I opened a clinic in the Abyss World

In the hall, the injured Fox Guards watched Baal being carefully carried out of the operating room, their faces filled with undisguised surprise and relief.

To everyone's surprise, Dr. Charlotte actually cured him of such a serious injury.

As expected of the fifth medical clinic in the Abyss, its strength is beyond doubt.

At the same time, the door to the operating room next door opened, and Vivian stood at the door and said, "Two people, carry him to the ward."

As she spoke, she glanced thoughtfully at the brightly lit operating room next door, selected a Fox Guard with relatively serious injuries, and then turned and walked back into the operating room.

On this night of the crimson moon, the Fox Guards suffered a high rate of injuries, with a cartload of wounded soldiers being brought in every so often.

Charlotte and Vivian stayed in the operating room and never came out.

The four fox guards who were originally on guard duty have transformed into assistants, responsible for carrying the wounded, cleaning up the blood on the ground, and maintaining order.

"How could the situation be so serious?" Charlotte, who was stitching up a fox guard's arm, couldn't help but ask.

The fox guard, enduring the pain, said, "This night of the Red Moon, the monsters are even more frenzied, and their numbers have increased. We in the Abyss are relatively better off, but there are still many more monsters breaking in than usual. This time, the Abyss Guards have been ordered to defend the entrance to the death, not allowing a single monster to enter the Abyss. Therefore, we have to face the monsters' attacks head-on, and injuries are unavoidable. The situation is even more terrifying in the direction of Kalva. Monsters have broken through the city walls several times but have been pushed back. Tonight's losses will definitely be very heavy."

Charlotte's heart sank. The intensity of the monster tide had increased during the last Red Moon night, and she didn't expect it to increase again this time.

If this is a long-term trend, that would be terrible.

Even a large city like Kalva, which gathers many powerful individuals, is facing the crisis of being breached. Those small and medium-sized cities will probably have an even harder time tonight.

However, the Abyss Guard, jointly established by the three major families, was quite determined and had a bottom line. They guarded the entrance to the Abyss to the death, even at the cost of more casualties, in order to keep the confiscations out of the Abyss and minimize the casualties of the people at the bottom of the Abyss.

It is truly remarkable that an Abyss Council that has not yet been officially announced could accomplish all this.

For the people of the Abyss, this is a fortunate thing.

As the younger generation, such as Diana and Roland, began to take control of the narrative, the Abyss began to undergo new changes.

The number of wounded soldiers brought in did not begin to decrease until late at night.

According to the wounded who were brought in later, the beast tide began to recede, and they had finally survived the night of the red moon.

The entrance to the abyss was successfully defended; only three magical beasts managed to enter, but they were quickly and decisively defeated.

Over a hundred meters of the city wall of Kalva was knocked down. It is said that the guards risked their lives to fill in the gaps and managed to hold it back, but the losses were considerable.

A portion of the guards remained at the entrance to the abyss, in case of any unforeseen circumstances.

The battle against the beast horde was extremely fierce, and even Charlotte, who remained in the rear, felt the intensity of the fighting on the front lines.

After bandaging the last patient with a fracture and giving them some brief instructions, Charlotte finally had some free time.

  

Vivian emerged from the operating room next door, slumped onto a single sofa, and sighed, "So tired. Just how many magical beasts were charging into the abyss tonight?"

"Tonight, the entire continent of Aesop will probably be in turmoil," Charlotte sighed.

"That's right, but we still won in the end." A voice rang out from the doorway, and Diana, wearing purple soft armor, walked in. Her armor was stained with blood, but it also added to her heroic demeanor, like a female general who had just returned from a victorious battle.

Charlotte looked at her and smiled, "Tonight, the Abyss has gained a rare peace thanks to you all."

Tonight, Diana has been guarding the front line at the entrance to the Abyss, leading the Abyss Guard to stop the monsters.

The proposal to defend the entrance to the abyss was also put forward by her in the council.

A hint of pride appeared on Diana's face, but looking at the two of them, she said solemnly, "Thank you so much for tonight. You've kept the Fox Guard's mortality rate to a minimum."

The battle tonight was so fierce, and watching the Fox Guards being carried off the front lines one by one was extremely agonizing for her.

Every Fox Guard is carefully trained by the Harriman family and possesses absolute loyalty; the loss of even one is unacceptable.

However, when she came down from the front line, she received a report from Buddy that of the more than one hundred fox guards sent to the Abyss Medical Center, only three died from their injuries, and the rest were all saved.

Ten of them suffered irreversible permanent disabilities due to organ loss.

This result far exceeded her expectations, and it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call it a pleasant surprise.

She had no worries about the disabled fox guards receiving the best possible care.

This level of casualties is nothing short of a miracle in such an intense defensive battle.

She even felt that even with Roland guarding the town and the Duru family owning two clinics, their casualties tonight would probably not be much better than those of the Harriman family.

Charlotte felt Diana's gaze growing increasingly intense and quickly changed the subject, "Are you injured?"

There were obvious bleeding points on the side of her purple soft armor, near her waist, and the purple had turned dark red, though they were not very noticeable.

