Zhao Xing had just begun to identify them when he heard seven or eight people suddenly fly into the air, hovering one or two meters above the ground before landing thirty meters away.
They had all been thrown out by Zheng Yulin for breaking the rules, whether by making noise or whispering among themselves.
Only then did everyone remember that this kindly old man was, after all, a proper Ninth Grade official.
In Great Zhou, anyone who became an official was already set apart from ordinary Unranked people.
Once one acquired any profession, one could gather essence into the body and learn spells.
Those people's backsides would probably hurt for days.
After that, the gateway became quiet, filled only with the breeze and the soft sounds of people sniffing.
Observation, smelling, questioning, and pulse-taking were the four essential skills of a physician.
The Pulse-Taking Technique was mainly aimed at Ranked Realm patients, because reaching the Ranked Realm opened one's meridians and gave rise to vitality.
The human body's meridians were like an intricate web. Through the Pulse-Taking Technique, physicians could examine a patient's qi, blood, and meridians to accurately determine internal injuries.
Since he had not changed professions, Zhao Xing could not raise his Pulse-Taking Technique to the beginner level no matter how hard he practiced.
His Diagnostic Analysis Technique and Spirit Scent, however, had both reached the beginner level.
Diagnostic Analysis Technique also had several branches. Zhao Xing mainly studied the herbal medicine branch, which was relatively easy to practice.
He only needed to buy more herbs and read more medical books to gain proficiency.
Spirit Scent was a universal spell, much like the Bright Eyes Art. Physicians simply used it more often and trained it more finely.
"Ephedra, cinnamon twig, schizonepeta, angelica dahurica, asarum, and notopterygium."
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