The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman.

Chapter 3399 Miraculous Doctor (43)

Chapter 3399 Miraculous Doctor (Forty-three)

Batman and Stark finally managed to complete the task within the last day of the deadline. They made most of the equipment Schiller needed and simplified the operation as much as possible, reducing the learning cost and making it easier for doctors who were not very professional to operate.

As planned, Schiller set aside an upgraded operating room as the laboratory department and also added a general internal medicine department. The current medical process is very close to that of a modern hospital.

The patient first goes to the reception desk to briefly describe his or her symptoms, which is the same as the registration in the hospital today. Some diseases with more obvious characteristics can go directly to the operating room, while some more complicated ones need to go to the internal medicine department or the laboratory department for further diagnosis.

After the examination, you can have the surgery, and then you will be hospitalized in the inpatient department. You can go home when the major wounds are almost healed, and you can come back for infusion later.

Under Schiller's management, the hospital's profits are optimistic. Although the dividends given to doctors are not much, Schiller has invested most of the money in the construction of the hospital. Now basically all the operating rooms have been upgraded. Doctors have better medical and rest conditions.

What is more troublesome is that the hospital is still lacking a pharmacy. Some people's illnesses are not serious enough to require surgery or infusion, or they have other things to do and do not want to stay in the hospital. They just want to take some medicine home.

Schiller didn't know if there was a witch's pharmacy in the town. But according to him, the residents here usually bought potions when they were sick. There was a special pharmacist who came to sell medicine every week, and many people would buy potions and store them at home.

After the outbreak of the plague, although many people were infected, many people paid more attention to protection and did not contract serious diseases. They heard about this hospital from those who were sick, and some people chose to come and see a doctor for minor illnesses.

Potion is the best answer to these people's problems. But currently in the entire hospital, Wanda is the only witch who knows the complete process of making medicine.

The other two helpers were still apprentices. Although they had inherited some potion formulas from their elders, they had never made potions themselves. Not to mention Natasha, she was a combat witch. The thick witch secret book was full of poisons, and she didn't have the patience to boil herbs.

Schiller planned to have Manny build another small room at the end of the lobby, which would be used to make and sell medicine for witches. This would definitely make some money. But if Wanda were to run the pharmacy, Strange would have no assistant.

At this time, Schiller had to focus on Henry. Didn't this guy claim to have a talent for medicine? He has been studying with Strange for almost a week. If he doesn't become God's second pair of hands right away, it shouldn't be a problem for him to be an assistant, right?

It turns out that Schiller overestimated Henry and underestimated Strange. If being the Hand of God is so easy, then God is probably a Thousand-Handed Guanyin.

When Schiller saw this ignorant kid again in the operating room, he had completely lost his previous smug look. He looked like he had lost all his color and soul.

Strange was still wiping his hands while scolding him: "I never knew that Ghost's hands could shake. You don't even have muscles, but you can accurately miss every incision point. The operation you provoked made me think that an excavator was driven into the operating room. How did you do it?"

Schiller believed that the person among them who had the best chance of competing with Arrogance was Strange in his surgical state.

As Schiller walked over, Strange put down the rag in his hand, looked up and said, "Why did you want to find such a young child to be my intern?"

"He is not young at all. Although he looks like a child, he is actually over 60 years old."

"Then we might as well find a child." Strange curled his lips slightly and said, "You should have seen the final goal, right? We can just leave after we find out the truth about the plague?"

"Pretty much. He only let us make a choice and didn't let us resolve the matter. But I decided to stay a little longer and let the situation in the hospital stabilize first. What do you think?"

"Okay. Do you have any idea of ​​the truth?"

"The key point is the mining area, but I don't plan to go there. This is most likely a man-made conspiracy. As long as they can't achieve their goal, they will naturally come to us. So your cure rate is crucial."

"My place is pretty good," Strange glanced at the operating table, "The patients sent in have all been pre-treated. I only need to do the key parts. It seems to be quite efficient."

"I'm here to discuss something with you." Schiller told him that he wanted to transfer Wanda away. Strange frowned, obviously dissatisfied. Schiller glanced at the scalpel at his hand and decided to be more tactful.

"Although it may be difficult for you to understand, I must tell you that I try every possible way to make money, not just because I like money. After all, I can't take the money out."

"So what do you want to do?"

"Since this is an orderly society, the power of money is unlimited. Although our mission is simple and will be completed soon, others still have many missions, many of which require money to solve."

