In the hospital room.
Amanda said nothing, quietly listening as Yang Yi recounted his supposed "transmigration."
Because of the injuries inside his mouth, Yang Yi's words were somewhat slurred, and his account came in fits and starts. His memories seemed a little hazy, and perhaps he himself was not entirely sure, but the gist was still understandable.
The contents, however, were far too bizarre, downright outrageous even. Punching Sirens, kicking sharks, being surrounded by Giant Insects, fighting Limb Spider monsters... Experiences so outlandish were rare indeed. He could practically write a novel about them.
Su Na, who was taking notes, nearly lost her composure and laughed aloud several times, especially when she heard how Yang Yi had gone into the sea to fight a snake, actually won, and finally been rescued ashore by her. How on earth had he come up with that???
Seeing Su Na's reaction made Yang Yi lose confidence too. After recounting a few more incidents, he stopped, claiming he could not remember clearly. He only said his illness had long since healed, and he ought to be a big, muscular guy now-a super-big guy, in fact, the kind who could move mountains. Literally move mountains.
Amanda, meanwhile, grew increasingly serious as she listened, her brow furrowing slightly. An onlooker would have recognized it at once: doctors usually only wore such grave, complicated expressions when faced with difficult medical cases.
When Yang Yi stopped talking, Amanda finally nodded. She did not deny what he had said, only telling him that he needed proper rest, that they should treat his wounds first, and that any other issues could be discussed later.
Afterward, Amanda spoke a few more words to Su Na, stressing the need for patience with patients. Her performance just now had been inadequate, and Amanda deducted