The Time-Limited Baby Doctor Doesn’t Hide The Fact That She’s A Genius - Chapter 96

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The Terminal Baby Physician Doesn’t Hide Being a Genius

 

Chapter 96

 

I opened my eyes wide.

 

Everyone knows…?

 

“Adults all know…”

 

Ah. I stopped mid-sentence and realized why my family had been constantly carrying me around ever since I started treating people in This Village.

 

‘Brother, it’s my turn to hold her this time.’

 

‘Biwon doesn’t know about such things?’

 

‘Ah, I said it’s my turn!’

 

‘It’s funny that you’re fighting when Father is here.’

 

‘Ugh, Father who couldn’t be a parent for 3 years should get lost.’

 

‘…’

 

It wasn’t like this at Home. In the end, it was Dad and Uncle’s way of worrying about me.

 

My heart grew warm.

 

When I first went to find Uncle, I never thought things would work out this well.

 

‘No matter how much I treated them, I thought they’d just take the treatment and run, or not properly listen to what I said.’

 

It wasn’t strange that I thought that way. Most of the people I met in my 3rd life were like that.

 

Betrayal was everyday life.

 

I thought I could never trust people again.

 

But…

 

‘These people are different.’

 

I wiggled my fingers.

 

‘Really… I think it was really good that I went to find three people, no, four people in this life.’

 

I lifted my head up.

 

I grabbed Raon’s hand tightly and smiled brightly.

 

“Thank you. If it wasn’t for you, I wouldn’t have known.”

 

I gently shook the hand I was holding.

 

“I think I’m more dense than I thought. Maybe… I got used to living alone and solving things by myself.”

 

“I!”

 

That’s when it happened. Raon’s face came closer. His Hat slipped off slightly, revealing his expression clearly.

 

A pretty face, with a determined expression and wide eyes with thick eyelashes.

 

“I think Biyu is amazing! Very much so…!”

 

“Huh? Oh. Thank you?”

 

Is that something to say so seriously? I nodded in bewilderment.

 

“And… I told you I have a Special Ability.”

 

She definitely said that. On the day she transformed from a person in the wardrobe.

 

‘I have a special ability. I can be helpful!’

 

But I didn’t get to hear what kind of ability it was.

 

Since things here had been moving so busily, it was something I had temporarily pushed to the back burner.

 

“I didn’t know how to explain it so I kept putting it off… Oh, it’s not because I don’t have an ability!”

 

“Yeah, it’s okay. Take your time. And even if you don’t have an ability, you’re still Raon.”

 

Raon’s cheeks turned slightly red. She looked happy.

 

‘Oh, her ears came out.’

 

I hurriedly pressed down on Raon’s hat firmly. When I whispered ‘Ears! Ears!’ Raon quickly nodded.

 

“I think I know how to use this ability now.”

 

As it turned out, Raon was 2 years older than me. But I was envious that her pronunciation didn’t lisp.

 

I want to quickly become a smart physician who speaks clearly and distinctly too.

 

Raon tightly grasped my hand.

 

“I can be helpful to you!”

 

She doesn’t really need to be helpful though.

 

Does she want to repay a debt of gratitude?

 

“What kind of ability is it? What kind of help?”

 

I only asked lightly.

 

Which means I didn’t consider our current location at all.

 

To explain briefly, we had currently cleaned up the village square and gathered all the remaining patients and patients from the Sinion District together.

 

“Yeah! I’ll show you.”

 

Raon took my hand and gently closed her eyes as if praying.

 

Long eyelashes, I thought she looked like a baby angel for a moment.

 

Flutter.

 

Our clothes fluttered wildly. White light flowed out from Raon.

 

It was a very sacred and refreshing feeling light.

 

‘…Sky?’

 

A bright blue sky spread out before my eyes.

 

‘It’s not real.’

 

Even though I knew it was definitely an illusion, it was as vivid as reality.

 

I could see a field under the sky. A large beast appeared over the field.

 

‘…A fox? But the tails.’

 

There were many tails. I couldn’t count them properly, but much more than Raon’s. Wait, nine? Is that right?

 

When the fox howled for a long time, something huge appeared from the sky.

 

And.

 

Whoosh!

 

I saw a brilliant pillar of light rising from the field and squeezed my eyes shut.

 

When I opened my eyes, pure white light was flowing through my body. I could feel the light seeping into my body.

 

‘My body is… overflowing with strength.’

 

It was a strange feeling. Like waking up after a really good sleep.

 

My body felt light, and the slight cold symptoms and fatigue I had were completely gone.

