Chapter 391: Volunteers Arrive

Zhang Hong had already made a habit of sprinkling the medicinal powder, and An Yinan gave her an appreciative look, which gave Zhang Hong even more motivation.

"Do you know how to suture?" An Yinan asked her.

Zhang Hong shook her head; in truth, An Yinan was not very skilled at it either, as she was more proficient in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

However, she could try.

In the current environment, there was no other way but for her to suture.

"Take this pill, knead it into small pills, and feed it to him. Monitor the wound condition afterward, and pay special attention to whether there is a fever," An Yinan instructed the person recording.

In such an extreme environment, having to perform such a major surgery, she had no choice either.

If she took a gamble, he might survive; if she didn't, he would lose his life.

"Yes," the person recording noted it all down.

"Carry him to the Intensive Care Area, and have the people from the rear come to collect him," An Yinan ordered.

More and more people were arriving; as long as there was war, there would be casualties.

By the end of the day, An Yinan felt that her arms were already sore.

There were over thirty wounded soldiers, but there were not many large-scale surgeries for bullet removal.

"Sister-in-law, are you still adjusting?" Qin Hao asked.

An Yinan nodded, "I am adjusting, but it would be best to have a few more nurses."

It wasn't that Zhang Hong's ability was lacking, but mainly that Zhang Hong had many other things to do, and she couldn't handle it all alone.

"Alright, I will keep an eye out," Qin Hao promised.

An Yinan also knew that it would be impossible to find people for the time being.

After gnawing on a few flatbreads, she returned to the tent, but today, no one was asleep.

They were all just standing on the ground, as if they didn't know what to do.

An Yinan walked into the tent and looked them over without saying much; she was truly exhausted today.

Washing up? Don't even think about it; she didn't even want to lift her arms now.

She placed her bag in its original spot and lay down; she had to guard the tent tonight, so there wasn't much time to rest.

Zhang Hong no longer had the bashfulness of the day before and lay down on the straw mat right next to An Yinan.

As for that group of male Comrades, they pushed each other and looked at one another, "What should we do?"

"What do you mean what should we do? Sleep, we still have to go to the Frontline tomorrow!" one soldier said.

Afterward, he lay down in the innermost spot.

Seeing this, everyone thought, how cunning!

Yesterday they had all been lying around loosely, but today everyone was packed together, as if there were some flood or wild beast over there.

An Yinan was actually not asleep; she was thinking about how she could save more people and utilize her own strengths.

She only discovered this problem after she arrived at the Frontline.

Her Traditional Chinese Medicine had some limitations, but in ancient times, there was no Western medicine, so how did they serve as military Doctors?

While An Yinan was pondering, she fell asleep without realizing it.

When the time came, she woke up with a start.

She looked at the watch on her wrist; it was already eight o'clock in the evening.

"Zhang Hong, Zhang Hong, we have to go," An Yinan nudged the person beside her.

Yesterday, Zhang Hong hadn't been able to sleep because of the snoring, but today she was so tired that she couldn't hear the snoring at all.

Zhang Hong woke up, stunned for a moment, then immediately remembered.

"I'm coming right now."

She got up and put on her backpack.

An Yinan also put on her own backpack and looked at the people who were dressed neatly today, sleeping huddled together, snoring thunderously.

She turned around and took Zhang Hong into the tent immediately.

"Sister-in-law, why didn't you rest a bit more?" Qin Hao rubbed his eyes.

"It's been a day and a night, hurry back and rest," An Yinan said.

Qin Hao nodded, "The person you saved today has already been taken away by Group One; there aren't many patients left now."

"I know," she waved her hand at Qin Hao, telling him to hurry off.

She picked up the record book on the table; these were written by designated people, containing the patients' conditions, the names of the attending Doctors, and the need to record subsequent progress.

She started reading from the first entry to match the cases to the people; otherwise, if something happened to one of them, she would have to ask who it was, which would be too unprofessional.

Time passed quickly, and ten days went by.

An Yinan sat on the grass; if there were no war, how beautiful this place would be!

She went to the Frontline every day, and every three days she had to be on duty to watch the tent.

There were very few Doctors at the Frontline, so for emergency treatment, they had to delay until they could return to the tent to extend the time for treatment.

"Sister-in-law, the General Person-in-Charge has sent word for us to go over," Qin Hao squeezed his neck to perk himself up.

An Yinan pointed to herself, "I'm going too?"

"Yes, the General Person-in-Charge specified that you should go too," Qin Hao didn't understand either.

In the past, whenever there was something over there, they would just have him go alone; perhaps his sister-in-law's reputation was quite large?

But the Military didn't care about such things.

Neither of them could figure it out, but An Yinan was straightforward, "Then let's go and see."

Since they were called, there must be a reason for it; why bother guessing here!

The two of them took a vehicle and arrived at the City.

"Group Leader Qin, Comrade An." People passing by would greet the two of them when they saw them.

Those who were particularly busy would just nod, while some didn't even notice them at all.

The two of them arrived at a large area of tents in the open space.

"You've finally arrived." The General Person-in-Charge looked at the two of them with some helplessness.

An Yinan blinked; to be honest, she didn't think she had done anything wrong, did she?

"Person-in-Charge, what's the matter?" Qin Hao asked.

"Come, I'll take you to see a few people," the Person-in-Charge said.

He led them to a large tent.

There were quite a few people standing inside, and An Yinan even saw a few familiar faces.

And those people's eyes were a bit evasive.

An Yinan roughly had an idea in her heart; being called over might have something to do with them.

"Alright, you choose for the Special Group," the General Person-in-Charge said.

The General Person-in-Charge finished speaking, but Qin Hao hadn't even started talking yet.

"I want to go," a female comrade spoke up.

Qin Hao understood now; the General Person-in-Charge was trying to shift the responsibility!

Just after coming in, he hadn't noticed these people; it was mainly just a passing acquaintance.

It was back when his sister-in-law was in a coma that he had met them at the hospital; otherwise, he really wouldn't have remembered them.

"Nan Nan, I really want to go!" Zhao Qiu Hua said.

That's right, they had all come, not a single one missing.

Zhao Qiu Hua, Li Xiue, Xie Yuanyuan, Qian Zhao, and Xie Shuyang.

There were also Zhang Jia, Jiang Yunduo, and Liu Erya.

It was likely that Zhou Ruoran couldn't let go of Tiedan, otherwise she would have been crazy enough to join these people too.

"Let's talk about their matter later; let's select the others first," An Yinan said to Qin Hao.

Qin Hao understood; he only selected two men to help his sister-in-law run errands.

Now the Frontline had already been divided into groups; An Yinan's group had Zhang Hong and four male soldiers to help them carry people.

She was in urgent need of manpower, otherwise the Regional Economics area she was responsible for would be very tiring.

"Let's do this for now, let others choose first." The other Group Leaders looked around, then selected a few people, tacitly avoiding those individuals.

After all, they had all expressed their stance before that they hoped to join the Special Group.