Hua Ling took a few steps, but suddenly felt that something was wrong. He turned around and sure enough, saw the sword spirit standing in front of the door again.
Hua Ling glared at him, but unfortunately he was giving his full attention to the cobwebs on the ceiling.
There was nothing Hua Ling could do but go back in herself and grab his arm to drag him along.
‘You…’ Jiang Yu was about to explode again, but before the words could leave his mouth, Hua Ling gave him a fierce glare that sent them right back down his throat.
Fine, the man is here, no, the sword is here… Just bear with it for now.
Crossing the courtyard, the woman led the two of them to the side room on the left side of the main room.
‘Doctor Hua, please come in,’ the woman said, pushing open the door and making a “please” gesture.
There was no light in the room, and not only that, the room was filled with a faint stench of decay.
The woman walked in the dark to the table and lit the oil lamp: “Sorry, it’s a small village, there’s no electricity or anything, so I can only ask you to make do.”
Hua Ling shook his head to indicate that he didn’t mind, and walked straight to the bed to examine the patient lying on it.
The man on the couch was emaciated, his face was dark and blue, and his hair was about to fall out. The man was sleeping heavily, no, he should be said to have fallen into a deep coma.
Hua Ling took his pulse and then roughly examined every part of his body.
The woman anxiously took two steps forward: ‘Doctor, what do you think?’
Hua Ling looked grave: ‘Your husband’s illness is quite strange, I need to think carefully. In that case, I will write you a prescription. Then I will observe the situation.”
The woman forced a smile on her face and said, “In that case, I will trouble you, Doctor Hua. You can rest for today. I will show you to your room.”
Hua Ling said, “I do not know your name, madam.”
The woman paused and said, “Ah, I am sorry. After marrying my husband, I took his surname He.”
Hua Ling nodded and said, ’In that case, I will trouble you, Mrs. He.’