Skadi, returning to infinity

"This is the operating room. Get out."

Kal'tsit turned around and looked at the guy who was still wearing that outfit, and her expression immediately turned sour.

Is this guy just asking for trouble?

Although that's what she thought, looking at her, Kal'tsit always felt that she had a kind of inexplicable confidence.

"Given his condition, perhaps we can trust him this once?"

Kal'tsit was surprised by the thought that had crossed her mind.

"I'm to bear all the responsibility."

"Human life is priceless, and I won't bet someone else's life on you."

"You want to save her, and I want to save her too. But you're not entirely sure, while I am."

"This is something I decided to do because of my self-confidence, and it has nothing to do with you."

"If you're not comfortable with that, you can be my assistant."

As Skadi spoke, she took off the doctor's clothes.

I don't know when, but she changed into a white robe underneath.

Aside from being much thinner than the doctor's outfit, the actual effect is the same.

Kal'tsit was extremely surprised to see Skadi take off that strange coat at this moment—was he serious?

But she would absolutely not allow someone whose abilities had not been verified to perform such a life-or-death surgery.

"This is the certificate I received in Colombia."

He took a certificate from the pocket of the doctor's clothes and handed it to Kal'tsit.

She then went outside and had someone take her to change into more formal surgical attire.

"A Columbia certificate?"

As Kal'tsit picked up the certificate to examine it, and was about to go outside to check if the information was genuine, a voice came from outside.

"Kal'tsit, trust him."

It was Theresia who spoke; she stood in the doorway, looking tenderly at Kal'tsit.

It's not surprising that Theresa is here.

She comes here several times a day to make arrangements for all the injured people and do her best to ensure that all the wounded receive effective treatment.

Even if she was the leader of the Tower of Babel and the respected Princess Kazdel, she could not decide a person's life in this way.

"If anything goes wrong, I'll take responsibility."

The doctor just told her that she would take responsibility if anything happened.

Now Theresa tells her that she will take responsibility if anything happens to the Doctor.

Why do I have this feeling, like I'm gradually getting closer to someone else than my best friend?

"Your Highness Theresa, this surgery will take a long time. If you are tired, please remember to rest."

Skadi, having changed her clothes, came over, gave Theresa some instructions, and then went back into the operating room.

"Pack his clothes, I'll help you."

Taking a deep breath, Kal'tsit made up her mind.

If this guy's surgery fails, she will definitely do everything in her power to get him out of the Tower of Babel.

But what if it succeeds? It's strange that Kal'tsit is avoiding this thought.

With Kal'tsit as her assistant and several other doctors helping her, Skadi began treating the injured man.

This one surgery took a full 75 hours to complete.

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Chapter 8: Princess Theresa, night raids are not allowed.

Those 75 hours were tough.

Despite Skadi's instructions, Theresa still managed to stay outside for twenty hours straight.

In the end, he was persuaded to go back by others and stopped guarding outside.

People came in one after another through the door, but no one dared to make a sound and disturb the people inside.

Some doctors, after performing surgeries for twenty consecutive hours, would leave to rest because they couldn't take it anymore, and a new doctor would take their place.

Several teams of doctors are taking turns to ensure the success of this surgery.

Kal'tsit's initial distrust of Skadi's medical skills evolved into being astonished by them, and eventually she let go of all unnecessary thoughts.

Law, wholeheartedly helping Skadi.

She originally thought that even if the doctor knew some medical skills, he couldn't possibly be very strong.

However, what she witnessed was the skillful technique he displayed after performing the surgery, the kind of skill only a medical master with decades of surgical experience could possess.

It's possible.

In fact, it's not just about accumulating decades of surgical experience.

It was the confidence and meticulousness built up by repeated successes that made every judgment she made so accurate and correct.

Is this person a monster?

Skadi gave her the certificate, which she only glanced at briefly. The age line read 27.

If they had studied medicine through normal channels, they probably wouldn't have graduated yet.

But he seemed more confident than I was, as if I had been a doctor for decades.

Despite her many doubts, Skadi's medical skills truly amazed Kal'tsit.

With just one surgery, Kal'tsit recognized Skadi's medical skills and knew that what Skadi had told her before was not a lie.

After acknowledging Skadi's medical skills, Kal'tsit didn't find her as unpleasant anymore—as long as the girl wasn't so annoying anymore.

Row.

All of this happened within twenty hours of the start of the surgery.

As the surgery progresses, it becomes increasingly complicated and requires the utmost care.

Repairing the spine and heart, in particular, presents the greatest challenges.

It was also important that the injured person managed to stay alive using their Originium Arts, which bought Skadi and the others enough time.

However, after dozens of hours of surgery, even those who weren't the primary surgeons were extremely exhausted due to the intense concentration required by Kal'tsit.

惫。

And what about PhDs?

Looking up at him, he was still so focused.

My hands were almost constantly moving, and they didn't tremble.

Kal'tsit was well aware of the immense mental and physical strain that a surgery lasting dozens of hours could take.

At one point, she wanted to rest and take a nap.

Seeing that Skadi hadn't stopped or sent any messages saying she was tired, she managed to persevere as well.

But as time went on, she found it increasingly difficult to resist.

In the last twenty hours, Kal'tsit fell asleep in a chair—Skadi had secretly used her powers to hypnotize her.

She could endure it for so long, but Kal'tsit didn't need to do it with her.

"Phew, finally..."

A 75-hour surgery is nothing to Skadi.

However, she was somewhat worried at first that her first surgery was so difficult.

What gave her confidence was that every step she took after starting the surgery was so correct, without causing any additional harm to the patient.

Relying on his experience and skills as a "peerless traditional Chinese medicine doctor," the various surgeries he performs with his own body are far more advanced than those of ordinary people.

Just as the surgery was completed, Kal'tsit slowly woke up.

She was very hungry, but she was more concerned about whether the wounded soldier's surgery was successful.

"How did I fall asleep...?"

Of course, my first thought upon waking up was how I could have fallen asleep during such an important surgery.

"You're too tired." The virtual screen opened in front of her, but Skadi didn't seem to want to speak.

"Time... 75 hours and 23 minutes, Doctor, you should go and rest."

Kal'tsit checked the time and compared the dates to determine how long the surgery had taken.

"Okay, I'm going back to rest. I'll leave the rest to you, Dr. Kal'tsit."

Skadi didn't want to be exposed yet, so after hearing Kal'tsit's words, she agreed and silently left the operating room.

"The patient's breathing is stable and there are no signs of pain, so it should be a success."

"I just don't know if he'll be able to move around after his spine is broken like that."