I opened a clinic in the Abyss World

Back in her room, Charlotte soaked in hot water and took out the Black Stone to glance at it.

The person chasing the light sent her a farewell message in the morning, but he didn't see it until late at night, so he quickly replied to her.

[Miracle: Just got off work, see you next time.]

[Chasing the Light: You just got off work, while I'm already getting ready for bed. Goodnight.]

Charlotte smiled slightly, surprised that Maria was still awake and had replied to him instantly.

[Miracle: Goodnight.]

Charlotte exited the private chat interface and opened the Red Moon group.

The topic everyone talked about most was still the plan to demonize everyone.

However, after three days of heated discussion, the group members have reached a basic consensus that the plan to demonize everyone is the only option at present and a plan that must be implemented.

Ironwood nettle defense system is powerful, but it is only suitable for large cities with a sufficient reserve of plant-type mages, such as the Elf City.

And cities that have the authority to draw magicians from other cities, such as the capital.

It is impossible for other cities to establish a complete nettle defense system within a month, and there is almost no possibility of replicating the miracle of the Elf City.

[Technician: @Miracle, young man, you're a direct participant in this project. How are the mages responsible for the demonization trained? Are there specific operational plans?]

[Merchant: This is indeed the core of the entire plan to demonize everyone. With so many small cities, the number of mages responsible for the demonization will be enormous.]

[Shepherd: Is a magician who casts a demonic spell a dark magician? How controllable is it? What are the side effects? Have these been verified?]

Charlotte, who was lurking and browsing group messages, was directly called out, so she could no longer pretend to be dead.

[Miracle: I haven't participated in any testing or verification in this area yet, but a mage capable of casting the Demonic Transformation spell is indeed what we traditionally understand as a dark mage. The Demonic Transformation process is an extremely insane one, and the negative energy a mage must endure to cast it reaches an exaggerated level, potentially driving them to madness.]

[Technician: You finally figured it out! So how did you manage to corrupt five cities this time? Where did you find the dark magician?]

[Merchant: The entire population of Stru City, nearly 50,000, has been successfully corrupted by demonic energy. This dark mage must be quite powerful.]

Charlotte hesitated for a moment, looking at Black Stone. He thought of what Maria had told him yesterday: the people in the Red Moon Organization were all experts in their respective fields, and they often needed more information to make judgments. He was the one who could provide that information.

[Miracle: Not a dark sorcerer, but the spirit of the Necronomicon. A dark sorcerer previously gained the ability to transform into a demon through studying the Necronomicon, so learning the Necronomicon is likely a way for a sorcerer to acquire this ability.]

The group chat was silent for a while; they were clearly stunned by the news.

[Merchant: Is it a book spirit or an undead? Can this thing even obey your direct gaze?]

[Technician: I've forged weapons my whole life, and I've only ever seen a sword spirit once. It's a spirit of the dead sealed within the sword during its forging. It's a demonic sword, and any knight who obtains it suffers a terrible fate.]

[Witch: There are differences. I've seen that book spirit; she's quite cute, knows how to act cute and charming, and is also a little foodie.]

[Technician: So you knew all along!]

  

[Witch: The calamity of the Camp Trench was resolved with the help of the Hermit and his companions. Fifty thousand sea creatures were simultaneously corrupted by demons. Do you think I could handle it on my own? But this matter is of utmost importance, so I cannot say for sure.]

[Miracle: It's not that we deliberately kept it from everyone. I've been testing the controllability of the Book Spirits. The idea of ​​everyone being demonized is a sensitive issue, and it took several days of discussion within our Red Moon organization to barely reach a consensus.]

[The Hermit: Miracle is right. The Night Watch and I have been observing the Book Spirit. It is indeed a spirit of the dead, having died on the first night of the Red Moon. Then, for some unknown reason, it was sealed into the Necronomicon and became a Book Spirit, retaining the intelligence and memories of a three-and-a-half-year-old. Currently, it behaves much like a three-year-old child—kind-hearted, without resentment, friendly, and in a very stable state.]

