Princess Anna's room, a ward, to be precise, was oval in shape, spacious and bright.

In the middle of the room is a collapsible bed, the front half of which is slightly tilted and shrouded in pale yellow electric lights on either side.

On either side of the bed stand several medical staff in white uniforms, adjusting the height of an iron rack that resembles a drying rack, with a strangely shaped wide-mouth glass bottle hanging from the top.

The wide-mouth glass bottle contains a clear liquid with a membrane above the opening and a natural rubber hose below to inject the liquid into the veins of the patient in the hospital bed.

The whole system is a bit like primitive infusion equipment, and it should not be the first time that those medical staff are skilled and skilled.

It's not a shocking thing that the fairy tale world can point out the technology tree of infusion,

The earliest intravenous infusion therapy in the real world originated in 1656 when an English physician used a feather tube as a needle to inject drugs into a dog's vein (poor dog), but it was not until the thirties of the twentieth century that intravenous infusion devices began to be used on a large scale.

By the way, when other children played at home in the orphanage, Li Ang, who played the role of a doctor, also went to collect a batch of discarded medical equipment, and planned to clean and transform the medical equipment, and then use rhubarb to restore the historical fully open intravenous infusion system.

But the rhubarb ran too fast.

"Ahem, ahem."

A faint cough sounded in the hospital bed, and as a medical staff member on the side of the hospital bed walked a little to the side, several players finally saw the face of the person lying on the hospital bed.

It was an emaciated young woman in a sick gown, with an oval face, long dark brown hair, a pale complexion, and a beautiful face that could hardly hide her weakness and exhaustion.

Her appearance was familiar to everyone in the audience - it was Princess Anna, the ruler of the major kingdoms who was engraved on the obverse of the silver coin of the Kingdom of Rune as an archon.

"Ahem, ahem."

Anna hunched over and coughed violently, and the medical staff hurried into the cubicle next to the room, nervously brought a ceramic cup from it, and carefully served it to Princess Anna.

Princess Anna glanced at the Oriental monks, did not speak, but nodded to the medical staff and motioned for the latter to open the lid.

After the ceramic lid was lifted, an extremely strong choking medicinal gas emanated, and Princess Anna's brow furrowed deeply, but she still drank all the dark brown medicinal juice cooperatively.

The dark brown potion is supposed to be a mandala potion that specializes in heart ailments - this potion has a strong smell, spreads easily, and has a short time from the time it is finished to the time it loses its properties, so it must be taken as soon as possible.

The small cubicle next door is supposed to be a pharmacy dedicated to refining potions.

After drinking the potion, Anna retched for a while and had to drink a glass of clean water to relieve the urge to vomit before collapsing on the bed from exhaustion.

At this time, the spellcasters who were standing behind the player and were in charge of escorting them also pushed Leon and them forward.

Since it was the consul who made a small report to Princess Anna before, he should have explained in the report that the team of Eastern monks were not weak spellcasters,

These Princess Anna's security team dared to bring them over without shackling them, either to prove that they had no brains, or to prove that they had absolute confidence to ensure that Li Ang and the others would not make any trouble.

In the midst of his thoughts, the Eastern Monks had been brought to Princess Anna.

"A few of them are the masters who came to Rune from the Eastern Soil Tang Dynasty, right?"

Princess Anna spoke slowly, her voice hoarse but revealing a softening of clarity, "I'm really sorry to meet with a few people on this occasion. ”

"Where, where,"

Li Ang rubbed his palms with a smile, and greeted Princess Anna for a while, and finally a female doctor wearing a mask next to him explained the situation to Li Ang and the others.

Princess Anna suffers from a severe congenital heart disease, and has been sustained by various potions for all these years, until recently, her condition suddenly deteriorated, and even the mandala potions that had been working did not have an immediate effect.

So I thought of this group of oriental monks who had recently stirred up trouble in Molly City and were said to be very good at medicine, and wanted to ask them if they had any treatment options.

Li Ang did not agree directly, but first examined Princess Anna's physical condition, and asked to come and read the previous medical records carefully, and then asked the other party to provide a secret room for the five masters and apprentices to discuss the medical plan.

As for the female doctor's question about why she didn't discuss her condition with them, Leon's answer was, "There seems to be no precedent for heart surgery in the Kingdom of Rune"

This is true, the level of development of potions in the fairy tale world is very high, colds and fevers, wound infections, and even postpartum hemorrhage, all kinds of diseases have corresponding potions to cure (what is the healing effect, then the benevolent and the wise will see the wise),

But in terms of cardiac surgery, the medical level of the fairy tale world is still relatively lagging behind.

Even in the real world, it was not until the forties of the twentieth century that the first B-T shunt surgery was successful, thus starting the history of cardiac surgery.

With the surgical standards of this group of quacks in a fairy tale world... If you don't prescribe a clinical prescription of "one bottle of spirits, half for the doctor and half for the patient", you can thank God,

Let them do heart surgery, it is better to hand the patient a pistol and let the latter kill himself - then maybe the body will be more intact.

Despite her displeasure, the female physician, who seemed to be the attending physician and her personal assistant, arranged a room for Leon and them, but she herself and two other assistants also entered the room, preparing to record the conversation between Leon and the others in the name of communication.