"It's just a minor injury..." Diana said dismissively, but soon frowned and said, "However... it seems to hurt a bit now that I've rested. Why don't you take a look at it for me?"

"Let's go into the operating room, I'll take care of your wound." Charlotte nodded, without giving it much thought.

"Okay," Diana replied, and followed the patient toward the operating room, a slight smile playing on her lips.

"I'm back." Just then, Martha suddenly burst in through the door, holding a water jug, and waved it at Charlotte, saying, "The blood you wanted."

Charlotte, who had just reached the operating room door, immediately turned around and took the beast blood from Martha's hand. She then instructed Vivian, who was lounging nearby, "Take care of the landlady's wounds. I need to go and concoct a potion for Kasha."

"Oh." Vivian had no choice but to reluctantly get up.

Diana turned to look at Martha, who had a black cat perched on her shoulder. She had heard that another young girl had come to the clinic, but she was surprised to find that the girl was so young, and that she had taken beast blood. Had she gone outside on the night of the Red Moon? She was a little curious, but she didn't rush to ask and followed Vivian into the operating room.

"Who is she?" Martha came to Kasha's side and asked in a low voice.

"Miss Diana, our clinic's landlady is a good person," Kasha introduced her.

Martha nodded thoughtfully, glanced at the fox guard at the door, shrank back, and went upstairs.

Charlotte took the beast blood into the alchemy room. The purified seawater, the moonstone ground into powder... all the materials were ready. She opened the bottle, and inside was bright red beast blood, still warm, indicating that it had just been released from the magical beast.

Charlotte took out the potion recipe Leo had given her, read it carefully again, and began to concoct the potion.

The first batch was burnt.

Charlotte stood by the large pot with a frown. There was a slight burnt smell in the air. The medicine had not completely evaporated, but the bottom of the pot was burnt. It must be that after he ground the medicine into powder, he had to make more precise adjustments to the heat control and could no longer follow Leo's approach.

After cleaning the medicine-refining pot, he immediately began refining the second batch.

Add purified seawater to the pot, then add moonstone powder and stir to dissolve it. This is to prevent the beast blood from coagulating. Then add fresh blood from the demonized beast. The clear liquid is immediately stained blood red. After stirring briefly, add the remaining ingredients in sequence.

This time, Charlotte focused more intently on the changes in the potion inside the furnace. She appropriately lowered the temperature and, relying on her experience in alchemy, stirred it in a timely manner. After confirming that the various medicinal materials had blended together and that the potion was free of impurities, she decisively removed it from the furnace.

The medicine, when poured into the medicine bottle, was a bright red, like red wine, with a clear color and no impurities.

Unlike the bottle that Leo brought that day, which had a strong, fishy stench, this one had a faint, pleasant fragrance, which might be related to the type of beast blood.

The pot of medicine contained six bottles, and it looked quite presentable.

Charlotte glanced at the remaining half-bottle of beast blood and decided to brew another batch.

Beast blood cannot be preserved, but once refined into a potion, it can be preserved for up to six months.

If this medicine is effective, twelve bottles will be just enough for Kasha and Linda to take for six months.

This batch of medicine was also successfully refined very smoothly.

Let it cool slightly, then put it into a medicine bottle.

When Charlotte came out of the alchemy room, Diana had already left, and the infirmary had been cleaned up.

Vivian was so tired that she fell asleep on the single sofa.

A money bag was placed on the counter next to it.

"The landlady is gone. She left this purse, saying it was your reward," Kasha said softly, afraid of waking Vivian.

"Kasha, try this potion. If it works, you can drink it from now on." Charlotte handed her the six bottles of potion she had just made.

"Thank you, Master," Kasha said, holding the potion in both hands, her face full of gratitude.

The master is already busy enough today, but he still thinks about making potions for her.

"You should go to sleep too. You stayed up all night with me, so sleep until noon tomorrow," Charlotte said with a smile, picking up the money pouch from the counter.

It didn't feel substantial when he held it, but when he opened it, the golden light almost blinded him.

A total of fifteen gold coins!

Charlotte was silent for a moment, realizing that she had indeed spoken a bit too loudly to Diana.

I'll be more careful next time.

Charlotte put away her paycheck for the day, gently picked up Vivian, and with Kasha's help, put her back on the bed in the room.

The girl was indeed too tired. After being put on the bed, she turned over and continued to sleep, completely unaware of what was happening.

Charlotte returned to her room, took a cold shower, and sat down at her desk.

The notebook containing today's experiments was right beside him, and looking at the experimental records inside, he still couldn't hide his excitement.

The effect of nettles on mutated monsters is definitely an important discovery.

He took out the black stone from his spatial ring; he had been too busy these past two days to even look at it.

There are hundreds of unread messages in the Red Moon chat group.

The shepherd, the witch, and the hermit also sent him private messages.

[Shepherd: Miracle Brother, I've circled the outskirts of the wilderness and captured six or seven necromancers, but I haven't found the hunchbacked necromancer you mentioned. I'll go check again next time I have time.]

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