The Time-Limited Baby Doctor Doesn’t Hide The Fact That She’s A Genius - Chapter 91

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The Terminal Baby Physician Doesn’t Hide Being a Genius

 

Chapter 91

 

…Why are those guys showing up here?

 

I couldn’t hide my bewilderment.

 

‘I expected those bastards to make a move eventually, but here? And already?’

 

The larger the family’s influence, the slower their movements. There are many things to consider.

 

But it seemed Sinion held no ordinary grudge over what happened at Black Forest Market.

 

‘Or they’ve decided they need to strongly keep me or the Hei Family in check.’

 

Either way, I wasn’t particularly afraid.

 

A ragtag bunch is still a ragtag bunch no matter how ambitious they get.

 

I don’t know about other things, but picking a fight with me over treatment? Not scary at all.

 

“…Um, did I perhaps make some mistake?”

 

When I didn’t show much joy, Lord Rederick asked cautiously.

 

“No.”

 

I told Lord Rederick it wasn’t his fault and informed him of a few things. Just the facts about what happened between Sinion and me at Black Forest Market.

 

“…It was indeed my mistake. I apologize.”

 

Good. The Rederick side won’t carelessly interfere in the relationship between me and Sinion now.

 

A moment later.

 

A large group of people arrived.

 

‘Wow, look at all those supplies.’

 

To me, Sinion’s banner only looked like a supply source.

 

Your money, I’ll put it to good use for treatment. I chuckled and rubbed my hands together.

 

“I am Luise Schweiger, Advanced Physician of Sinion.”

 

Sinion had sent a branch family member no less. This meant they were taking this matter very seriously.

 

A female physician with a calm impression but somehow strong-willed appearance looked me over with obvious disdain.

 

“Are you… that Hei Biyu who’s been famous lately?”

 

“Thank you!”

 

“…?”

 

I didn’t even notice her condescending expression for being young. She called my name Hei Biyu properly instead of some mispronunciation!

 

An enemy, but admirable.

 

“Well then, since I’m in charge here, now let’s get to work…”

 

“No, now that I’m here, hand over command. From now on, Sinion will lead the treatment efforts.”

 

Huh? Where’s this sound of someone just trying to butt in coming from?

 

“The administrator here is clearly Count Rederick, and I’m the one he delegated authority to.”

 

“What does that matter? You’re not only young, but as far as I know, you don’t even have a single physician license… Are you trying to compare yourself to me, an Advanced Physician?”

 

Ah, so that’s your angle. The authority that damn piece of paper called a license gives.

 

I chuckled softly.

 

Being held by Dad while having a conversation, I was at the perfect eye level with the Sinion Physician.

 

“I have a Hei Family Physician Badge, you know? You can’t tell me you don’t know that an Advanced Physician from the Hei Family is valued more than ordinary Advanced Physicians. Ah! Our Family Head told me to be careful because Sinion has an inferiority complex toward our family. Is that it? Do you think that way too, Uncle?”

 

“Your words seem correct.”

 

“Oh, Uncle thinks so too.”

 

Good backup. Louise’s expression hardened in an instant.

 

“That doesn’t mean I’m going to ignore you. If you really want to take responsibility.”

 

I pointed toward the plaza. Then I drew a circle in the air and split it in half.

 

“Let’s divide the village in half and you take responsibility for that side. Would that work?”

 

“That’s a good idea. We of Rederick are in favor.”

 

With Lord Rederick, who was mediating, stepping forward, the Sinion side could no longer express dissatisfaction and accepted.

 

“You’ll regret this. Lord Rederick. All the patients on that side will die.”

 

Wow, what a curse they’re casting.

 

I shrugged my shoulders.

 

‘But you know…’

 

I tilted my head while watching the supplies the Sinion side was organizing.

 

‘Why don’t they look like they came here to treat people?’

 

* * *

 

I have very good instincts when it comes to diseases and injuries.

 

I’ve lived my entire long life as both a Physician and Pharmacist.

 

Perhaps I’ve gained intuition that’s like fate itself.

 

“Aren’t you cold?”

 

“Nope. Not at all.”

 

Late at night.

 

I was tired since I’d spent the entire day just treating patients.