[Night Watchman: Over the next few days, we will be conducting tests to cultivate and corrupt mages. The first batch of candidates has been selected, and the results will be announced in the group chat. Currently, 1842 small and medium-sized cities have expressed their intention to corrupt all their mages, and many more are still making decisions. In just this month, we need over a hundred mages who can master the art of corruption; time is of the essence.]

[Merchant: With you two overseeing and pushing things forward, we're naturally at ease. If you need any assistance, feel free to let me know. My guild can provide over 1000 mages of level seven or higher.]

[Technician: I don't have anywhere to find more mages for you, but if you need more extract cannons, send the manuscript to Eisen Ironforge. I can guarantee that for the next month, all the blacksmiths in Eisen Ironforge will be making these things to supply the entire continent of Aesop.]

[Witch: Lord Night Watchman, please bring along sea creature mages when training dark magicians. I will select a group of suitable mages within three days, and please help with the training. The situation on the sea creature side is also not optimistic. I have informed the major powerful sea creatures about the situation in the Camp Trench, and they are all very interested.]

[Night Watchman: @Witch, okay, I'll let you know once the testing is complete.]

[Hermit: @Technician, I'll have the blueprints sent to you tomorrow. I'll inform all the major cities that Eisenburg is the supplier of the extract cannons, and they should place their orders with you. You can make money, but you need to keep it within limits; too much profit is not good for unity.]

[Technician: Don't worry, let the blacksmiths earn their wages; we won't take a penny of extra profit. By the way, do you elves want a share?]

[The Hermit: The blueprints are provided free of charge, but not just for Eisen Ironforge. Every large city that requests the Nettle Defense System will receive a blueprint for the Extraction Cannon, provided they agree to the plan to demonize all their inhabitants. Of course, some cities will have insufficient production capacity and will need to place orders. These orders will keep Eisen Ironforge busy for a while.]

Technician: Okay, then it's settled.

[Night Watchman: @Merchant, we'll discuss the selection of the mage in detail after the testing is successful.]

[Merchant: Okay.]

[The Light Chaser: The King of the Los Empire has agreed to demonize all small and medium-sized cities in the Empire, and has also mobilized all plant-based mages in the Empire to deploy a nettle defense system around the capital, expected to be even larger than that of the Elf City. The number of these small and medium-sized cities is approximately 1842.]

[Night Watchman: It seems we'll need to spend several months gradually implementing the plan to demonize everyone. Let's start by compiling statistics and demonizing the most dangerous small and medium-sized cities first, to avoid the tragedy of city annihilation as much as possible.]

Tonight, the Red Moon organization began discussing practical operational issues, with members actively offering suggestions and demonstrating their abilities.

What happened next was beyond Charlotte's control; he took a bath while secretly watching the screen.

These past two days he's been busy recruiting students and staff, as well as providing free medical consultations in the Elf City. Little did he know that Benjamin and the Night Watch had done so much, and had already begun preparing for the magical transformation training of magicians.

Judging from Horace's mental state, becoming a dark sorcerer is extremely risky. He would have to confront the impact of the indescribable, be seduced by it, and gain the power and abilities it bestows.

In this situation, the magician may go mad, or he may become His faithful apostle.

Getting them to stay rational, follow orders, and corrupt one city after another will probably not be an easy task.

The worst-case scenario is that the magicians lose their minds, and then Evelyn, as the spirit of the Necronomicon, commands them to act.

High-ranking mages hold considerable status and prestige wherever they go, and if problems arise during the demonization process, the consequences can be very troublesome.

While Charlotte was distracted, the black stone trembled, and the hermit sent her a private message.

[The Hermit: Tomorrow night, the Night Watch will come to the Elven City, bringing a group of mages. We will conduct a dark magic training test.]

[Miracle: Okay, I'll cancel my work tomorrow night.]

[The Hermit: No need to push, we can do it later, no problem.]

Charlotte: ...

His job was to treat the elves of the Elf City, and Benjamin was considerate enough to let him treat more patients.

However, opening a clinic in the Elf City had a truly phenomenal effect, generating a daily turnover of 870,000 copper coins, far surpassing anything the Abyss could achieve.

He had already planned that once the second batch of trainees were able to stand on their own, they could set up a branch in the Elf City.

