I opened a clinic in the Abyss World

Charlotte tucked Diana in, leaned down and kissed her smooth forehead, then left her room before dawn.

She ultimately did not give a specific timeframe, and Charlotte naturally had no reason to press her. It wouldn't be too late to consider it when she had thought it through and felt that an important juncture in her life had arrived.

Back at the clinic, he drank fifty bottles of potent potion, took a cold shower, changed his clothes, and went downstairs feeling refreshed.

Not only did he get up early today, but Vivian and the others also got up early, changed into beautiful dresses, and were chatting in the spacious lobby on the first floor, full of anticipation for their trip to the Elf City.

"Connie, where is your mother?" Charlotte asked, looking at Connie who was standing quietly in the corner listening to everyone chatting.

"She...she said she's not going," Connie said.

"Are you feeling unwell?" Charlotte asked with concern.

"No..." Connie shook her head, hesitated for a moment, "She said it's a gathering of our Abyss Medical Center, and it's not appropriate for her to go."

"Andy, really, there's nothing wrong with it. We've reserved the spot for him." Charlotte laughed. "Connie, go and invite your mother over. Tell her it was my request. If she doesn't come, I'll go and invite her myself."

"Oh." Connie nodded, a smile appearing on her face.

"I'll go with you." Kasha stepped forward, took Connie's hand, and led her out the door.

"Boss, how are we getting to the Elf City today? Are we riding a golden dragon?" Vivian, dressed in a pink Lolita dress, leaned forward and looked at Charlotte expectantly, asking, "Dragon knights, they're so cool!"

"That's my master, not some kind of mount," Martha rolled her eyes.

Charlotte chuckled, "Senior Constantine only came to pick us up because he had something to do. Do you think you'll have this kind of opportunity every time you go out? Someone should be coming to pick us up soon; it'll be a flying mount, but I don't know exactly what it is."

"Oh," Vivian replied, her excitement fading considerably.

"You really want to ride a dragon?" Martha leaned closer to her.

Vivian countered, "That's a dragon, the ruler of the skies! Wouldn't everyone want to ride it for a spin?"

  

Martha said, "From now on, you can call me 'sister.' Next time you see my master, I'll have him take you for a ride in the sky."

Vivian sized her up: "But you're clearly younger than me, it's not appropriate for me to call you 'sister,' is it?"

"Just tell me, do you want to ride a dragon or not?"

"Sister Martha, then it's a deal. Next time your master comes to visit you, you should have him take me flying around in the sky. It would be best if I could take a picture with a memory stone to keep as a souvenir." Vivian held Martha's hand, her face full of anticipation.

"Isn't it a bit much to leave a photo stone as a souvenir?" Martha frowned.

"No problem, I'll just secretly hang it around my neck so it won't be too conspicuous and your master won't know."

"Alright, since you call me 'sister,' I'll agree on behalf of my master."

"Sister Martha, you're so kind!"

That's so filial! Charlotte, watching from the side, could only give a thumbs up.

However, Martha is indeed Constantine's apprentice, so it seems reasonable for her to ask her master to take her out for a trip occasionally, and bring her friends along as well.

Lina was carrying a large, bulging bag that looked like it was stuffed with a lot of things, mostly items for her younger siblings.

Ino was carrying a basket covered with a cloth, and it was unclear what was inside.

Amiro wore a new outfit today, looking neat and tidy. With his tall, slender figure and handsome face, he was a classic elf heartthrob.

Moreover, during this time, treating patients at the clinic and hearing their praise and gratitude every day has made me more and more confident. My expression is calm and composed, my posture is upright, and my temperament is completely different from when I first met the humble vendor sitting in front of the flower and bird shop.

Myron still has that same honest and simple look, but compared to when he was treating pets on the street, his eyes are now brighter, and he looks much better, like a young man.

They came to the clinic, and within a month, there were visible changes.

