If He Doesn't Show Up in an Hour, He's Fired!

"Are you done yet?" Chu Han's voice carried impatience. He did not care how terrified or nervous the young nurse was; to him, her bandaging was simply far too slow.

The young nurse saw the impatience on Chu Han's face. Respecting her professional ethics, she did not care how important the man before her was and immediately glared angrily. "Stay put! Your injuries are this severe. How can I not bandage them properly?"

Chu Han was practically unable to stay seated any longer. Used to constantly rushing about without pause, he could not help retorting, "At your speed, how can you treat a general? Haven't you been kicked out of the medical team yet?"

The young nurse was instantly displeased. Her expression turned extremely ugly, and her respect for Chu Han immediately faded. With a trace of dissatisfaction in her voice, she said, "Do you understand medicine better than I do? It is precisely because of your special status that we need to be especially careful. Besides, Nandu Base does not divide people into ranks like other bases do. Anyone conducting business in the main city comes to us if they are injured."

"So the overall speed is slow?" Chu Han raised his brows and casually suggested, "I advise you to change your bandaging methods. This kind of speed may not seem like a problem normally, but if a zombie horde comes and the entire base has to defend against enemies, your pace will not only leave you overwhelmed, it may also put many lives in danger."

Chu Han was not talking nonsense. He genuinely meant every word. No matter how remote or safe a base was, it could not avoid attacks from zombie hordes. Although most zombies remained holed up in abandoned cities, they could still move freely.

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