I opened a clinic in the Abyss World

Zoe nodded: "Yes, so far we have issued 600 number plates, and more patients are arriving. However, Vice Dean Vivian did not know if you would be returning, so she asked me to stop issuing number plates for the time being."

"Where did all these patients come from?" Charlotte wondered.

Zoe explained, "I just found out that most of them are adventurers from Kalvar. They learned about our Abyss Medical Center through its potion trading center and came here because of its reputation."

"Oh, I see." Charlotte suddenly realized that Jenny's pharmacy center had started directing patients to him. His performance on that platform yesterday hadn't been in vain. Then she gave Zoe a thumbs up: "Well done, Zoe, very professional."

Zoe performed very professionally, not only by greeting customers but also by proactively asking them for more information.

"Thank you." Zoe smiled slightly, feeling very happy to receive praise from the dean.

"I'm back. I won't be going out again today. You can continue issuing license plates, up to a maximum of 1000."

"Yes, Dean." Zoe nodded, turned and walked towards the door, where some patients were still waiting for her reply.

Charlotte headed toward operating room number one, while Miranda sat somewhat bored at the operating room door, staring blankly at the small trees outside the window.

"Miranda, time for work," Charlotte said with a smile as she walked over.

"Dean, you're back!" Miranda's eyes lit up, and she quickly stood up.

As Charlotte's personal surgical assistant, she had nothing to do when Charlotte was away, so she could only sit there blankly.

After all, even Myron has his own personal assistant now, while other students don't yet have the ability to see patients independently.

"Are Hattie and the others with Vivian?" Charlotte asked casually as she walked into the operating room.

"Hatty, Kathleen, and Hannah are with the vice-principal, and Bernie and Rachel are with Lena. The vice-principal arranged this since you weren't here," Miranda said.

"Okay, that's settled then." Charlotte nodded. These students were still in the foundational stage, so it didn't matter who they learned from.

Miranda performed a cleansing ritual on Charlotte, giving her a full-body cleaning and disinfection.

Soon, the first patient was taken into the operating room.

His hand was bitten off, but fortunately the severed limb was recovered. He was pale, but he still gritted his teeth and did not cry out in pain.

"Doctor, please save our boss! He was bitten by a monster while saving us. They all say you're amazing and can put his arm back on. Please!" the two adventurers who brought him pleaded.

"Go out, we'll begin the surgery immediately." Charlotte nodded slightly, signaling the two to leave the operating room.

"Anesthetic," Charlotte said.

Miranda had already retrieved the medication and fed it to the patient.

"Clean the wound," Charlotte said again.

Miranda performed a cleaning technique, thoroughly cleaning the patient's torn wound, and then transfused blood to the patient who had clearly lost too much blood.

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Charlotte opened the CT scan and glanced at the patient's body. In addition to the arm being bitten off, there was also a slight fracture in the ribs, but it was not a big problem and he just needed to rest for a while.

After confirming there were no other internal injuries, Charlotte began stitching up his arm.

Charlotte is now highly skilled at performing limb replantation surgery. With the help of a surgical microscope, the suturing of blood vessels and nerves is not much different from suturing skin.

Ten minutes later, the stitches were complete!

They didn't even give the patient a second bottle of anesthetic.

Miranda's eyes were full of admiration and appreciation. The dean was still improving his skills. Such a complicated limb replantation surgery only took ten minutes, even faster than before.

When the anesthesia wore off, the patient woke up and was overjoyed to see his arm back in place. He thanked Charlotte profusely and then went out to pay the bill with his companion.

Miranda cleaned the operating room, and soon the second patient was brought in.

The patient lost his left leg.

He is currently the only person at Abyss Medical Center who can perform limb replantation surgery, so these types of patients can only be treated by him.

In the morning, because they were unsure whether Charlotte would return, and Vivian and the others did not want to rush into amputating the patient's limb, they performed simple hemostasis and waited aside.

"The boss is back?" Vivian had just finished a surgery in the next operating room and walked to the door, looking at the operating room next door where an operation was in progress.

"Yes, the hospital director has just returned. This is the second limb replantation surgery," Zoe said with a smile as she led a patient over.

"The boss is still holding back; no one else has learned this surgery except him," Charlotte laughed.

"Vice Dean, is limb replantation surgery difficult?" Hattie asked curiously.

"If you say it's difficult, look at the boss, he's just sewing, sewing, and sewing again. Once the blood vessels, nerves, and muscles are all sewed together, it's done."

"It doesn't sound too difficult," Kathleen said thoughtfully.

Vivian smiled and said, "The difficulty lies in how you can see those tiny blood vessels and nerves, accurately anastomose them, suture them together, and ensure that the blood vessels are unobstructed after suturing."

Hattie, Kathleen, and Hannah all gaped in astonishment.

"Now that the boss is back, the three of you can go to his operating room and learn from him. He's much more capable than me. You'll learn a lot more from him," Vivian said.

"Yes, thank you for your guidance." The three nodded and walked towards operating room number one.