Lina had been killing fish by the roadside for five years. Now, the hand that once held the fish-killing knife was now holding a scalpel. Her hands and feet were still nimble, but killing fish had turned into saving lives. Her heart had softened a lot, but she still had a cold and awe-inspiring aura.

Charlotte quite liked Lina's temperament; it inspired a strong sense of trust in people in the operating room.

It seemed she wouldn't make any mistakes, and nothing could frighten her.

The worry of being burdened with huge debts was gone from Ino's face. Every day, she wore a cheerful smile that could easily infect those around her, making everyone feel better as well.

She used to make fish balls on the street, but now she has become the chief pharmacist of a medicine workshop. The antidote she developed has saved the lives of many poisoned patients and may even become a best-selling medicine in the clinic.

Today we're going back to the Elf City, and all four of them are quite excited.

"Amiro, have you prepared a gift for your beloved girl?" Charlotte asked with a smile.

Everyone looked at Amir, their faces beaming with smiles.

Amiro was easily embarrassed, and with everyone staring at her, her face immediately turned red. She said somewhat shyly, "Not yet."

"Not yet? When are you planning to prepare? We're only going to the Elf City for one day, we're coming back tomorrow. Are you going to buy a gift as soon as you get back?" Vivian rolled her eyes, looking at him with a disappointed expression. "You're coming back from the Abyss, right next to Kalva. If you don't bring her some Kalva specialties, it'll seem like you have no sincerity at all. How can you possibly win over that young lady?"

Upon hearing this, Amiro immediately panicked: "Junior Uncle, is it too late for me to go buy it now?"

Vivian sighed, "What do you mean 'there's still time'? We're leaving soon. If we go to Kalva again to buy you a gift, it could easily take up half a day. Do we look like people who can afford to waste time like that?"

Upon hearing this, Amiro could only sigh: "Then we'll have to go to the Elf City to buy it."

"Wait here, I'll go upstairs and get you a few things. I bought them when I went shopping in Calva last time, but I haven't used them yet." Vivian turned and went upstairs.

A moment later, she came downstairs with an exquisite brocade box in her hand and handed it directly to Amilo: "Inside is a bottle of Chandelier perfume and a box of Saint Laurent blush. Both are well-known brands from Calva, and they are both effective and stylish. They are perfect gifts for girls."

Amilo held the brocade box in both hands, his face beaming with excitement, and said, "Thank you, Junior Uncle!"

Vivian looked at him earnestly and said, "Treat that young lady well. I can help you prepare this time, but you'd better be more careful next time. Since you care about her, you should also take things to heart. You can't just try to get by with everything."

Amir nodded solemnly: "I understand."

As they were talking, Kasha and Connie brought Andy along.

Today, Andy wore a gray floral maxi dress and light makeup, looking very fresh and elegant. Standing next to Connie, they looked like sisters, with Andy exuding a more mature charm and gentleness.

With her blood sugar under control and the good food at the clinic, her complexion improved, and she looked more and more radiant.

"Doctor, it's not really appropriate for me to participate in this kind of activity, it would only cause you trouble," Andy said to Charlotte, somewhat embarrassed.

"How could that be? When we talked about going on a trip together yesterday, we included you in the itinerary," Charlotte said with a smile. "Besides, Connie wouldn't feel comfortable leaving you alone, even if she went out to have fun, she wouldn't be able to enjoy herself. Andy, just relax and come with us for a couple of days. Once the garment factory starts operating again, you might not have time to go out."

"Okay, whatever you say." Andy nodded, holding Connie's hand tightly.

Evelyn, who was playing with Benben nearby, looked up at Charlotte and asked, "Uncle, what's good to eat in the Elf City?"

Charlotte was somewhat exasperated with this foodie and could only say, "When we get to the Elf City, let Sister Ino take you to eat all the delicious food in the Elf City."

"Yay!" Evelyn's eyes lit up. She threw the bone in her hand far away, ignoring Benben, and went to Ino to act cute and charming.