Lina has a steady personality and a commanding presence, so she would be a very suitable candidate to be the branch director.

Amir and Myron can assist her; the three of them each have their own strengths, and working together should be quite effective.

Benjamin allowed him to recruit students and staff freely in Elf City in order to establish a branch there, bringing affordable healthcare to Elf City, forcing other clinics to lower their prices, and bringing tangible benefits to the residents.

The pharmaceutical trading center is the preliminary station; the branch offices are the main course.

After running in the bathtub for an hour, the water temperature dropped, so Charlotte got out of the tub, opened the interface, and glanced at her attribute panel.

[Player: Charlotte]

[Occupations: Knight, Doctor, Pharmacist]

[Rank: Legendary Knight: 245300/300000]

Grandmaster Pharmacist: 8840/16000

[Wealth Points: 3844690]

Professional Skills:

Wound cleaning and dressing: Grandmaster: 6800/16000

Skin wound suturing: Grandmaster: 6400/16000

Open reduction and internal fixation of radius and ulna fractures: Master: 9940/16000

Appendectomy: Master: 6320/8000

……

Special Skill: Hemostatic Potion Brewing: Grandmaster: 6400/16000

Hydrating Essence Refining: Master: 5880/16000

Anesthetic potion crafting: Grandmaster: 7260/16000

Sword Drawing Technique: Grandmaster: 12400/16000

Spinning Slash: Grandmaster: 11220/16000

Combo Attack: Grandmaster: 12110/16000

Sword Qi Slash: Grandmaster: 11100/16000

Shadowless Slash: Grandmaster: 13148/16000

A flash of inspiration: Grandmaster: 12245/16000

Like a Shadow: Grandmaster: 12230/16000

Shadow Range: Advanced: 3660/4000

……

Recently, he has been taking dozens or even hundreds of stamina potions every day, and his strength has been increasing rapidly. He still needs more than five hundred strength potions to reach the threshold of becoming a legendary knight.

His net worth is still over 3.8 million.

He still has three spatial rings that he hasn't disposed of, and two luminous pearls that he hasn't sold.

Speaking of luminous pearls, Charlotte raised her hand, and a round luminous pearl appeared in her palm.

I sold one in Calva last time and got 1.7 million copper coins.

Elf City is an inland city, surrounded by forests, and is tens of thousands of kilometers away from the nearest sea.

These deep-sea conch pearls would likely cost no less than Kalva in the Elf City.

Tomorrow he plans to ask Lois how to sell the luminous pearl for a good price in the Elf City.

Lois arrived early the next morning, had breakfast with everyone, and announced some news.

Today, the temple organization arranged a special delivery service for Lina to assist women in difficult labor. Ten women in difficult labor are already waiting in the temporary delivery room requisitioned next to the temporary clinic, and more women will be sent over in succession.

"This..." Lina looked at Charlotte. This was the first time she had ever encountered a situation where she delivered more than a dozen difficult births in a single day.

Charlotte looked at her and smiled, "Lois already told me about this the day before yesterday, Lina, you can do it."

Upon hearing this, Lina looked at Lois and nodded, saying, "Okay, I'll follow your instructions."

"Teacher, how many patients should we see today?" Myron asked Charlotte.

"900, we need to be realistic," Charlotte said.

Without Lina as a key general, trying to force an attack with 1000 men is simply asking for trouble.

Lina delivers babies for 10000 copper coins per person, and there are currently ten women waiting, guaranteeing a minimum of 100,000 copper coins.

Based on this calculation, the impact on revenue will be minimal, and it may even increase.

On the way to the makeshift clinic, Charlotte asked Lois, "In the Elf City, where are there places that buy and sell jewelry?"

"What, are you going to bring jewelry back for someone?" Lois looked at him, her eyes scrutinizing him.

"No, I want to sell this deep-sea conch pearl." Charlotte took out a luminous pearl.

"What a beautiful pearl!" Lois's eyes lit up. She reached out and took the pearl from Charlotte's hand. It felt slightly cool to the touch and had a smooth, delicate texture. She was quite fond of it. "Such a beautiful pearl, are you planning to sell it?"

