Max Level Return—I'll Protect That Fragile One
Chapter 766 - 295: Digging Up Graves and Moving Monuments, Replacing Others Is True Honor (Part 3)
Doctor Xu is truly remarkable.
In just two short months, she learned the language of the Divine Martial Realm and recognized its characters.
Recalling the time when she first met Xu Xingguang and sarcastically called her a waste, Jin Nuoyan couldn’t lift her head out of shame.
She couldn’t help but give herself a light slap.
Xu Xingguang heard the slap but didn’t pay it any mind.
In front of the exam building is a small plaza; on the left is a bulletin board where results will be posted, and also published on the official website.
In front of the building is a row of steps that extend to the plaza, directly facing the Medicine King statue in the middle of the plaza.
After slapping herself, Jin Nuoyan adjusted her embarrassed mindset and stepped forward to catch up with Xu Xingguang, only to find that Xu Xingguang had stopped midway, standing in the plaza and gazing up at the Medicine King statue.
Jin Nuoyan jogged over to accompany Xu Xingguang in gazing at the statue.
"This is our Medicine King Ying Chong. He was the first Alliance Hierarch of the Central Yu Alliance, a great and benevolent doctor. Before the great migration to the Divine Martial Realm, the Medicine King was the divine healer of Ancient Xia Country."
"He’s the idol of all our doctors." Jin Nuoyan naturally assumed that Xu Xingguang also admired Ying Chong, so she said, "Doctor Xu, with your skills, you’ll surely study at the Medicine King Academy. Perhaps, in the future, your name could be inscribed on the Medicine King Honor Tower."
When she first arrived in the Divine Martial Realm, on the night she reached Medicine King City, Xu Xingguang saw a tall monument standing in the center square of Medicine King City from the airplane high above.
She asked Jin Nuoyan, "Is the Medicine King Honor Tower the same thing as the Medicine King Monument?"
"You know about the Medicine King Monument?" Jin Nuoyan explained, "Yes, it’s the same thing. The most prominent stone monument in the center square of Medicine King City is the Medicine King Monument."
"It’s said that the Medicine King was buried beneath the monument after his death."
Hearing this, Xu Xingguang frowned with some disdain and scoffed, "So, that Medicine King Monument is actually the Medicine King’s tombstone. And all of you consider it an honor to have your name engraved on someone else’s tombstone?"
"This..." Jin Nuoyan blinked, wanting to argue but found Xu Xingguang’s disdain quite reasonable.
Suddenly, Jin Nuoyan felt that having one’s name engraved on the Medicine King Honor Tower wasn’t such an exhilarating achievement after all.
Xu Xingguang looked up at the statue above, whose face looked down with benevolent, compassionate eyes, gazing kindly at each passerby.
That expression resembled the great mercy and compassion of Guanyin Bodhisattva.
Xu Xingguang was not accustomed to looking up at Ying Chong from this angle.
In her memory, Ying Chong was a young man with decent talent in medicine but certainly not a broad-minded one.
She remembered one thing very clearly.
At that time, the army she led was stationed on the international battlefield for years, with soldiers getting only one chance to visit home each year.
Some soldiers, unable to control themselves, made mistakes governed by lust.
One day, a young woman around twenty, visibly pregnant, came to the camp and cursed a certain officer named ’Lu Wenze.’
She called him a rapist and heartless scoundrel, accusing him of coercing her into becoming his girlfriend and abandoning her after she became pregnant for someone new.
She demanded justice from the National Defense Army.
Coincidentally, the man named Lu Wenze was a small regiment leader in the Land Combat Department, and a high school friend of Ying Chong, as close as brothers.
Ying Chong knew exactly what kind of person Lu Wenze was and understood that if the allegations were true, his friend would not only be expelled from the army but also imprisoned.
To maintain his friend’s reputation, Ying Chong deliberately embarrassed the girl in front of everyone, forcing her to provide evidence.
Back then, soldiers were prohibited from using any online devices, and the scumbag never took photos when interacting with the young woman, so what evidence could she produce?
But the young woman was resolute as well, and in anger, went to the hospital to terminate the pregnancy.
The next day, she delivered a foam box containing the baby to the camp gate, loudly calling for Marshal Lin’s name over a loudspeaker, pleading for justice.
It happened to coincide with the birthday of Divine Hidden Crane, so Xu Xingguang had returned to the Capital City and couldn’t come to deliver justice.
Fortunately, Dongfang Jing was in the camp and immediately reported the situation to Xu Xingguang before heading to the camp entrance to ensure justice was served.
When Dongfang Jing arrived at the camp gate, he found the young woman, having forced an induced labor at a late stage of pregnancy and then returning weak to plead for justice, suffered severe hemorrhaging after all the exertion.
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