Just then, a loud shout suddenly came from above.

"We're here. Close the door, go up to the balcony, let's go," Charlotte said.

The group went up to the balcony, where a white roc with a wingspan of over 100 meters hovered three meters above the clinic.

"Dr. Charlotte, I've been sent to pick you up," Betty said, standing on the bird's back and looking at Charlotte.

"Thank you for your trouble, Captain Betty." Charlotte nodded.

One by one, the group boarded the back of the roc, where there were two rows of fixed seats, more than enough to accommodate a dozen or so people.

"Aunt Betty." Ino greeted Betty as soon as she climbed onto the bird's back.

"Sweetie, go sit down." Betty nodded slightly, her tone softening. Looking at the radiant Ino, her previous worries vanished.

It's clear she's doing well at the Abyss Medical Center; even her smile seems to have a way of making people feel happy.

After confirming that everyone was seated, Betty gave the command to the roc, which flapped its wings and took off vertically, soaring straight into the sky.

"ah--"

The vertical ascent of hundreds of meters elicited screams from the girls.

"Stimulate!"

Vivian clenched her fist excitedly and shouted. Back in the day, her family also had a small flying mount, and her favorite thing to do was ride it out of the city and fly around everywhere.

"It's so high..." Andy, who was riding a flying mount for the first time, was clearly not used to it. His face turned pale with fright, and even his lips were almost bloodless. He held tightly to Connie's hand and dared not let go.

"It's alright, Mother, we're safe." Connie appeared quite calm. It was also her first time riding a flying mount, but her eyes were full of curiosity as she looked around at everything.

The roc burst out from the narrow crevice of the abyss, and the ironwood nettle wall, more than 400 meters high, was quite spectacular. Flying higher, the nearby Kalva came into full view.

A red sun had just risen from the sea, and the rising sun dyed the sea and sky golden, making it look extremely magnificent.

This scene left everyone on the roc in awe, completely stunned.

Even Charlotte was seeing the sunrise from this angle for the first time, and it was truly spectacular.

This also sparked his idea of ​​getting a flying mount for the first time, as having a flying mount would make things much more convenient when traveling long distances.

You can't have someone pick you up every time you go out, can you?

Although his two predecessors, the Night's Watch and the Hermit, doted on him, it was still not entirely convenient.

Buying a flying mount is expensive, and daily maintenance is also costly. A trainer is required, and most flying monsters need to eat a lot of meat every day.

This thing isn't like a horse, which consumes a handful of grass every hundred kilometers.

Whether or not to buy it, and whether or not you can afford to keep it, are things you need to think about carefully.

The group chattered excitedly, sometimes marveling at the peculiarity of a certain mountain peak, and sometimes watching the large magical beast passing by below. They seemed quite excited about everything on their journey.

Last time they came, Lina and the others were not familiar with each other and were full of uncertainty about their future, so they were preoccupied with their own thoughts and did not appreciate the scenery along the way.

Charlotte closed her eyes, leaned back comfortably in her chair, and prepared to rest for a while.

Although the powerful medicine eliminated the fatigue, the mental fatigue still needs to be repaired.

A moment later, he felt someone pressing on his legs. He instinctively opened his eyes and saw that it was Kasha, who was sitting next to him, massaging his legs.

"Master, you probably didn't sleep well last night. Why don't you lie in my arms and I'll give you a massage?" Kasha said with a smile when she saw him open his eyes.

"Alright, you're the most comfortable one." Charlotte didn't refuse and lay down in Kasha's arms, resting her head on her soft tail. The girl's fragrance wafted over, instantly soothing and relaxing her mind.

Kasha's slender, fair fingers pressed against his head, the pressure varying from light to heavy, the rhythm pleasant and comfortable.

This scene quickly attracted everyone's attention.