Charlotte nodded: "I'm a little short on cash lately and need to liquidate some money. Keeping it is a waste for me, so I might as well sell it to someone from Youyuan."

Lois nodded: "You're busy, I'll help you sell these pearls. They'll definitely fetch the highest price in the Elf City, they wouldn't dare to cheat me."

"Then I'll have to trouble you." Charlotte nodded with a smile, he couldn't be happier to accept such a good thing.

The carriage stopped, and everyone got off.

The makeshift clinic had changed completely overnight.

In addition to the original five operating rooms, a pharmacy counter has been added next to them.

A horizontal plaque hangs above: Abyss Medical Clinic Temporary Medicine Trading Center

Behind the long counter was a whole wall of medicine cabinets, similar in structure to the Abyss Medical Center. Lois had indeed put a lot of thought into it.

Kasha took down the three prepared wooden boards and hung them in front of the counter, which detailed the effects of all the medicines they were currently selling.

There were already two or three hundred patients queuing up in front of the makeshift clinic, all looking curiously at the wooden planks.

"A bottle of Golden Stamina Potion that can restore 25% of a mid-level knight's stamina only costs 800 copper coins! That's more than half the price of what other potion shops sell it for!"

"The Ice Blue Magic Potion can restore 25% of a mid-level mage's magic power, and it costs 800 copper coins. In a critical moment, this can be a lifesaver for a mage!"

"That's nothing! Look at that Deep Blue Magic Potion! It can restore 30% of a high-level mage's magic power! Just 1/8 of a bottle can restore 25% of a mid-level mage's magic power, and a bottle only costs 3000 copper coins. That's the king of cost-effectiveness!"

"I don't believe that the 'sunset red' treatment is really that effective. I have a friend who is suffering from this problem, so I bought him a course of treatment."

"This antidote can cure so many poisons? It covers most poisonous tongues and insects. If it's true, I have to buy a bottle."

"This healing potion is pretty powerful. It's like a low-cost version of a healing spell. I'll buy a bottle to keep on hand. It's quite convenient to treat minor injuries myself sometimes."

"A first aid kit would seem quite practical."

"Clearly marked prices are good, unlike many pharmacies where you feel like you've entered a shady business as soon as you walk in, where the price of a bottle of potion depends entirely on the owner's mood."

"Could it be a scam?"

"The temple provided the land, the temple was built, and Her Highness the Holy Maiden personally endorsed it. Do you think the High Priest is after the pittance in your pocket?"

……

People were discussing it, showing great interest in the potions produced by the Abyss Medical Center.

The temple's alignment significantly increased the potion's credibility, greatly reducing the elves' resistance and suspicion.

Charlotte took out a spatial ring and pulled out more than twenty potion boxes, each containing two hundred bottles, with all kinds of potions available.

Martha and Bernie immediately stepped forward to help put the medicine samples on the shelf.

Lina's obstetrics department was located two hundred meters to the right. That place was originally a small warehouse used to store items related to temple rituals.

Last night, the building was emptied and cleared out overnight and converted into an obstetrics ward. There are sixteen rooms inside, and each room has been transformed into an operating room so that pregnant women can undergo cesarean sections immediately after admission, reducing their pain.

Moreover, private delivery rooms offer greater privacy, avoiding the embarrassing situation of mothers in extreme pain having to queue on the street.

On the way here, Lois told Charlotte about some things, which made him admire the girl's meticulousness.

"Teacher, Connie and I will head over there then." Lina, carrying her medical kit, led Connie towards the maternity ward.

There were more than a dozen women in difficult labor waiting for their help to deliver their babies.

"Let's begin then. Today is destined to be another very busy day," Charlotte said to the group, leading Miranda into the operating room in the middle.

This busy period lasted all day.

When the 916th patient left, it was already late at night.

This was only because Lina came back to help after finishing her work in the obstetrics department, which shortened her overtime hours a bit.

Lina performed cesarean sections on 21 women today, including one twin, and all mothers and babies are safe and healthy.

This saved twenty-one families and earned the unanimous gratitude of the patients.