Felicia disinfected the silver needles and quickly began applying acupuncture.
Despite het efforts, the poisonous nts in the rainforest were merous, with toxins of varying and even mutated properties. The <b>poison </b>was spreading too quickly and couldn’t be expelled
To make matters worse. because the injury was to the eves, the toxins rapidly infiltrated the nervous system.
Felicia tetapang et frustration It only she had acted a bit faster… If only her medical skills were at a higher level..
Stankes, who had been observing breexpression, immediately asked, “Ma’am, how’s Mr. Russell?”
Felicia removed the needles and lifted Stephan’s eyelids. The redness in his eyes was gradually fading, reced by a grayish–white haze covering his pupils.
“What the
Andy was the first to cry out. He dropped to his knees before Felicia <b>and </b>pleaded urgently, “Take my eyes! Give them <b>to </b>Mr. Russell!”
Betore Febcia could even respond<b>, </b>a second and then a third subordinate also fell on theirres One after another, all of them eagerly volunteered, their faces filled with sincerity. “Take My evesight is good. Use mine!<b>” </b>
“Don’t fight me on this! Take mine! My life belongs to Mr. Russell What’s a pair of eyespared to that?”
you’re skilled in medicine. Surely, you <b>can </b>transnt my eyes to Mr. Russell, right?
Most of these were familiar faces to felicia. They had always been silent and calm, standing seadastly by <b>Stephan’s </b>side. Most importantly, their loyalty was to him alone. Felicia sighed. “It’s useless. Without neutralizing the toxin, restoring his vision is impossible. Now, <b>get </b>up. I’ll think of another way<b>.</b><b>” </b>
Stanley pulled the men to their feet one at a time, sending them off to pack up and prepare for departure.
Soon, the camp was dismantled, and 21 helicopters were prepared for <b>takeoff</b>.
Stephan was ced in one of the ck helicopters. When Felicia <b>boarded</b>, Imogen also climbed in, without any assistance, she carefully felt along the cabin walls until she reached Stephen’s <b>side </b>
“Imogen, wait for me!” Johanna called out, attempting to board as well.
However, Stanley rudely yanked her back and shoved her into another helicopter. His actions were rough, and after tossing her inside, he shot her a cold re. If it weren’t for this Troublemaker, none of this chaos would’ve happened.
the deafening roar of engines filled the air as the helikopters took off
Inside the cramped space of the ck helicopter were only four people–the unconscious Stephan, Felicia, who <b>sat </b>quietly in theer, Imogen, who was silently weeping, and Stanley, who kept his mouth tightly shut.
Although the earler chaus had been overwhelming, Imogen had been present throughout and was fully aware of Stephan’s current condition. <b>Now</b>, both siblings were simrly
“Why Why did this have to happen.” <b>mogen </b>murmured through her rears, frustration, and sorrow etched across her face. “Wasn’t it enough that I’m blind? Why did he have to
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Imogen’s face was filled with hostility as she turned around to look in <b>Felicia’s </b>direction <b>and </b>scolded, “What would an outsider like you know? You heard a few things and think you understand everything?”
li aeftustied, “I don’t understand everything, but I do think that when a loved one sullers because of you, guilt is inevitable. If the rules were reversed and it was the brother hat shurided his sister, resulting in blindors, wouldn’t the sister feel the same guilt? She’d probably wish that the injured person wasn’t her brother but herself.
?50, when you asked why he hurt himmell, I think it’s <b>because </b>of guilt and because it broke his heart.”
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