"It looks so comfortable. The boss must know how to enjoy himself." Vivian said with a hint of jealousy, then leaned close to Kasha and said in a coquettish tone, "Kasha, can you give me a massage later?"

"Okay, I'll give you a massage in a bit." Kasha smiled and nodded.

"You're the best!" Vivi returned to her seat with a satisfied expression.

"Me too! Me too!" Martha exclaimed.

"Okay, I'll give you a massage in a bit." Kasha nodded and smiled indulgently.

"Kasha is amazing!" Martha said with a big smile.

Betty, who was standing guard at the front, glanced at Charlotte, who was lying in Kasha's arms enjoying a massage, and her gaze was somewhat complicated.

During this time, the Holy Maiden mentioned him quite often, and her eyes would light up whenever she heard news about him.

Dr. Charlotte was indeed a young talent. In all her years as the temple's chief guard, this was the first time she had ever seen the high priest value a young man so highly.

The four children who were taught by him underwent a dramatic change in temperament after just one month, becoming more confident and composed. It is evident that they have indeed learned a great deal after becoming his students.

She knew Ino's situation best; ever since the family tragedy, she had lived cautiously every day, and it was rare to see a smile on her face.

Today she looks radiant, with a dramatic transformation in both her energy and demeanor.

Charlotte's ability to profoundly change these children in such a short time demonstrates that he, as a teacher, must have been extremely dedicated.

However, if the saintess falls in love with him, and he doesn't seem like the kind of man who is devoted to one person, it would be a very bad situation for the saintess.

While Betty was worrying, Ino had already come to the front row with a small basket during the roc's stable flight. Smiling, he approached her, lifted the cloth covering the basket, and said, "Aunt Betty, these are some snacks I made. Please try them."

The basket contained exquisite pastries shaped like small animals, each a different color, and they looked quite adorable.

"Okay, I'll try it." Betty picked up a rabbit-shaped pastry, took a bite, and found the rice cake to be very soft and sweet, but it brought tears to her eyes.

"Your mother used to love making these little pastries. I grew up eating her pastries when I was little. I never thought you could inherit her pastry-making skills and even make them taste so similar." Betty's eyes were slightly red as she looked at Ino with some relief.

"When I was little, I loved eating the pastries my mother made. I loved watching her make them, and she would patiently teach me. Later, I learned how to make them, but my mother has passed away." Ino's eyes dimmed, but she quickly smiled. "However, if you like them, I will make them for you often. My father also liked my pastries."

"Okay, then I'll eat your cooking from now on." Betty nodded with satisfaction. She had just regretted bringing up the topic and making Ino sad, but she didn't expect Ino to be able to adjust so quickly. It seems that this child has indeed grown a lot and become stronger inside.

"How are you doing at the Abyss Medical Center? Have you started seeing patients yet?" Betty pulled Ino down to sit, asking with concern, then quickly answered herself, "Yeah, I haven't been there long, so I probably won't be able to start seeing patients so quickly."

Ino smiled and shook her head: "I didn't study medicine."

"Not medical school?" Betty looked at her in surprise. "Doesn't Dr. Charlotte recruit medical students?"

"I couldn't handle the bloody scenes in the operating room, and I couldn't face the patients' bloodied wounds, so I had to quit," Ino explained with a smile. "But I'm doing pretty well now. I've become a pharmacist, in charge of potion making in the potion workshop."

"A pharmacist?" Betty frowned slightly.

The last time she accompanied the Holy Maiden to the Abyss Medical Clinic, she saw bottles of medicine displayed on the cabinet.

Using medicine to treat patients is recognized among the elves, and many elves use ancient recipes to heal patients.

However, apart from a few extremely famous pharmacists who can concoct powerful potions and thus gain fame and fortune, the vast majority of pharmacists are not very respectable and can only brew potions at home to make a living.

Ino's grandmother was a pharmacist who was quite famous for her antidotes, which were effective in treating symptoms of snake venom and other poisonings.