I opened a clinic in the Abyss World

"Great, I'm very satisfied with most of the equipment. This collaboration has been very pleasant. Please give me the price list, and I'll pay you the balance." Charlotte said to Amanda.

Amanda, all smiles, pulled out a small notebook and handed it to Charlotte: "I have the list with me. Please take a look."

Charlotte opened the notebook and looked inside. It contained detailed records of the price and quantity of each item, which were the same as the prices they had agreed upon earlier. The total price was 865420 copper coins.

"Let's round it down to 865000, how about that?" Charlotte said, looking at her.

Amanda smiled and shook her head: "Just give me 860000 copper coins, and I'll give you a discount of 5000 copper coins. You're a great hero and a celebrity in our Abyss now."

This unexpected reverse price cut caught Charlotte off guard, but a true hero doesn't pass up a bargain, so she immediately nodded and paid.

The new clinic was completed and met the opening standards; the only investment he made was the money spent on purchasing equipment.

The Harriman family covered both the construction and the renovation; they took care of the bulk of the expenses.

That afternoon, everyone began moving in a lively and bustling manner.

The operating room's surgical lights and other medical equipment needed to be moved there, as well as various medications.

Charlotte originally intended to rent a carriage, but when the neighbors heard that Charlotte was moving to a new clinic, they immediately provided her with three carriages to help her move her things.

"Dr. Charlotte, are you moving out today?" the bookstore owner asked with a hint of reluctance as he helped move the items.

"It's not far, just about 800 or 900 meters ahead." Charlotte nodded with a smile, looking at the bookstore owner who seemed a little sentimental. "Besides, even if we move the clinic there, we'll still be living here."

"Oh, that's good then." The bookstore owner nodded with a smile, glancing subconsciously towards the second floor.

Charlotte also looked up and saw that the second-floor window was open by a crack, and a pair of eyes were peeking down through the gap. When their eyes met, Charlotte immediately disappeared.

"You still need to let her go downstairs and see the world. Keeping her locked up in her room all the time will ruin her," Charlotte said to the bookstore owner with a smile.

"If I could persuade her, I wouldn't be so worried." The bookstore owner sighed, then looked at Charlotte, his eyes lighting up again: "Doctor, you've moved to a new clinic, the space is so much bigger, you must need to recruit a lot of new employees, right? Why don't you hire her and have her work for you?"

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"This..." Charlotte wanted to refuse. She was a socially awkward girl who had been a shut-in for who knows how many years. He really didn't know what kind of job he could arrange for her.

"We don't need to pay her a salary, just a base salary of 2000 copper coins. I'll cover that cost, and I'll also give you an additional 2000 copper coins every month as a bonus." The bookstore owner leaned forward and whispered, "It's not for anything else, I just want to get her out of the house. If she keeps hiding like this, she'll become an old maid."

Charlotte listened carefully, considered the matter in her mind, and immediately nodded: "Since you've put it that way, as old friends, it's really not good to refuse. How about this, have her report to the new medical clinic tomorrow, and I'll have someone arrange a job for her and give her pre-job training."

"Okay, okay." The bookstore owner nodded with a big smile.

Charlotte's face was also full of smiles.

It's really hard for bosses to refuse the offer of paid work.

Heidi was a little slow-witted, but she wasn't really stupid.

She's just a little socially awkward, but she still has a good foundation and ability in drawing.

He had already decided that if she could handle the high-intensity work, he would let her work with Kasha to sell medicine; if she was still a bit slow and couldn't keep track of the accounts, he would let her be in charge of registration and reception.

If she's really not even capable of handling registration and reception, then just give her a seat and let her stay there quietly as a decorative vase.

Heidi was actually quite pretty; she was more than good as a pretty face.

Moreover, he can earn 2000 copper coins every month, which isn't too bad.

The items were quickly moved away, leaving the old clinic empty and the place in a mess as all the medical equipment was dismantled.

Charlotte looked around and decided to redesign the first floor space into an activity area, adding a large living room and a reception room to meet the gathering needs of everyone at the clinic, while also providing a separate space for entertaining guests at home.

The original medical clinic was then converted into staff dormitories.

Of course, he won't add any more rooms; there are already enough people staying there.