"Don't rush in. Wait until he finishes this surgery," Vivian reminded him, then turned and went into the operating room.

The three agreed and waited at the door.

A few minutes later, the operating room door opened.

"Thank you, doctor, thank you for keeping me from becoming disabled..." In the operating room, the patient thanked Charlotte profusely, tears of emotion streaming down his face.

"It's alright, it's my job." Charlotte nodded slightly, then said to the door, "Family members, take the patient home and let him rest for half a month."

Two family members came in and carried the patient away.

Hattie and the others then followed them inside.

"Weren't you guys studying with Vivian next door? Why did you come over?" Charlotte asked, somewhat surprised, looking at the three of them.

"The vice dean said that since you're back, teacher, we should come and learn from you. He said you're better than her," Hattie said.

"Alright, then you'll learn from me." Charlotte nodded. He had recruited these students himself, so of course he had to teach them properly.

Another patient was brought into the operating room, this time for limb replantation, and this time it was a patient from Calva.

After the patient took the anesthetic, Charlotte asked while performing the surgery, "Have you gotten used to being in the operating room these past few days?"

"Yeah, at first I thought it was a bit bloody and scary, but now I'm completely used to it and I think it's a very sacred thing." Hattie nodded.

Kathleen said somewhat shyly, "I'm still a little scared to see blood splattering, but I'll try my best to overcome it."

Hannah smiled and said, "I'm fine. I think being a doctor is super cool, so I'm not scared at all."

"Very good. Adapting to the operating room environment and facing patients covered in blood is the first step to becoming a doctor." Charlotte nodded, then asked, "What about your basic skills? Have you been practicing them?"

"We've been practicing incisions and sutures, but there are too few mice. Each person only gets two, and many people's mice have already died..." Hattie said.

Hannah blushed and said somewhat embarrassedly, "One of my lab mice died."

"Both of mine are dead," Kathleen said, feeling even more ashamed.

Charlotte laughed and said, "White mice are consumables. Since they are used for surgical practice, it's normal for them to die. Let Anna go and catch some more."

"But how can we get Anna to help us catch the mice?" Hattie asked curiously.

"You'll have to ask Myron for advice; he's very experienced in this area," Charlotte said.

"Okay." The three nodded.

"Come closer, and I'll explain in detail the techniques for suturing muscles and skin," Charlotte said as they reached the final stage.

The three of them quickly moved closer to the operating table and watched Charlotte's procedure intently.

Charlotte performed a record eight limb replantation surgeries this morning.

Half of these patients came from Calva.

In addition to performing surgeries, Charlotte also taught them, imparting many surgical techniques and methods for honing their basic skills.

Business closes at noon.

"Zoe, how many appointments have been issued today?" Vivian asked as soon as she came out of the operating room.

"We've issued 806 numbers so far. The dean said the maximum number of numbers has been increased to 1000. So far this morning, 462 patients have been seen," Zoe said. "The remaining patients are not in such urgent or serious situations."

"Great! Looks like we're going to set a new record today," Vivian said with a smile.

"Partnering with Jenny to open a pharmaceutical trading center in Calva was a really wise choice," Charlotte said with a smile. Calva's market opened up immediately, and half of the patients today came specifically from Calva.

Charlotte guessed that Roland's Fran Medical Clinic wouldn't be bad business, but unfortunately his capacity was limited, and no matter how many patients came, he could only see about two hundred.

"Let's go back and prepare lunch. We need to rest for a while; we still have to keep busy this afternoon." Charlotte went out first and headed straight home.

During lunch, Charlotte looked at Reggie and said, "Reggie, go to the apothecary this afternoon and do the recent accounts."

"Yes, Dean." Reggie nodded; he'd been so bored these past few days he was practically falling asleep.

Charlotte then looked at Vivian and asked, "How did the potions sell today?"

"The antidote is sold out, and the stock of the Golden Stamina Potion and Deep Blue Magic Potion is also running low. Sales of other potions have also surged." Kasha's expression was slightly excited. "Business is even better than usual, with most customers coming from Kalva."

Charlotte was initially puzzled, but she quickly realized what was going on.

Yesterday, Kalva's potion trading center was very popular, but it was short of potions. Adventurers who couldn't buy potions went directly to the Abyss Medical Hall to purchase them.

However, the Abyss Medical Center didn't have much stock, so the most popular antidote was sold out.

"Luckily, I left twenty bottles of antidote in the medicine cabinet. Otherwise, it would be troublesome if patients came to me for treatment and there was no medicine available," Vivian said.

"The antidote's popularity will only last for a few days. Unlike consumable potions like the Golden Stamina Potion and the Deep Blue Magic Potion, it won't be used unless you're poisoned. It's not a frequently purchased potion," Charlotte said. That's why he specifically instructed Ino today that after a few days of expedited production of the antidote, they could start controlling the production volume to avoid stockpiling too much later.

After lunch, Myron was surrounded by her female classmates.

Myron thought the female students had come to ask him for medical advice, and he was preparing to put on his senior's aura and give them a good lesson.

