Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 1309 Treatment
That day, Tie Hongyan was analyzing the information she had obtained from investigation with Wu Xunsheng and several of her subordinates in the meeting room of Aoqian Palace. Another of her subordinates came into the meeting room and reported something to her - some blue-armored people were suffering from a rare infectious disease.

That disease is only contagious among blue-armored people. It is easy to treat. It only takes one treatment, and the treatment takes a short time. The patient can recover by resting in the following days. However, within a month after being cured, they will still feel weak all over and unable to work. They can only lie down and rest. Within three days after the treatment, if they come into contact with other blue-armored people, other blue-armored people will still be infected with the disease. If they come into contact with other blue-armored people more than three days after the treatment, other blue-armored people will definitely not be infected. The Tiecang people who are in charge of those blue-armored people don't know whether to let the doctors treat those blue-armored people and wait for a month before letting them continue to work, or to kill those blue-armored people directly and capture other blue-armored people to do the work.

The subordinate told her that the people from Tiecang who were in charge of those blue-armored men did not dare to make a decision on their own, so they reported to her and asked her to make the decision personally.

Tie Hongyan felt that this was an opportunity to transfer a group of blue-armored people to the Outer World, but before the transfer, they must first be cured of their illness. She knew that even if she could transfer them at the earliest, she could only do so three days after the doctor treated the sick blue-armored people. She wanted to wait until their illness would not be transmitted to other blue-armored people before transferring them to the Outer World. Moreover, she did not intend to transfer them immediately after the three-day period, as she felt that it might easily arouse suspicion. In addition, although the doctor said that they could transmit the disease to other blue-armored people within three days after the treatment, and would not be transmitted after three days, she still felt that it would be safer to wait a little longer. After all, they could not bring the infectious disease to the Outer World anyway.

Tie Hongyan asked her subordinates whether the sick people had been controlled. Her subordinates told her that they had been isolated. She said to let the doctors treat them first.

Her subordinate asked her, "Young Chieftain has decided so quickly to wait for them for a month?"

Tie Hongyan told him that she had not yet decided and would wait for a month. She said, "Many things will change, so let's treat them first, and then I will weigh and decide on the rest."

After his subordinates promised to tell them right away, Tie Hongyan asked how the disease was spread.

Her subordinates told her that Doctor Gu knew the details better, but he didn't know much about it.

Tie Hongyan told him to find more doctors who can cure this disease to treat them.

She knew that the disease could only be transmitted to the Blue Armored People, not to the Iron Cang People. Regardless of whether she considered herself a Blue Armored People or an Iron Cang People, she was physically incapable of being infected by the disease like other Iron Cang People. She felt that she had to go there and see for herself. She said to her men, "I will go with you to find out the details now."

The subordinate thought the matter was trivial, so he said, "There's no need for the young patriarch to go in person for such a small matter!"

Tie Hongyan asked him why he didn't need it.

The subordinate said that the disease was not spreading among the people of Tiecang anyway, and it was just a trivial matter. He said to her: "There is no need to trouble the young patriarch to go there."

Tie Hongyan shook his head and told her that it was related to work efficiency and had a great impact on Tie Cangting, and it was by no means a trivial matter.

(End of this chapter)