Adding more people would make it too noisy and crowded, and the living experience would decline sharply.

The employees and students recruited later will live in the dormitory across the street. The dormitory can also be redesigned to make the room layout more reasonable. At the same time, some rooms can be added on the first and third floors to accommodate more people.

After moving everything out of the clinic, Charlotte emptied the pharmacy's warehouse before finally filling the shelves of the pharmacy trading center.

"Kasha, we'll officially open for business the day after tomorrow. This potion trading area will be your responsibility," Charlotte said with a smile as she led Kasha into the trading center lobby.

"Yes, I will do my best." Kasha nodded, looking at the four windows, and asked cautiously, "But Master, are you planning to recruit three more potion sellers?"

"My plan is to recruit four people. You only need to coordinate and guide from the back, without having to do everything yourself." Charlotte smiled and said, "You are my financial director. You are not only responsible for the sales of medicines, but also for managing the accounts of the clinic and the medicine workshop. If you spend all your time on selling medicines, you may neglect other important things."

Kasha paused for a moment, then nodded: "I understand."

"Lina, the third-floor obstetrics and gynecology ward is in your hands now." Charlotte looked at Lina again.

"Leave everything to me?" Lina asked, somewhat surprised.

"That's right. You are currently the most experienced obstetrician and gynecologist in our clinic. You are perfectly capable of being the head of this department. I hereby appoint you as the head of the obstetrics and gynecology department." Charlotte nodded firmly.

"Okay, teacher." Lina nodded without hesitation. "I will do my best."

"Wow! Lina's already a supervisor! I'm still an intern." Myron exclaimed with admiration, his expression tinged with envy and worship.

"If you learn how to deliver babies in difficult labor, you could easily become the deputy director of obstetrics and gynecology," Amilo suggested.

"I can't, it's too difficult for me." Myron immediately shook his head and whispered, "Even teachers are reluctant to deliver babies, which shows that it's not very convenient for us men to be obstetricians and gynecologists."

"That's true." Amir nodded in deep agreement.

Charlotte looked at Lina and continued, "However, there shouldn't be many women coming to the clinic to give birth right now, so you, Vivian, and I will usually work together in the emergency room. The operating room on the far left of the first floor will be assigned to you."

A glimmer of light appeared in Lina's eyes, and she immediately nodded: "Okay, teacher."

"My operating room is in the middle?" Vivian asked Charlotte.

"Yes, yours is in the middle, and mine is on the far left." Charlotte nodded; his operating room was close to his office, which made things more convenient for him.

"Amiro, Myron, your operating rooms are on the second floor. Go up the stairs, and it's the first one on each side," Charlotte said, looking at the two of them. "Amiro is in charge of the serious injuries area, and Myron is in charge of the minor injuries area. For now, it's just the two of you on the second floor."

"I have my own operating room now!" Myron exclaimed excitedly, but quickly calmed down and looked at Charlotte, saying, "But teacher, if I go to the second floor, who will be in charge of registration and triage?"

Charlotte nodded slightly and said, "The operating room will be assigned to you for now, but for the next period of time, you will indeed be responsible for triage on the first floor until your new junior classmates arrive and are able to take over your work."

"Okay, I will try my best to complete the triage work and accurately refer patients to you." Myron nodded, without a trace of complaint or displeasure.

Charlotte said, "Tomorrow I will go to the Elf City to recruit a second batch of students and some new staff, train more students, and improve the clinic's capacity as soon as possible."

"Are you going to the Elf City again? How long will you be gone? Can I come along and have some fun?" Vivian leaned closer and asked expectantly.

Charlotte shook her head: "Ideally, we could make a round trip in one day, but the journey is too far, and we might not be able to get back in time. So I'm afraid I can't take you with me this time. Otherwise, I won't feel at ease if there's no one to guard the clinic."

Vivian sighed softly, somewhat disappointed, and said, "Fine, I can't count on you taking me anywhere anyway."

Charlotte noticed the expectant looks in Lina and Amiro's eyes, hesitated for a moment, and said, "Alright, then I'll take all of you to the Elf City this time. Consider it a team building trip for the clinic. We'll postpone the opening hours by one day, which will give Lina and the others a chance to go home."

