Chapter 1757 - 1154: Dispute

Chapter 1757: Chapter 1154: Dispute

First watch.

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Once everyone got their appearance in order and lined up at the destination, the experienced members of each group were already bustling around, casting looks of obvious disdain at the new recruits...

According to the original plan, the new recruits were supposed to receive some training about their specific duties before starting, but due to the emergency and shortage of personnel, they had to be forced into their positions immediately.

The medical team is divided into six groups, with groups one to four consisting of experienced members, while groups five and six comprise newly recruited members. Huang Suai arranged for the two groups of new recruits to join the four groups of veterans as assistants.

Chuxia and several others were assigned to the second group. The group leader of the second group, Qi Xiang, was in her thirties, of medium build, fair-skinned, but looked intimidating at first glance.

She gave a cursory glance at the eight girls standing before her, her face showing impatience: "We are responsible for wards five, six, seven, and eight. Pair up and go assist in the four wards."

"Yes!" The group responded in unison, quickly paired up, and rushed into the wards to help.

Chuxia and Zhao Zhu paired up and entered ward six, almost colliding with someone rushing out. Zhao Zhu quickly pulled Chuxia behind her and took a step back.

The person coming out was Ye Meiru. Seeing Chuxia, she curled her lips into a smile: "I didn’t expect Division Commander to really let you come here, haha..." Without waiting for Chuxia to respond, her figure disappeared.

"Don’t bother with her..." Zhao Zhu whispered to Chuxia, "Everyone knows what she’s thinking, yet she still pretends. It’s a shame about Zuo Hai, such a good man; why does he like a woman like that?"

Chuxia, who hadn’t met Zuo Hai yet, curiously asked: "Where is Zuo Hai now?" She couldn’t imagine what role someone proficient in technology would be assigned to in a place like this. Surely he wasn’t made into a caregiver?

"He’s also in the medical team. He’s an authority in biology and quite skilled in basic treatments, so this is the only place he could come..." Zhao Zhu sighed as she spoke, "It’s a shame that Ye Meiru’s attitude towards him has always been indifferent. He’s not worth it, a man originally so fragile, went through so much for a woman like that, yet still came out together. How strong-willed do you think one has to be?"

Chuxia glanced at Zhao Zhu and couldn’t help teasing: "It seems like you quite like him."

"You’re wronging me, I just feel sorry for Assistant Ou. To be honest, Assistant Ou is much better than Ye Meiru, why does he like Ye Meiru instead of Assistant Ou?

Anyway, we’re left in the dark about it, maybe men naturally seek abuse; whoever treats them badly is who they like?" She quickly explained to Chuxia, "Of course, I don’t mean Division Commander in this context, we all admire the Commander greatly."

He is not only an exceptional talent in military matters, but also outstanding in other areas, and so good and single-minded towards his wife. He is absolutely a rare gem, you’re lucky, sister-in-law."

"You two came in here to chat?" A female team member frowned and looked at the two of them, "Even if there are no injured being sent in temporarily, can’t you actively help organize things? You’re not here to act like princesses!"

Exchanging glances, the two stuck out their tongues and hurriedly went to find work to do.

They truly sought work to do. The patients in ward six were mostly recovered, although unable to engage in intense activity, they didn’t need medication or other treatments. With no new patients arriving yet, the pair wandered around the ward, eventually picking up cloths and starting to wipe the tables by each bedside.

Within ten minutes, their leisure was interrupted, with injured soldiers being sent in continuously. Though it was Chuxia’s first time facing such situations, she didn’t lose her composure. She took on the responsibility of bandaging the relatively lightly wounded. Everything should happen gradually; she wouldn’t compete with the veterans over patients just to show off.

Actually, in terms of her current level, she’s not necessarily much worse than the veterans here. Don’t forget, she’s a disciple of Elder Yuan and Elder Qi, one teaching practical skills, the other also focusing on practical skills, albeit with a difference between Eastern and Western medicine. Hasn’t all this training over more than a year amounted to anything?

It’s just that apart from herself, even her closest friends don’t quite know what skills she has. It’s not that she’s deliberately hiding her skills, but mainly because she hasn’t had the chance to demonstrate them in front of everyone.