understand that military affairs must be handled after the general wakes up. What I need to trouble you are other matters. You should be more skilled at handling these matters than we are."

The deputy general said so, and Olivia had no reason to refuse, so she could only follow the deputy general.

Olivia soon knew what was wrong with her.

All the doctors and pharmacists gathered here in Nannuo. A large number of injured patients did not receive timely treatment and could only use the remaining medicines indiscriminately.

Olivia almost cursed, this was the most thankless thing for her, right?

But this is indeed the most trouble that needs to be solved at the moment. Even if the injured here are all civilians, Olivia cannot just watch so many lives lost.

Felissa is currently in the wounded soldiers concentration camp in Cliff City. I'm afraid I won't be able to spare the time to help her, so I can only rely on her here.

Olivia took a deep breath, and then gave the order: "Let all the doctors and pharmacists come over, and you, come together."

Soon, everyone Olivia needed came over.

She made corresponding adjustments to what Felissa had done in the wounded soldiers' concentration camp and then moved her here.

"The deputy general led his people to empty out half of the military tent, clean it, and then move the injured inside. The doctors will give priority to treating the seriously injured patients, and the pharmacists will prepare medicine, with painkillers first, followed by trauma medicine."

"I am opposed to rescuing seriously injured patients," one doctor said. "Even if the seriously injured are rescued, they will no longer be able to fight. It is better to save those who are not seriously injured first."

Olivia also knew that it was more cost-effective to spend the few resources on people with minor injuries than those with serious injuries, but she didn't want to give up.

She didn't even move her eyelids: "So you always follow orders selectively?"

Obeying orders is a soldier's bounden duty. This label is too big and no one dares to accept it. No one dares to question the rationality of Olivia giving orders here, because the adjutant said that it is Nannuo's responsibility to let Olivia take charge of these things.

mean.

Everyone stood up and walked out reluctantly. Olivia vaguely heard someone complaining that Nanno had never asked them how to treat the soldiers in the past, and she was the one who dictated and overstepped their authority.

Olivia didn't care what others said about her. Since she had the right to act conveniently, she should have maximized this right before. As for offending these doctors and pharmacists? That was not within her scope.

(End of chapter)