"I'll see if I can find some herbs for anesthesia."
But even if she couldn't find any, she had to straighten her leg as soon as possible.
Not only had the bone been set improperly when the leg was first treated, causing it to grow crooked, but it also throbbed faintly whenever it rained or the sky turned cloudy.
As for whether the physician's medical skills had been insufficient or he had done it deliberately, Su Qiao decided to blame it all on her dear stepmother.
Setting the bone and recovering would both take time. You'd better find somewhere quiet where no one will disturb you.
444 reminded her earnestly.
Su Qiao got up, put on her short boots, and straightened her slightly coarse dress. "How long will it take?"
It'll take at least two hours to heal initially. If you want the leg to recover completely, it'll probably take a day or two. Fully absorbing the medicine will take time.
Su Qiao glanced outside the tent. The sun was high in the sky; it was probably noon.
"We still have time. Let's find a cave in the woods ahead."
444 agreed, but it was somewhat worried about its host's safety.
There are wild beasts in the woods. You'd better bring a knife.
Su Qiao surveyed the entire tent, and her gaze soon fell on the wooden chest in the corner.
She walked over and opened the chest, taking a silver saber wrapped in cloth from a hidden compartment beneath the clothes.
The scabbard was covered in exquisite patterns. With a sharp shing, she drew the blade, which gleamed with a cold, keen edge.
What a fine blade. 444 couldn't help sighing.
Su Qiao nodded. It was indeed a fine blade.
It had been dropped accidentally by Xi Hanzhou when