Xu Zhi had not expected her new examination site to be inside that enormous aircraft. But on second thought, it made sense—the garrison probably did not have such advanced medical equipment.
After entering the aircraft, she could not see very clearly due to her eyesight, but even within her limited field of vision, she could make out the exquisite interior design. The space was so vast that once inside, it did not feel like an aircraft at all, but more like being on land.
After the soldier pushed her into the aircraft, he handed her over to someone else. When the other person approached, Xu Zhi noticed that a golden lotus was indeed embroidered on the breast of his uniform, unlike the soldier from before.
Unlike the noisy commotion outside, everything fell quiet the moment they entered. There was probably some sort of soundproofing system. The soldier pushed Xu Zhi for nearly ten minutes, taking an elevator to the second floor along the way, before finally stopping in front of a closed door.
After the soldier rang the bell, the door opened quickly. He did not enter the room, merely gesturing for Xu Zhi to go in.
When Xu Zhi looked up, she saw a sign outside the door that read [Treatment Room]. With a curious expression, she slowly controlled her wheelchair into the off-white room.
The first thing she sensed upon entering was a refreshing fragrance. It was faint, somewhat like flowers, yet not nearly as rich. Simply smelling it seemed enough to make one relax a little.
"Hello. You must be Xu Zhi?"
A gentle middle-aged woman's voice came from the side. Xu Zhi turned and saw a curtain drawn there. It was pulled open, and a doctor in a white coat walked out from behind it.
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