A Round of Applause

Medical Center.

Dining room.

Liz blushed deeply, wanting to retort, but meeting Adam's cold gaze, she involuntarily lowered her head, unable to look him in the eye, and whispered, "I understand..."

Aura is a very mysterious thing.

It cannot be observed, yet it truly exists.

A person with a strong presence can indeed have an impact on those around them, sometimes a significant one, with just a glance, an expression, or a word.

Adam himself is a transmigrator with a cheat system, and his physical attributes have been greatly improved compared to when he transmigrated, steadily progressing towards a non-human realm.

With his immense wealth, his long-term companionship with Juno, Karen, and Heather, his extensive experience in hunting and dissection, and now his work on real people, his aura has become imbued with something unique.

Normally they are gentle and mild-mannered, always getting along well with everyone, but when they really get angry, only they know who will truly be offended.

On the other side of the confrontation, Saintly Mother Liz, despite her emotional nature and her position on the moral high ground, which creates a certain Saintly Mother aura, is actually fake; it's something she imagines and conjures up in her own mind.

You might not notice it normally, but when you're up against someone like Adam, that fragile, imagined aura and willpower crumbles in an instant.

If I acknowledge you, then you are the Saintly Mother.

I don't acknowledge you...

Didi.

Didi.

Just then, Adam's pager went off, reminding Adam had a new task.

Adam glanced at it, then got up and left.

"Tsk tsk, what a show of power."

Alex, sitting at another table, wore an enigmatic smile.

"This is not about showing off, it's about defending one's firm stance!"

Bianca retorted, "Is Adam wrong? What right do outsiders have to interfere with his choices? If you were in his shoes, would you be willing to act under the guise of morality?"

"I don't."

Liz didn't dare to confront Adam, but Bianca wasn't Adam, so she instinctively retorted, "I just felt sorry for her and wanted to help her..."

"Does helping others mean forcing them to do something?"

Bianca sneered, "When a normal person wants to help someone, shouldn't their first thought be to find a way themselves?"

"Well, Liz meant well."

Meredith smoothed things over, saying, "It's just that her wording was flawed."

"I know you defend Adam."

Cristina said playfully, "Liz already said she understands, and Adam has accepted it, so don't get so worked up."

"Um?"

Meredith and the others immediately showed gossipy expressions.

emergency room.

An ambulance arrived.

A stretcher took the patient off the bus and quickly transferred him to the hospital.

"What's going on?"

Adam immediately went to the patient, examining him while asking questions of the accompanying paramedics.

"At 1 year old, we found that the baby was unresponsive in the crib and we could not give the baby intravenous fluids."

The emergency responders gave a quick statement.

What was the situation when you arrived?

Adam pressed for an answer.

"Unable to breathe independently, cyanosis has appeared, pulse is 200, very weak."

The emergency responders reported the data very skillfully.

"Call Dr. Lewis."

Adam routinely reminded the nurse.

As an intern, you must first notify your senior resident physician in case of an emergency, and then carry out emergency treatment under the guidance of the resident physician. Only if the situation is critical and the resident physician has not arrived in time can you carry out emergency treatment on your own. This is the standard procedure.

The ER resident is Dr. Lewis. Susan Lewis, a senior resident. Adam has been temporarily assigned to the ER by Sheran and is working with her.

"It has already been called."

The nurse replied.

Adam nodded and continued to question the anxious young parents of the young patient.

Have you been sick lately?

"No!"

Have you been taking any medication recently?

"No!"

Have you had any recent injuries?

"None!"

As they spoke, the group pushed the gurney into the ward.

Adam took out his stethoscope and listened to the patient's heart.

The nurses then connect the devices to the infants according to the procedure and report back in real time.

"Let's see if we can find a vein."

"Can't get the needle in, sinus heartbeat, 180."

Adam lifted the baby and manually performed CPR on the infant.

"Laryngoscope!"

"Crank pliers!"

After a series of rescue efforts, Adam put the baby down and called out.

The nurses immediately handed over the laryngoscope and crank forceps.

Adam held a laryngoscope in one hand, inserted it into the baby's mouth, and opened the baby's throat. He used the light on the laryngoscope to check for any obstructions in the baby's throat. In the other hand, he held a pair of crank forceps, ready to remove any obstructions from the baby's throat at any time.

Everyone held their breath as they watched Adam being resuscitated at his bedside.

The young parents were trembling all over, desperately covering their mouths, afraid that any noise would affect their child's treatment.

A few seconds felt like an eternity.

"Found you!"

Adam muttered to himself as the crank pliers in his hand pulled out a shiny object.

"It's an earring!"

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief; their biggest fear was not being able to find the cause of the illness.

"Give her a breath!"

Adam commanded.

The nurse acted immediately.

What is your blood sugar level?

"Twenty!"

"I need an 18-gauge spinal puncture needle to be inserted into the interosseous muscle. Prepare glucose!"

"The glucose infusion is ready."

Adam picked up the stethoscope and pressed it against the baby's chest again.

"That's fine."

Adam signaled to the nurse to stop breathing.

"Wow!"

A loud cry of a newborn baby rang out in the ward.

"Waaah!"

The trembling young parents burst into tears together.

"Go get a blood gas analysis, chest X-ray, complete blood count, and seven biochemical tests."

After instructing the nurse, Adam waved and smiled at the sobbing, trembling young parents, saying, "She will get better, you can come and see her now."

"Thanks!"

"Thanks!"

The young parents walked to the bedside, looked at their child who had recovered, and kept thanking him.

Adam spotted ER resident Susan Lewis standing in the doorway and quickly went over to report the situation.

"You did a great job, you saved her."

Susan looked at Adam with admiration and clapped her hands.

Clap clap clap!

First she did it alone, and then the nurses present also applauded.

Those who can work in the emergency room are all experienced nurses.

In the emergency room, they often help and even teach interns how to do things. It's common to Bambi looking blank and helpless; they've never seen such a sharp intern before.

They made a silent comparison in their minds: Dr. Duncan's composure was something that even a senior ER resident like Dr. Susan Dr. Lewis, let alone an intern, might not have done better Adam.

In hospitals, places that emphasize professional skills, the charisma of technical authorities is immense, not to mention that Adam himself is already a shining example.

The two are combined.

I wonder how many people will find it hard to sleep tonight.

I wonder how many people will fall asleep with Adam by their side...

Adam felt completely refreshed. Compared to his successful attack as the Thunderbolt King that morning, this treatment was more intense, exciting, and fulfilling.

The admiration of the crowd and the +0.01 system notification filled Adam with joy, completely dispelling the nausea he had felt earlier because of the Saintly Mother Liz.

Shuren Zhou said, "The feeling of saving people is so wonderful. Compared to this, what are the Eastern Heretic, Western Venom and Western Poison? Studying medicine is the Central Divine!"