"Senior Myron, how did you win Anna over to get her to help you catch mice?" Hattie asked.

All the female students and Bernie looked at him expectantly.

Myron was taken aback, then immediately lost interest: "So, you came to me for this?"

"Yes, to be honest, you have a lot of experience in this area, so we'd like to ask you for advice." Kathleen nodded.

"What we lack most right now are guinea pigs to practice on. We only have two per person, and many of them have already died," Bernie said.

Looking at those expectant eyes, Myron thought of himself back then. After a slight hesitation, he nodded: "Alright, then watch carefully, I'll only demonstrate once."

"Um!"

Everyone nodded in unison, looking at him with expectant expressions.

"Silly!" Myron exclaimed.

Benben immediately wagged its tail and came closer.

Mellen led Benben to the counter, and seeing Anna elegantly reclining on it, dozing with her eyes half-closed, she smiled and said, "Your Excellency Miss Anna, please enjoy the Benben Dance that Benben and I will present to you!"

Anna raised her eyelids and rolled her eyes at him.

Myron then led Benben in a somewhat clumsy dance.

His strange posture, clumsy movements, and uncontrollable expression drew bursts of laughter.

Charlotte shook his head as he watched, even suspecting that Anna had only agreed to help him catch mice because she couldn't bear the torture.

Elves are graceful and agile, natural dancers; any one of them can sing and dance beautifully.

It's probably hard to find another person who jumps as explosively as Myron.

After the dance ended, Myron was slightly out of breath, then looked at Anna and said, "Dear Miss Anna, please go and catch a few white mice for me."

Anna raised a paw to cover her eyes, indicating that she didn't want to see him.

Myron: ...

Myron made three more wishes, but Anna remained completely unmoved, and he had no choice but to leave the stage in defeat.

"That's impossible. It always worked before." Myron scratched his head, feeling a little embarrassed. He hadn't expected that his attempt to dance such an embarrassing and clumsy dance in front of so many people would fail. He was really losing face.

"If dancing will help, then I'll do it," Hannah stepped forward.

"Then I'll accompany you." Kathleen took out a small short flute made of thin bamboo.

As the music began, Hannah began to dance.

Soon, Rachel, Hattie, and Miranda also joined the dance group.

They managed to salvage Mellen's tarnished reputation; elves are indeed skilled in singing and dancing!

The crowd danced gracefully, their movements light and beautiful, their bodies exceptionally supple.

Anna removed the paws that had been covering her eyes, and opened her eyes wide to watch her sisters dance with great interest.

After the dance ended, everyone cheered.

Hattie stepped forward and looked at Anna, saying, "Anna, could you help us catch some white mice? We really need them."

Everyone looked at it expectantly.

Anna slowly stood up, stretched her waist, and then turned and ran towards the door.

"Did Anna agree?" Hattie asked uncertainly.

"Yes, its going out means it agrees." Myron nodded, muttering to himself, "How can even a cat be so fickle! I jumped so hard!"

After learning that Anna was a griffin, everyone's affection for her was tinged with awe.

"Come find me after your class tonight, and I'll take you to meet someone," Charlotte whispered to Vivian, pulling her aside.

"Who are you going to see?" Vivian asked, lowering her voice as he spoke mysteriously.

"You'll know when you see me," Charlotte said, without actually saying anything.

"Okay." Vivian nodded, without asking any further questions.

……

The capital city, the Duke's study.

"You're saying Capas and Bill are missing?" Cromwell put down the documents in his hand and frowned as he looked at the guard.

"Yes, Your Grace. We just received word from Calva that the Baron and Lord Bill have not returned since they went out yesterday, nor have the six guards they took with them. This has never happened before, and we are worried that something may have gone wrong," the guard said hurriedly.

"Has anything happened to them in Calva these past few days?" Cromwell asked in a deep voice.

"The letter didn't mention anything, only that after they arrived in Calva, they hadn't seen Elizabeth and Anderson yet, and that the young master planned to kill Elizabeth's former fiancé, Charlotte."

"Charlotte? What's his strength?" Cromwell asked.

"Charlotte had her magical powers stripped away three years ago and switched to knighthood. She's said to be a legendary knight now," the guard replied.

"To become a legendary knight after three years of retraining is indeed a rare talent." Cromwell's brows furrowed even deeper. "However, Bill is a renowned mage, and his guards are all elite knights. Capas also has several high-level magic talismans on him. He cannot be easily defeated by a mere legendary knight."

"Duke, how should we find the Baron and the others now?" the guard asked.

Cromwell said, "Arrange for Isaac to go to Calva to track down Capas, focusing on investigating Anderson and his daughter. Anderson had a verbal engagement with me, but now that Elizabeth is at the height of her power, he has long regretted it and is unwilling to fulfill the agreement. Capas is going to Calva to demand that he fulfill the engagement; he has the strongest motive and the ability to do so."

"Yes!" The guard quickly left.

"Anderson! If you dare to hurt my son, I will kill you!" Cromwell slowly clenched his fist.

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