Schiller began to pace in front of the operating table and expressed his vision: "The hospital is our stronghold, and Manny only listens to me now. All the income of the hospital belongs to me. This is obviously the fastest way to make money among all people."

"They need money to complete the mission, so naturally they will find a way to ask us for it. Then we can sell them the money in the game and use it to exchange for some real-life benefits."

"Besides, this hospital is also very valuable. If I manage it well, the person who takes over later will have a stable way to make money without much effort. It can also be used to win people's hearts or as a base for recovery. I believe there will be people who need it."

"Although the money and resources in the game cannot be taken out, there will always be people willing to pay some real-life resources in exchange for these things. Otherwise, how could there be so many profitable online games?"

"My idea is to maintain the basic market, make as much money as possible, and then take advantage of our game's easy exit earlier to sell all these things and exchange them for real money in the real world."

"Are you sure anyone will buy it?" Strange asked.

"Of course. On the one hand, I don't ask for much, and it's worth spending a little money to improve my gaming experience. On the other hand, if I'm not mistaken, free two-player dungeons should all be in a similar format. A large map can accommodate many teams adventuring, and the number of teams may not have reached the upper limit yet."

“Didn’t reach the upper limit?”

"There may be new people coming into this map." Schiller rubbed his fingers. "Even now, there may be people who have just started the game, accepted the mission and started the adventure."

Schiller introduced the worldview he heard from Loki, and then said: "Westchester is just a principality, and there are two major empires next to it. Such a large map will not allow only a few players to enter, which would be a waste."

"Do you suspect that all the free copies are on the same large map?"

Schiller nodded and continued, "Although you can choose the theme, it is clear that whether it is a hospital or a school, horror or not, technology or magic, it can all be realized in the world view of this map. It is very likely that there is only one map like this."

"If we leave the game and queue again, we should be able to confirm if this is the case." Strange said, "But I have to go to work tomorrow, so you'll have to find someone else."

"I don't plan to wait in line a second time. I'd rather visit other people's universes with this time." Schiller yawned and said, "If the facts are as we speculated, then for those who want to repeatedly play the game, the assets in this universe are valuable and should be able to sell for a good price."

"So you should be keen on flipping houses here," said Strange.

"Fun is equally important to me. Although playing online games can make money, it is too boring. In fact, if the theme of this game was not a hospital, which is more interesting to run, I might have speedrun it and quit."

"In any case, this guy can't be my assistant." Strange glanced at Henry. "He has no surgical talent, is irritable, has poor self-control, and lacks concentration. He can't even work as efficiently as Wanda. You can't transfer my only assistant away."

Schiller was in a dilemma. He knew that if Wanda was sent to the pharmacy, Strange would be left alone. But the pharmacy was really important, and apart from Wanda, no one else could make medicine.

"Let's ask Wanda herself. If she prefers to be an assistant here, let someone else make the medicine," Schiller said.

Schiller found Wanda in the lounge next door and expressed his opinion. As expected, Wanda did not want to make medicine because she felt that she could learn a lot of knowledge from Strange, which would facilitate her study of nursing in the future.

Schiller chose to respect her opinion. He returned to the hall and found Jarvis, then said, "Do you think that the efficiency of pure human medicine refining is a bit low?"

"Of course, doctor. Actually, I felt a little tired when I saw Wanda making medicine before. Many steps can be replaced by machines. I am doing research on assembly line medicine making."

Schiller patted him on the shoulder, very satisfied with Jarvis's tact: "As expected of an advanced artificial intelligence, its emotional intelligence is much higher than Stark's."

The expanded room was given to Jarvis, but the construction of the assembly line required smelting metal. The flames made of evil spirits did not require any special treatment and could be used for smelting, but the amount of minerals was a big problem.

Batman and Stark consumed most of the brass they mined from the ground. Stark built a mech, while Batman built a series of devices and wanted to build a Batmobile and Batplane. The amount of minerals consumed by the two is astronomical.

If Jarvis is added, the current mining volume will definitely not be enough. So Stark and Batman built a more professional drilling rig and prepared to mine deeper.

Since we need to do surgery and work during the day, the large drilling rigs are started at night. Although it is a bit noisy, it is only used for a few hours a day, which is barely acceptable.

Just one night three days later, Schiller, who was sleeping, suddenly heard a loud bang, and the whole hospital shook violently.

When Schiller heard the panicked noises coming from outside, he knew he was not dreaming and that something must have happened.

"She's out."

Manny's ethereal voice rang in Schiller's ears. He turned around and saw the ghost of the little girl floating by the door, looking out with a slightly worried look.