"Thank you, teacher," Lina said gratefully, her usually calm face unable to hide her excitement.

"Thank you, teacher." Amirlo was also very excited.

Myron, on the other hand, appeared quite calm, seemingly not having much expectation of returning to the Elven City.

"Boss, you're a good person. I misunderstood you just now." Vivian jumped up happily, her excitement written all over her face.

"Master, should I... go too?" Kasha asked softly.

"Of course, Kasha will go with us too. The Elf City is a very beautiful city, and most of the people living there are elves." Charlotte nodded with a smile.

Kasha nodded slightly, her beautiful eyes filled with anticipation. She had heard many legends about the Elf City while she was in the sea, and the Elf Forest, which was said to be the most beautiful on the continent of Aesop, was even more exciting.

By the time everything was finished, it was already dark.

After a simple dinner, Charlotte went back to her room to wash up and change, putting on a black suit that would be suitable for nighttime outings.

Before heading out to the appointment, he took out the black stone and glanced at it.

99+ chat logs from the Red Moon group

The vast majority of these discussions revolved around the nettle defense system and the plan to corrupt the continent of Aesop.

After a day of heated debate, a basic consensus has been reached.

A comprehensive nettle defense system was deployed in dozens of megacities across the continent of Aesop to defend against the beast tides.

Other small and medium-sized cities should undergo demonic transformation as quickly as possible to avoid the risk of being destroyed.

Mega-cities must act as torchbearers to attract more beast tides, buying more time for other small and medium-sized cities.

Otherwise, if a megacity becomes corrupted, the massive beast tide originally attracted to the megacity will surge towards other small and medium-sized cities, bringing them annihilation.

Only megacities have the capacity to build a comprehensive nettle defense system, which requires a large number of plant-based mages.

The hermit also said that dozens of copies of the footage of the beast tide defense battle during the Red Moon Night in Elf City had been made and sent to various races and major cities so that those in power would know about it first.

Charlotte could imagine the shock that the city leaders, who had endured countless hardships to withstand the beast tide and suffered enormous losses, would feel when they saw the information inside the recording stone.

The way to ensure a city survives the Red Moon Beast Tide with zero casualties is to have the leaders of major cities beg the Elf City for it, without having to go through the trouble of promoting it door-to-door.

Those in power wield influence over small and medium-sized cities, and even determine their fate.

Clearly, the Hermit and the Night Watch had already agreed in advance to use the nettle defense system as leverage to get the various races on the continent of Aesop to agree to be demonized.

Such a meticulous and rigorous plan and approach made Charlotte admire the vision of her two predecessors.

The witch sent her a private message.

[Witch: Where are you? I'll bring you the goods.]

[Miracle: I'm going to the Elf City for the next two days. Come find me in the Abyss at the Abyss Clinic in two days.]

[Witch: Okay.]

After ending her chat with the witch, Charlotte sent another message to Benjamin.

[Miracle: Senior, I'd like to visit the Elf City tomorrow. Is the timing suitable?]

Benjamin replied to him after a while.

[Hermit: A flying mount will come to pick you up early tomorrow morning.]

[Miracle: The children at the infirmary are homesick, so I plan to take about ten of them back to the Elf Forest.]

[Hermit: No problem.]

After receiving Benjamin's permission, Charlotte put away the black stone with peace of mind, opened the window, and leaped into the darkness.

He moved silently through the streets and alleys of the abyss.

There were few pedestrians on the road, only the guards patrolling.

However, compared to the terrifying atmosphere of the abyss in the past, the main street, which is also shrouded in thick fog, has given people a much greater sense of security recently.

Charlotte arrived outside Harriman Estate, climbed over the wall at the nearest point, and soon reached Diana's villa.

The second-floor window was ajar, with a faint light shining through.

Charlotte lightly touched the ground and landed on the window frame. She reached out and gently pulled open the window, then slipped into the room.

On the large bed, Diana, dressed in a light and sexy red nightgown, her long, voluptuous legs crossed, reclined, smiling as she watched Charlotte climb in through the window. With a hint of teasing, she said, "If people knew that our great Abyss hero, Dr. Charlotte, was sneaking into a young lady's room through a window in the middle of the night, they'd probably be shocked to death, wouldn't they?"