All-Purpose Medical Robot

"As long as X-rays can penetrate, most animals can be treated. Because the animals are larger, the medicine will be consumed quickly, so I recommend buying more matching medical kits," the cold-faced stall owner said coldly.

The matching medical kits contained five units of various medicines. In 80% of cases, these medicines could solve the problem. If that wasn't enough, there were nanobot injections, and if there was no medicine, the problem could be solved physically.

"Can it treat Divine Beasts? Dragons, phoenixes, taoties, griffons, and the like." Kerry was still a bit uneasy. This robot could definitely treat humans and wild beasts, but griffons could be considered magical beasts, and he wasn't sure if it would work.

"X-rays can't penetrate large Divine Beasts. There aren't any robots that can fully treat dragons, phoenixes, and other Divine Beasts yet. However, there are some models that can handle mid-to-high-tier magical beasts like griffons."

Kerry wasn't surprised that dragons and phoenixes couldn't be treated by robots. He hadn't expected that some robots could handle ordinary magical beasts.

But the problem was, he hadn't seen any of these robots on his stall.

"Do you have this kind of robot? I don't see any on your stall." Kerry felt that his previous plan of buying weak and sick magical beasts, healing them, and reselling them might have a chance.

The cold-faced stall owner looked down and rummaged through a small toolbox-like container beside him. It contained models of various robots, presumably the ones he could sell. He wondered why he didn't display them; how could customers see them if they were in a small box?

"Found it." Kerry heard the stall owner say softly, and then he showed Kerry a white robot model.

The robot's exterior resembled the robots from "I, Robot." The difference was that it carried a huge medical kit on its back. It was likely that the medical equipment was mainly housed there. Its name was the All-Purpose Medical Robot.

This medical robot could not only treat 90% of difficult and complicated diseases but also came with a large database containing massive case files and clinical solutions for various creatures such as wild beasts, magical beasts, and aliens. Furthermore, it could be brought to the Dimensional Exchange for lifetime free updates to the shared database.

The griffon magical beast, which Kerry most wanted to see, was included in this database.

Kerry decided, and finally spent 10,000 Points to purchase this All-Purpose Medical Robot. He also spent 1,000 Points on a medical kit. He had originally planned to buy five, but the unit price was 1,000 Points each, which was too expensive. He would buy more after using this one.

Adding the 14 Miner No. 5 robots of various types he had previously bought, each costing 5,000 Points, he spent a total of 81,000 Points this time, plus 100,000 Points for the gene fluid.

After selling the jellyfish, Kerry had only 100,000 Points left. He didn't have anything else he wanted to buy, so Kerry left the exchange directly.

Although he had completed many transactions at the exchange this time, it had only taken half a day. The exchange opened at 12 PM, and it wasn't even dinnertime yet.

Kerry had bought the medical robot, which was now designated as Medical Unit 1.

He arrived at the shed built in the castle's backyard specifically for the Queen. The Queen was lying listlessly in her den.

Gandalf was quite capable. After taking the herbs he prepared, the Queen was no longer in unbearable pain, but she remained listless.

"Queen, I've come to see you. Come and see what I've brought you." Kerry greeted the Queen. The Queen looked up at Kerry and thought, What else could he bring? It's always food. What will it be this time?

Silently, Medical Unit 1 appeared beside Kerry. Roar!! The sudden appearance of Medical Unit 1 startled the Queen, causing her to stand up. What the heck?

Kerry, of course, didn't know that the Queen thought Medical Unit 1 was some kind of ghost. Seeing the Queen startled, he quickly tried to comfort her. It took a while to get the Queen to accept that this was the master's new puppet, a puppet that could help him treat illnesses.

The Queen was not unintelligent, but she wasn't that smart either. In any case, Kerry wanted the Queen to cooperate with the treatment. This was completed before dinner.

"Beep, scanning initiated... Blood sample collection... Blood pressure status..." Medical Unit 1 performed professional examinations with its hands while constantly uttering professional terms. About 10 minutes later, Medical Unit 1 produced preliminary results.

She was pregnant. Damn it, she was really pregnant all along. What's more, Medical Unit 1 told Kerry that the Queen had been pregnant for 260 months. It turned out that before the scalper took over the Queen five years ago, the previous owner had also taken care of her for over five years. This meant that the griffon, which normally gave birth every two to three years, had been pregnant for over 10 years this time. Kerry truly didn't know how the Queen had endured it; she was a truly great mother.

"I'll save the mother!" Kerry had never considered the child's survival, given that a griffon pregnant for over two years had been pregnant for over 10 years. He assumed it was a stillbirth.

"Master, the mother and child are safe now. It's just that due to malnutrition, the fetus has not developed properly, and the mother is also very weak. It is recommended to consume more nutritious supplements."

Medical Unit 1 had high intelligence, and its words were just like those of a doctor at a maternal and child health hospital in his previous life. Now that the mother and child were safe, there was no issue of saving the mother or the child.

I have supplements. Kerry suddenly produced five Marrow Cleansing Fruits. But the question was, why hadn't she been able to give birth after being pregnant for 10 years? Fortunately, this was a griffon raised by humans; a wild one would have likely died long ago.

Kerry really wanted to go back to the exchange and ask the griffon shop from last time what was going on. But he should eat first; it was already mealtime. Recently, Mrs. Wesley had been looking at him strangely. If he missed the dinner she prepared for no reason, he estimated that the next meal would feature some nutritious vegetable juice or other (difficult to swallow) delicious food.

Soon, a sumptuous dinner concluded. Kerry was someone who didn't skimp on himself. Ever since he earned over a thousand Gold Coins from the copper ore transaction last time, Butler Carson no longer questioned Kerry's meals, as long as they were healthy. Even if it cost one Gold Coin for ingredients, it didn't matter (the purchasing power of one Gold Coin was equivalent to 10,000 RMB). After all, the young master had ways to earn more.

"Mrs. Wesley, the shark fin soup today was very delicious. I think you deserve a raise," Kerry said after dinner.

Mrs. Wesley was naturally overjoyed, but she actually wanted to introduce a partner to the Lord.

She had already made plans with her good friends, but seeing the Lord doing nothing every day yet refusing to find a woman, she wondered if the Lord had decided to follow the trend of people of different genders not being able to date at such a young age.

Mrs. Wesley gritted her teeth. If he's a man, then I don't have many resources.

After dinner, without paying attention to Mrs. Wesley's joy from getting a raise, and of course, unaware of her disappointment at not being able to play matchmaker, Kerry returned to his room and entered the Dimensional Exchange again.

This time, his target was the online shop that sold griffons.

He wondered who the shop owner was. It seemed impolite to only ask questions without buying anything. Perhaps he should buy some feed that griffons liked? No, how could he let the Queen eat feed?

Kerry entered the online shop selling griffons with some scattered thoughts.

Thanks to the book friend, Xianyu Fanshen, for the recommendation tickets!!!

This book will be even better in the future. Thank you for your support.