"Didn't you say before that you wanted to perform a kidney removal surgery?" One Hand rested a hand on the lever of the passageway and looked at Strange.
"I said this place doesn't have the conditions for organ removal surgery." Although he had already guessed what Schiller intended to do, Strange still spoke from professional instinct. "Removing an organ itself isn't difficult. Even a nonprofessional could do it. The difficult part is keeping the patient alive and preserving the removed organ's viability."
"So it can be removed?"
"It can. If we don't consider the survival rate, there's no problem at all."
After thinking for a moment, Schiller said, "What if it isn't a human organ? Can you guarantee a complete removal?"
"Not much of a problem." Strange said, "Even if I know absolutely nothing about their anatomy, there isn't any delicate operation I can't perform. Removal definitely won't be an issue."
Schiller stroked his chin. "On the first day, our patients were basically all civilians. They didn't seem to have any special identities. But later, a civilian hero came here, followed immediately by Stark and Raven Person."
"That means the patients we encounter later may have increasingly significant backgrounds. They won't be so easy to fool. Stark had a gun. Others may have weapons or superpowers as well. Silencing them won't be so simple either."
"You want to take something from their bodies while ensuring they survive?" Strange lightly tapped the edge of the operating table. "But if they leave the hospital, feel unwell, and get checked somewhere else, they may discover it."
"Then don't give them the chance to get checked anywhere else." Schiller said, "To ensure they don't find out, they'll have to die eventually. But they can't die here. Otherwise, it might affect the hospital's reputation and