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Everyone had boarded the plane. As previously mentioned, this small grass-like craft was quite large, divided into four levels. The top level was originally intended as the captain's lounge, the second level housed the operations room and the Medical Room, along with the pilots' area. The third level served as a lounge filled with various entertainment facilities, while the fourth level was designated for parking vehicles and other transport tools.
Wang Chao was carried into the Medical Room, where several experts from various departments in Huaxia were already prepared, waiting for Gao Rui to bring Wang Chao in. Gao Rui had quickly donned surgical attire and began assessing Wang Chao's condition. Externally, it was evident that both of Wang Chao's arms had been blown off, with some ligaments still attached, but not completely severed. The wounds were explosive in nature, as if he had been detonated from within; such injuries could not be stitched back together.
However, everyone was too pressed for time to worry about Wang Chao's arm injuries. His most critical wound was on his chest, where bones had caved in and numerous fractured pieces had pierced various organs, causing continuous bleeding. The nearby medical staff began inserting tubes into Wang Chao’s body and bandaging his arm wounds, but these skilled doctors found themselves at a loss as they looked at Wang Chao's injuries without knowing how to proceed.
Wang Chao's heart lay exposed; with each faint heartbeat, a significant amount of blood surged forth from other areas.
"We must stop the bleeding immediately, but there’s no way to suture the heart!" Dean Yang exclaimed. "His tissues have begun to necrotize; his blood pressure and heartbeat are at their lowest. Even if..." Dean Yang was Yang Mengying's father and was aware that Wang Chao was in a relationship with her. Seeing his son-in-law in such a dire state filled him with anxiety and tension.
"Conventional treatment is simply not an option!" Gao Rui interjected. "I've saved him countless times before, but this is the worst injury he's sustained yet. Do you see this black gas?" As he spoke, Gao Rui directly lifted Wang Chao's torn flesh to show them the internal condition of his organs, treating him as if he were not human at all.
However, those present—who were reputed experts in Huaxia medicine—knew that this seemingly disheveled young man was a dual-talented scientist in chemical biology with superior skills in human anatomy and genetic research. They disregarded Gao Rui's "cruel" treatment of Wang Chao and followed his gaze into Wang Chao's body, discovering indeed that something was terribly wrong inside him.
They observed that the black gas within Wang Chao was continuously spreading outward. Wherever it flowed, tissues began to decay as if it were the most corrosive gas in existence. A relatively young Medical Doctor touched the black gas with his finger and was immediately burned by it; his finger quickly ignited and shriveled up. Before he could react, the black gas spread from his finger to his palm in an instant, beginning to corrode his entire hand.
Seeing this, Gao Rui wasted no time; he grabbed a scalpel and swiftly severed the Medical Doctor's hand at the wrist. Only then did the black gas dissipate from the floor, leaving behind a dry, cracked hand. The others hurriedly bandaged the injured doctor and took him to another Medical Room. Through this incident, everyone realized just how severe Wang Chao's injuries were.
Yet compared to this Medical Doctor, Wang Chao’s resilience was exponentially greater; thus, the black gas did not affect him as severely as it had affected the doctor. However, it was still slowly impacting him. If they did not find a solution soon, it would not be long before Wang Chao ended up like that unfortunate individual—a lifeless husk.
The doctor had only experienced corrosion on his finger due to the black gas and had suffered such consequences; meanwhile, Wang Chao’s organs were being corroded internally by this same gas—certainly they couldn’t just remove all of his organs! Everyone felt utterly helpless; they could not fathom how such injuries had occurred.
"This kind of injury... I can't even begin to describe it scientifically!" one person exclaimed in astonishment upon seeing such wounds.
Little did everyone know that it was Zhang Fusheng's Breathing Technique that had defeated them, and the culprit was Zhang Fusheng's Black Dragon. Sweat was already pouring down Dean Yang's forehead.
"There are already signs of life fading; the brain is severely deprived of oxygen and won't last another minute! The body is losing blood rapidly, and the blood being pumped in can't sustain the current state of life. Estimated survival time is less than three minutes. Many organs have already failed, and the body is critically dehydrated. Life signs are below one percent. If we don't come up with a solution soon..." One person was looking at the numbers on an instrument, which indicated that Wang Chao had at most three minutes left.
"What should we do?" Dean Yang, as the elder present, felt anxious and turned to Gao Rui for guidance. The others also looked at Gao Rui, seemingly entrusting Wang Chao's life to him. Gao Rui gritted his teeth and said, "In that case, we can only treat this dead horse as a live one. Follow my lead."
"We need to disrupt all the genes and cells in Wang Chao's body and then recombine them. Only by doing this can we break down the black energy inside into countless smaller parts!" Gao Rui nodded and continued, "Just like before, there are still some of Wang Chao's cells left. We need to act quickly; the rest will depend on Wang Chao himself. Whether he can wake up ultimately relies on him!"
Everyone nodded in agreement; things had become so urgent that they had no choice but to proceed this way. Gao Rui would take the lead while the others assisted him, with Dean Yang forming a life support team to desperately maintain Wang Chao's vital signs. "Bring the T Virus; to achieve this, we must use the T Virus as a catalyst!"
"Understood!" one of them replied.
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