 

Even though not resting properly would interfere with tomorrow’s treatment, I came out this late at night because something was bothering me.

 

‘It did look like they were treating patients.’

 

We divided the village in half using the plaza as the boundary, and the Sinion side also started treatment.

 

There was the very cumbersome task of moving patients. But Dad solved it by moving them with wind.

 

Still, this uneasy feeling wouldn’t go away.

 

‘There’s no way they’ll just quietly treat patients and leave, right?’

 

The first day was quiet.

 

After that, we spent about two days watching the Sinion side every night.

 

It was tiring, but having pulled all-nighters for 5 days straight, this much was fine.

 

‘They’re definitely going to do something. There’s no way they’ll just stay put.’

 

Of course, during that time I finished treating almost all of my assigned area at an amazing speed.

 

Only patients with minor symptoms remained.

 

Uncle, who came out with me today, yawned long and asked.

 

“Hwaaam, do you really think something’s going to happen?”

 

“Yeah, this is Sinion after all.”

 

I thought it might happen today, and that intuition hit the mark without fail.

 

Uncle who was with us had discovered something.

 

“Well well, there are still some rat bastards left?”

 

A group dressed in black clothes moving stealthily came into view.

 

“Uncle Baek, Uncle Baek should follow those people and stop them before they do something decisive.”

 

“Got it.”

 

Uncle disappeared from that spot.

 

“Dad, look. Can you hear the conversation inside that house over there?”

 

It was the room used by Luize, Sinion’s Advanced Physician. Dad nodded and waved his hand.

 

– So, are we carrying it out today?

 

– The agents have already been dispatched.

 

Beside us, Uncle created something like a mirror with water in the air.

 

Amazingly, the group in black clothes that had been moving stealthily together earlier was reflected on the water surface.

 

Uncle Baek’s figure hiding his body and following them was also visible.

 

‘Wow, this is worth treating them.’

 

Both Uncle and Uncle Baek keep showing truly amazing abilities.

 

– It must succeed. There should be no failure.

 

– …Of course. There will be nothing to disappoint the Family Head.

 

One was Luize’s voice, the other was an aged Elder’s voice.

 

– That young girl’s ability is truly remarkable indeed. Moreover, the fact that ‘those’ Three Brothers from the Hei Family were beside her, the failure at Black Forest Market wasn’t strange.

 

– …I don’t think it’s that remarkable. She’s just a three-year-old girl after all!

 

– Acknowledging shortcomings is also a quality of an excellent physician, and the attitude necessary to become a loyal retainer of Sinion, Luize.

 

– …I apologize.

 

– No need. I understand that jealousy too. Hehe. If I hadn’t lost my healing ability, it’s an overwhelming talent that would have made my anger surge.

 

Suddenly, Dad and Uncle’s gazes focused on me. I cleared my throat with a cough and slightly lifted my chin.

 

Ahem, I am indeed remarkable enough for even enemies to acknowledge.

 

– Kidnapping her would also be one method.

 

“I should kill them.”

 

“No way!”

 

Their scheme hasn’t been revealed yet, you know. Later, later!

 

When I stopped Dad, this time Uncle made a fuss about stepping forward.

 

It was when I was hurriedly calming down the two excited children(?).

 

– The disease will deepen. ‘Our’ great plan cannot collapse in just one village.

 

At this ominous story, my eyes lit up. I kept my gaze fixed on the building where Luize was staying.

 

– We absolutely cannot let her treat it. You must fail as well. And this disease will spread endlessly. Until it covers one-third of the continent.

 

…What?

 

– That way, it would be worthwhile for us to have created the disease, wouldn’t it, Luize. I’ll joyfully await your failure.

 

– I will keep that in mind.

 

I froze in place.

 

‘…Even in the third round, I was curious about why this disease suddenly appeared.’

 

But in the end, I couldn’t figure out the reason. I just thought there must be environmental factors.

 

But this disease was artificially created.

 

And furthermore, someone deliberately spread it?

 

Suddenly I remembered that among the schemes Kanin had tried but failed to execute at the Black Forest Market, there was a plan to spread an epidemic.

 

…Don’t tell me. The other diseases I know about too?

 

My face became serious.

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