My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 516: Chapter 510: Used Up Everything Chapter 516: Chapter 510: Used Up Everything But her eyes weren’t scanning around rapidly.

All around was bare, nothing existed but snow.

There wasn’t anything better.

If a wild animal showed up, how would they deal with it?

Would it devour them?

“Li Jia, do you think there are wolves here?”

She asked in a timid voice, clearly on the verge of tears.

“You really are optimistic,” Li Jia felt that this child was too naive.

“If you want to see a wolf now, you should go to a zoo.

Wolves are in uninhabited areas, do you think they would dare to come here if there was a wolf?”

Lin Yile chuckled and timidly hid her face in her coat.

Suddenly, she looked up and noticed something in front of them.

“Yuxin, look, there’s something,” she quickly pointed to a big tree in the not-too-distant front.

When Tang Yuxin looked over, it was almost dawn, with snow all around rendering everything with a reflected glow.

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She held the lamp further ahead and, sure enough, saw something drifting in the wind on the snowfield before them.

She hurried over and stood under the big tree.

A piece of red cloth was hanging from one of the branches.

She untied the red cloth.

It wasn’t clear what it was, it could have been blown here by the wind – but no, this didn’t look like it was blown here.

The red cloth was clearly tied here by someone, and it was a tight knot.

“There’s more upfront,” Li Jia, who had sharp eyes, discovered another piece of cloth on a tree ahead.

Tang Yuxin looked forward and indeed, there was another one.

No, it wasn’t just one upfront, all the trees upfront had them, with one hanging from every few trees.

Not only were there red cloths, but there were also other objects hung up, such as water bottles without water, hats, and even belts.

These were marks, and no one would bizarrely hang their belts or water bottles if they weren’t.

Someone hung those intentionally to help show the way, or rather, to provide a guide for the way back.

They could be just up ahead.

Tang Yuxin pointed ahead, “These are things they’ve left behind.”

“I also feel it is,” the thought sent a thrill through Li Jia, her heart pounding then relaxing.

Did this prove they found people?

Their fear and worry through the long, snow-filled night was not in vain, right?

“Let’s hurry,” Lin Yile was the fastest to move.

She was looking for the markers while they moved.

The more they advanced, the lighter the sky became.

But the snow hadn’t stopped, and large flakes were still falling.

The snow in front of them had reached their knees, almost burying them.

The snowfall grew heavier while dawn was nearly in full bloom.

They could clearly see that there were even more objects hanging from the trees.

Including coat collars, it wasn’t clear whose idea it was, but soon possibly even underpants would hang there.

If nothing else were available, they really would have to resort to hanging underpants.

Meanwhile, they weren’t aware that not too far in front of them, an area had already been cleared.

Two people lay on the ground, covered with quilts.

Even though they had put up a makeshift tent using whatever was in their backpacks, the snow continued to fall on them, insinuating itself everywhere.

Regardless of where they were, they could always feel the biting cold of snowfall on their faces.

If Tang Yuxin were there, she might have recognized them.

The two standing were Shen Fei and Gu Ning, they were both unharmed, just feeling a bit chilly because they gave their coats to the injured.

Of their group of five, two were severely wounded.

The current problem was that the path was blocked, their companions were severely injured and unable to move, and they didn’t dare to keep moving.

If they continued to forge ahead, what would happen to those who were injured?

They really couldn’t move and could not wait any longer.

“Gu Ning, do we have anything else left to mark the trail?” Shen Fei touched the pocket on his coat, which had been torn off, with the cotton padding exposed.

“What if we tie it again?” He clenched his teeth and placed his hand on his pants, “I’m ready to sacrifice my underwear.”

Gu Ning glanced at him.

His look clearly said – idiot.

“Aren’t you afraid of stinking others to death?

You haven’t changed them in three days.”

“Are you too?” Shen Fei tugged at his pants, “You haven’t changed your underwear for three days either.

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No one should judge another.

But if we really, really need to continue, I will take off my underpants.

But remember, they’re mine.”

Gu Ning turned around, not wanting to engage with him.

Really, talking to him was simply too lowering to his intelligence.

He carefully opened the makeshift tent and went over to the two injured.

Reaching out, he felt that the foreheads of both were warm.

They were beginning to run a fever and in this harsh weather, it was perilous; they could easily freeze to death.

But he was at a loss on what to do, the only thing they could do now was to wait, wait for someone to come to their rescue.

For any further movement could prove fatal to these two wounded.

Shen Fei also entered the makeshift tent.

He gently pulled back the cover from one of the injured and shook his head, “Why is there blood again?

Is there any medicine left that Yuxin gave?

The divine one to stop bleeding.”

“All used up.” Gu Ning checked his pockets, it was indeed all used up.

He had been administering it to the injured all night.

Otherwise, with the rate of blood loss, they would have bled out long ago.

However, the medicine couldn’t completely halt the bleeding from the injured’s wounds.

Just after it was applied, the bleeding would lessen but it would start again after some time passed.

This cycle had repeated multiple times.

Now, though the medicine was used up, the blood still flowed.

He was scared that they might freeze to death before anyone could come to their rescue.

These two injured men might die earlier than the rest.

Shen Fei stood up straight away, stepped outside, and grabbed a handful of snow.

He pressed the snow on the injured man’s wound.

The injured man’s face cringed in pain, and moans of agony escaped from his lips.

Cold beads of sweat dripped down his face.

But they had no other option.

They had used all the medicine they had brought, and their blankets were given to the wounded.

Now they still couldn’t stop the bleeding, they couldn’t bring the injured’s fever down either, which was only getting worse.