Chen Mo spent an entire afternoon examining all the injured before leisurely leaving. The patients were then sent to Gourd Valley in batches. The twenty people inside all had conditions Chen Mo could treat; it was merely a matter of how much time each case would take.
When Chen Mo left, Ning Yongzhi came to see him off as well. To Ning Yongzhi, Chen Mo was quite important. A Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner on par with a National Master—or even more capable than one—naturally had to be treated differently from others.
By the time Chen Mo drove back to the hotel, the other fellows were still asleep. So he returned directly to his room and began cultivating.
The next day, aside from going out to eat with Li Rui and his group, Chen Mo spent all his time cultivating at the hotel. As for the thesis, he had already memorized it all, and the thesis Ni Ni had given him was quite comprehensive, so there was nothing to revise.
On the third day, Chen Mo's group of four began preparing early in the morning. Today was the day of their thesis defense. They had originally wanted to put it off, but since they had already given gifts to all the defense advisors, there was nothing to worry about.
"I saw you guys playing cards last night. Does that mean your theses are finished?" Chen Mo asked.
"Haha! More or less!"
"Yeah! Finished!"
"It's alright!"
Although all three claimed they were more or less done, their expressions were somewhat strange. Chen Mo merely smiled. Since they said they were finished, then he would take it as these fellows having finished them.
Did it matter whether they had copied them or written them? They had already given gifts to all the teachers,