 

‘Energy recovery? No. Wait a minute.’

 

I was shocked while checking my body. This feeling was…

 

I opened the water container next to me and quickly soaked my hands thoroughly.

 

Clap.

 

I clapped my hands.

 

Whoooosh!

 

A massive water pillar shot up, as if created by Uncle, who was also a Water Mage.

 

“Huh…”

 

The patients lying around, the Junior Physicians treating the patients, and even the Pharmacist.

 

Even the Knights and Soldiers stared blankly at the water pillar I had created.

 

‘It wasn’t my imagination.’

 

I had created something like this before.

 

This was… something I could do when I was close to my prime in my 3rd life!

 

To be precise, it wasn’t completely the ability or skill level of my prime days.

 

But it had definitely overcome the unavoidable inexperience and lack of skill due to my current young body.

 

“Raon, you…”

 

“Do you like it?”

 

Raon, who had opened her eyes at some point, sparkled her pupils brightly. They were eyes that shone like stars.

 

“Mother said only our clan can do this. She said it was a secret, but Biyu is okay.”

 

Instead of asking more questions, I kept my mouth tightly shut.

 

‘There are many people around.’

 

There was no one close enough to hear our conversation, but let’s save the conversation for later.

 

I smiled brightly.

 

“Yes, actually it seems like the ability I need most right now? It’s really the best!”

 

Raon blushed slightly.

 

“I’m actually useful too…”

 

The child, whose ears and neck had turned red, was truly adorable.

 

So much so that I wondered if Dad might look at me this way too.

 

I giggled.

 

“It’s not just useful.”

 

Could I feel this good? The feeling of encountering my skilled abilities that I would have had to wait another 10 years for.

 

It felt like a mermaid returning to the water.

 

“I’ll show you just how amazing what Raon did for me is.”

 

I boldly stretched my hand forward.

 

“Watch closely. I’m going to show you a miracle.”

 

* * *

 

This was during my third life.

 

I was in my late teens when I arrived at a village.

 

Caw caw.

 

A place where crows seemed more numerous than people, the Plague Village that everyone had abandoned as ominous and filthy.

 

‘Coming here was mostly out of stubbornness.’

 

Even the surviving villagers distrusted and rejected me.

 

“G-go away! You’ll run away soon anyway!!”

 

“The guardian deity has abandoned us… Everyone’s going to die…”

 

“Save me, p-please save me…”

 

I spent four days going around diagnosing everyone. After analyzing the disease, I gathered all the patients in one place.

 

During this process, I endured plenty of curses and hardships.

 

But in the end, I was able to gather all the living patients.

 

“Now, everyone’s gathered, right? Don’t move.”

 

I gave the instruction indifferently.

 

“…Do we really have to go this far?”

 

Beside me was a ‘friend’ who had belatedly followed me. My only friend.

 

Around my age with red hair, an arrogant and languid impression, and when his eyes opened, he looked strangely fierce.

 

Even in the chaos, there were patients who glanced at this striking handsome man.

 

“Why are you doing what everyone else refuses to do? What’s the point of coming to a village crawling with disease!”

 

“Lower your voice.”

 

“Just live comfortably with your skills!”

 

This guy was also a patient, yet he stubbornly followed me to this place teeming with bacteria and nagged at me.

 

He was a strange fellow.

 

“How exactly can I live comfortably? I’d really like to know.”

 

“Aren’t there plenty of guys who’ve fallen for you?”

 

It was an absurd logic. The guys who had fallen for me, or those who wanted to make me their physician.

 

What they all had in common was wanting to monopolize me.

 

“So you want me to marry one of them and spend my life trapped in a house they built? I can’t live like that. I’m allergic to confinement.”

 

“Then I’ll take care of you!”

 

At this outburst from his young, arrogant face scrunched up in frustration, I paused for a moment.

 

He was fuming with a bright red face.

 

“…Did you take some medicine?”

 

The bickering didn’t last long.

 

Still, I was grateful to the friend who had come all the way to a plague-stricken village out of concern for me.

 

However, I was clumsy back then and couldn’t even express my gratitude properly.

 

“…You followed me here on your own feet? If you die here, it’s not my responsibility.”

 

“Our physician, really. You just can’t speak nicely, can you? Honestly.”

 

I looked at the gathering where all the patients had assembled.

 

I cleared my throat awkwardly, feeling embarrassed.

 

“…Ahem, still, since you came all the way here, I’m, I’m grateful. So I will.”

 

I smiled brightly.

 

“Show you a miracle.”

 

That day was the first time I treated an entire Village.

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