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After dealing with Tao Hong's matters, Su Mu's life gradually returned to normal. During the day, he practiced medicine at the hospital, and at night, he continued to delve into medical skills and Daoist Techniques. One day, the hospital received a special patient, a young girl named Li Xue. Li Xue suffered from a rare blood disease that required a bone marrow transplant. Fortunately, a suitable bone marrow donor was found, and the surgery was scheduled for the next day.
As the lead surgeon for this operation, Su Mu understood the significance of the procedure and took it very seriously. In the days leading up to the surgery, he devoted nearly all his time to studying Li Xue's medical history in depth.
Every detail and every indicator were carefully considered as he sought to be fully prepared. Furthermore, he actively engaged in rigorous discussions with other doctors involved in the surgery, developing detailed and comprehensive surgical plans to address various potential scenarios, leaving no stone unturned in minimizing surgical risks.
Finally, the day of the surgery arrived. The entire hospital seemed to be enveloped in an atmosphere of tension and anticipation. In the operating room, all necessary instruments and equipment were neatly arranged, and the medical staff performed their final preparations in an orderly manner.
Once everything was ready, Su Mu took a deep breath and led his surgical team with determined steps into the operating room.
As the surgery officially began, time seemed to stand still. Su Mu focused intently on wielding the scalpel in his hand, each movement precise and skillful. The operating room was eerily quiet, with only the faint hum of machines and occasional low murmurs from the medical staff breaking the silence.
Just as the surgery was progressing smoothly and they were approaching the final critical step—suturing the wound—an unexpected incident occurred! Suddenly, the bright and stable lights in the operating room flickered without warning, swaying like candle flames caught in a sudden gust of wind.
Then came a loud "pop," and all lights went out instantly, plunging the entire operating room into darkness.
"What happened?" Su Mu's heart sank as he anxiously called out. At the same time, he quickly halted his movements to prevent any mistakes due to insufficient light.
"It might be a power failure," replied the Head Nurse swiftly as she responded to Su Mu's question while hastily making her way toward the distribution box to check on the electrical situation.
The once brightly lit operating room was now engulfed in an overwhelming darkness. Only the faint glow from instrument screens flickered weakly, adding an eerie touch to this terrifying atmosphere.
At that moment, Su Mu keenly sensed an extremely cold aura quietly spreading around him, like a bone-chilling wind cutting through winter’s grasp. The air seemed to freeze at that instant, making it difficult to breathe.
"Not good!" Su Mu's heart jolted, a sense of foreboding washing over him. He understood that the current situation was anything but ordinary, so without hesitation, he reached into his robe and quickly pulled out a pre-prepared Qingxin Talisman.
He closed his eyes tightly and began to chant a mysterious incantation under his breath. As the words flowed from his lips, the talisman gradually emanated a faint azure glow. Swiftly, Su Mu applied the talisman to Li Xue, who lay on the operating table.
At that moment, the tightly shut door of the operating room creaked open without warning. A shadow glided in like a ghost, silently entering from outside. Straining to see through the dim light, Su Mu widened his eyes, trying to discern who had arrived.
Gradually, the figure became clearer, finally revealing itself to him.
It was a man dressed in surgical scrubs. His face was as pale as paper, devoid of any color; his eyes were hollow and lifeless, resembling two bottomless black holes that conveyed endless despair and madness. Most strikingly, he gripped a gleaming surgical knife in his hand, its blade reflecting a chilling light in the dimness.
Su Mu's heart raced violently, cold sweat trickling down his forehead.
When he finally recognized the man's face, he couldn't help but gasp—this man was Wang Qiang, the doctor whose medical license had been revoked years ago due to a severe malpractice incident! Years ago, Wang Qiang had made a grave mistake during a critical surgery that resulted in a patient's unfortunate death.
Since then, he had fallen into despair, living like a walking corpse, with his mental state deteriorating until he became utterly deranged. Who would have thought that at this moment, he would suddenly appear in this operating room...
"Wang Qiang, what do you want?" Su Mu shouted sternly.
Wang Qiang seemed oblivious to Su Mu's call, ignoring him completely as he strode purposefully toward Li Xue on the operating table. Madness flickered in his eyes like raging flames, as if he intended to burn everything before him to ashes.
"It's all because of you! You useless quacks! You killed my innocent patient and destroyed my entire life!" With this desperate roar, Wang Qiang raised the sharp surgical knife high and lunged mercilessly toward Li Xue.
In that critical moment, Su Mu shouted fiercely, "Stop!" He then darted forward like lightning, leaping toward Wang Qiang. With precision and speed, he seized Wang Qiang's wrist with a firm grip.
In an instant, the two engaged in a heart-pounding and intense struggle within the cramped confines of the operating room.
They exchanged blows, neither willing to yield. As their bodies collided, various precision instruments and equipment surrounding them were struck; some toppled to the ground while others leaned precariously. In no time, the entire operating room descended into chaos, with the previously quiet machines now emitting piercing alarms that echoed through the air due to the heavy damage they sustained.
Despite Su Mu's deep understanding of Daoist Techniques, his agility and quick reflexes were not enough against Wang Qiang, who was fighting like a madman in desperate resistance. He found it difficult to subdue Wang Qiang completely in such a short time, leading to a stalemate between them.
At a critical moment, the lights in the operating room suddenly flickered on. The Head Nurse had repaired the circuit.
With the lights restored, Wang Qiang seemed to regain some clarity; the surgical knife he had been wielding fell from his hand. He looked around in confusion, his gaze gradually sharpening.
"What... what happened to me?" Wang Qiang murmured to himself in bewilderment, as if awakening from a nightmare. His mind was clouded, completely unaware of what he had just done.
Seizing the opportunity, the agile Su Mu sprang forward and swiftly executed a capture technique, firmly restraining the still-dazed Wang Qiang. Without hesitation, he handed Wang Qiang over to the security personnel who had rushed in. Meanwhile, Li Xue was much luckier. Thanks to Su Mu's quick response in applying a Qingxin Talisman to her, she was spared from potential harm.
Inside the operating room, medical staff remained focused as they continued with the surgery. Time ticked by slowly; everyone was on high alert, not daring to relax for even a moment. Finally, after a long and tense wait, the surgery was declared a success! This good news brought a collective sigh of relief from everyone present.
As time passed, Li Xue's condition gradually improved. She slowly opened her eyes, taking in her surroundings that felt both familiar and strange. Her heart swelled with gratitude for life and hope for the future. Under the careful care of doctors and nurses, Li Xue recovered day by day and soon would be able to get out of bed and start anew.
Afterward, Su Mu learned that Wang Qiang had secretly infiltrated the hospital that night. He had been haunted by mental issues stemming from a medical incident years ago and believed other doctors were responsible for his suffering. His intrusion into the operating room was an act of revenge.
Having experienced the Operating Room Horror firsthand, Su Mu gained a deeper understanding of a doctor's responsibilities and mission. He realized that not only must he heal and save lives, but he also needed to uphold justice and dignity within medicine, safeguarding every patient's life.
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