CHAPTER 1738: CHAPTER 1738: SAVE HER? ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS!

From Dominick Schneider’s hand, strands of faint Spiritual Energy extended, appearing almost tangible, like spider silk.

The strands of Spiritual Energy fell onto the woman, seemingly alive, and entered her body.

Dominick Schneider’s pupils changed, becoming almost transparent, and in front of these eyes, it seemed that no secret could remain hidden.

Carson Flores watched from the side, secretly amazed. He considered himself a physician, but compared to Dominick Schneider, his methods were primitive.

Carson felt his heart itch with curiosity, wondering if he might have the chance to learn a trick or two, as having medical skills was undeniably a practical ability.

After a while, Dominick withdrew the strands of Spiritual Energy, his pupils returning to normal, and at the last moment, he glanced at Carson.

"Are you a physician too?"

Carson was slightly taken aback, then secretly surprised. Did he see through my thoughts?

The ability to see through people’s minds?

That must count as a Divine Skill.

Carson replied candidly, "Yes, but I have average skills. Seeing senior’s mysterious diagnostic methods, I can’t help but feel envious."

Dominick smiled, "What do you think of her condition?"

Carson replied helplessly, "I haven’t examined her. She has a Protection Talisman on her, and I don’t dare get too close."

Although the woman was unconscious, her Divine Sense was evidently still on alert, sensitive to everything around her.

In a safe state, she would remain unconscious, as fainting was actually a protective mechanism of the body. But if it was an unsafe situation, she would surely force herself to wake up to handle any trouble.

This was why Carson didn’t dare touch her, not even daring to have any improper thoughts.

Of course, if Carson decided to run immediately, she might not force herself to wake up and chase him, as Carson wasn’t particularly important to her.

Carson didn’t run.

He still remembered the promise she made to him.

He was also very curious about what happened to such a powerful woman.

While Daniel Patel and others were strong, they shouldn’t have been able to beat her so badly, a large part might be due to her old injuries?

Dominick casually asked, "Who is she to you?"

Carson hesitated, then replied, "An acquaintance met by chance...a friend?"

Dominick nodded, not asking further, but instead directly said, "Her situation is very troublesome. As you just said, she originally had severe old injuries, and now new injuries have worsened the old ones, becoming even harder to treat."

"The Sky-Mending Pill is a high-grade medicine for internal injuries, hard to find, a rare medicine but unsuitable. Although it has some use, its utility is limited, virtually wasted."

Carson was astonished. Her injuries were that severe?

"Is there still a way to treat it?"

"Of course, there is a way, but it requires a herb called Fire Night Dragon Herb to significantly alleviate her injuries..."

Carson blinked, "Alleviate?"

Dominick nodded, "Yes, old injuries are hard to heal. We can only first alleviate and suppress the injuries, then, when she recovers to a certain extent, use other medicines for nurturing, gradually allowing her body to get better. In short, this process cannot be rushed."

Carson asked, "Is Fire Night Dragon Herb very rare, where can it be obtained?"

Dominick replied, "You definitely can’t buy it on the market; this herb is extremely scarce. However, I’ve heard that in the eastern Bai Wild Mountains, there’s the presence of Fire Night Dragon Herb, but in the Bai Wild Mountains, numerous Demonic Beasts make it very dangerous."

"Fire Night Dragon Herb is hard to find during the day, but it has a feature—it emits a faint glow like flames at night, making it easy to identify in the darkness."

Dominick sighed, "That’s the situation. I can temporarily stabilize her condition from worsening, but without Fire Night Dragon Herb, there’s nothing more I can do."

"Since you just met her by chance, whether to seek out Fire Night Dragon Herb is up to you."

Carson asked, "She’s very powerful. Can she temporarily regain her strength to search for the Fire Night Dragon Herb?"

Dominick shook his head, "She can’t control her injuries. She fainted, how can she act? If she exerts herself, worsening her injuries, even finding the Fire Night Dragon Herb would be useless."

Carson found himself in great hesitation.

He had initially come to lead a team to hunt the Immortal Monarch of the Four Seas, so how did the situation suddenly turn like this?

Was he supposed to find medicinal herbs to save her?

How absurd it sounded!

After a moment of inner turmoil, Carson eventually made up his mind.

Go!

She’s an Immortal Monarch, after all. If I save her life, whether she keeps her promise, whether she’s willing to help me against the Heavenly Alliance or not, at least she shouldn’t meddle in their business or oppose the Celestial Palace, right?

Wasn’t she initially uninterested in it anyway?

If I save her and she owes me a huge favor, does this count as dismantling the enemy from within?

After a psychological battle with himself, Carson eventually gave up on finding more reasons for himself.

Forget it, no reason needed, I just want to ascend to True Immortal!