I established the Kua Kua Cult in Naruto

Chapter 202 When boys and girls get close, there is always annoying noises.

"Sakamoto-san, you explained it very well. It immediately cleared up my previous doubts."

In Konoha Hospital, pharmacist Nonou held a notebook, a bottle of water and a bottle of drink, walked to Tatsuma who was holding his ribs, and said to Tatsuma with a smile.

"Ahem~Thank you."

Tatsuma coughed. If Tsunade hadn't kept him alive, he would have been hammered to death. Sure enough, you can't expose other people's shortcomings, especially when they are weaker than the other person.

"Sakamoto-san, you have been coughing today. Are you injured?"

Nonoyu asked with concern, and at the same time handed out the bottle of drink and said, "Here, drink some water."

Tatsuma nodded without being polite. He drank two mouthfuls of water to calm down, and then said, "Are you planning to become a medical ninja?"

"Ah."

Nonoyu nodded vigorously, and then said: "There are also reasons for this."

Hearing this, Tatsuma showed doubts in his eyes. From Nonou's tone, the main reason for joining the trial class was not to delve into the medical field.

Nonoyu did not hide it, but said: "Although the war did not break out in the Land of Fire, due to the war, there were still many war orphans in the surrounding area.

By participating in Tsunade-sama's training class, I don't have to form a team to leave the village to do tasks, and I have more time to help in the orphanage. "

"I haven't been back to the orphanage for many years."

The so-called welfare home is the Konoha Orphanage, but orphanage has always been a bad word, so even if everyone knows that it is an orphanage, they will try to avoid mentioning it and use the nickname "welfare home" instead.

Tatsuma's original body was also taken in by an orphanage, and his early education was also carried out in the orphanage. However, he was smarter and could live independently early, so he switched to the village to support his life, freeing up space for the orphanage to take in other orphans. .

It's just that those memories were too early, and it was difficult for Tatsuma to recall them clearly. Maybe he had known the pharmacist Nonou in front of him earlier, or even Namikaze Minato and others, but he had just forgotten.

Chenma suddenly frowned and asked, "It must be a difficult time for the orphanage. The village's subsidy has not been paid yet, and there are many more orphans."

Nonoyu nodded, his smile faded, and said: "Yes, but there are still good-hearted people who voluntarily provide funding, which can last for a while."

Hearing this, Tatsuma nodded. His entrustment reward during the war had not yet been paid, but because of the Daming Mansion and his party, he had some savings in hand. He raised his head and said:

"I don't think I have much time to go visit the dean and my brothers and sisters. If possible, you can accompany me to the bank after the practical class, and I will also sponsor some."

"Sakamoto-kun, I'm not."

Nonoyu became a little flustered. She was afraid that Tatsuma would misunderstand her motive for coming to talk, but Tatsuma waved his hand and said, "That's it. After all, I can't take care of them like you, so I can only use more vulgar methods." way."

Hearing this, Nonoyu looked at Tatsuma, and after a while, he said: "Thank you."

Tatsuma nodded, avoided Nonoyu's bright eyes, coughed twice, and said: "Ahem~ Prepare for practical lessons. Compared with theory, your practical results can convince the village to implement it." Teacher’s proposal.”

"I know, I will try my best."

Nonoyu nodded vigorously and said very seriously, and then walked back to his seat, studying what Tatsuma taught in the theory class, and taking a sip of water from the water bottle he brought with him from time to time.

A few minutes after the scheduled time, Tsunade, who had skipped the theory class since the beginning, finally rushed back in a hurry. Seeing Tatsuma's resentful eyes, Tsunade said:

"I took the time to undergo two surgeries. What, do you have any objections?"

Tatsuma didn't answer, just pointed to his collar. Tsunade pulled up his collar and took a look. He accidentally dripped sauce on his collar when he was eating.

Tsunade glared at Tatsuma with some irritation and raised her fist.

It was true that she found time to do the surgery, but it didn't take much time.

Chenma changed the subject wisely and said: "I'm just waiting for you to guide the practical class. The fish is almost starving of oxygen. Let's start quickly, teacher."

Tsunade also borrowed the donkey, nodded, and walked to the middle of the ward that was temporarily converted into a classroom. Fortunately, the war was coming to an end, and only the finishing work was left in various places. Otherwise, Konoha Hospital would really not be able to vacate the ward.

He picked up a fish from a bucket on the side, placed it on the chopping board and mini hospital bed, and said: "On the battlefield, the ninjas who need our treatment can be divided into three difficulty levels.

The first type is minor injuries such as cuts or stab wounds, which have an impact on combat, but simple healing can restore them to combat strength. This type of injury is the most common, accounting for about 60% of the wounded.

The second type is minor injuries such as fractures and tendon ruptures, which have a greater impact on combat. They are more difficult to heal and take longer to heal. Mistakes during the treatment process will affect subsequent combat effectiveness. Generally, these injuries are not suitable for returning to combat. On the battlefield, there are about 30% such wounded people.

The third type is seriously injured, accounting for only 10%. Such injured people must be sent back to the village as soon as possible to receive professional rescue if there are no powerful medical ninjas present.

Of course, the proportions of these three situations exclude death on the spot or death from serious injuries that did not heal. As for the role of battlefield medical ninjas and even accompanying medical ninjas,

It is to treat the injuries of the wounded in the first situation, to restore the combat strength of the wounded in the second situation, and to save the lives of the wounded in the third situation.

The teaching sequence of our practical classes is also based on this level of difficulty for in-depth learning. The technique I want to teach you today is a large number of therapeutic techniques used on minor injuries. "

As she spoke, Tsunade gently grasped her right hand, and a chakra scalpel appeared in her hand. She gently scratched the side of the fish. In an instant, a wound appeared, blood overflowed, and the fish began to writhe.

Tsunade gently picked at the fish's gills, limiting the fish's range of movement, and continued to explain: "The principle of the treatment is to use chakra to bond the wound, so that the arrangement and position of the skin, fat, and muscles are as close as possible to the pre-injury condition. .

Chakra is then used to stimulate the cells around the wound to speed up the healing of the wound. This process requires ensuring the stability of the wounded person's wound. This can be achieved by using anesthetics, shadow secret techniques or forcibly controlling the wounded person. "

With that said, the chakra scalpel in Tsunade's right hand disappeared, and her fingers traced across the fish's wound. The originally slightly everted skin was smoothed, and with the injection of chakra unique to the healing technique, the wound quickly bonded and healed.

In just half a minute, there was only a trace left on the fish scales, and the injury had fully recovered. Tsunade put the fish back into the bucket. The fish stayed quiet for a few seconds, and when it was about to sink to the bottom, the fish finally Normal operations resumed.

This scene made many genin who came to study exclaim. They didn't expect the recovery speed to be so fast. Tsunade rinsed her hands in the sink on the side, returned to her original position and said:

"The fish prepared for you will die after being out of the water for about thirty minutes. If injuries are included, the time will be shortened to ten to fifteen minutes. This is the time limit for you to save a life.

At this stage, I allow you to use the scalpel, because the blade brought by the scalpel is much smoother than shuriken and kunai, and it is more convenient for you to train.

My requirement is to master this technique within half a month and shorten the operation time to less than five minutes within a month. "

Saying that, Tsunade looked back at Tatsuma. She recalled the time it took Tatsuma to learn this technique. Well, Tatsuma directly learned the palm sensibility technique, and then saw the healing technique. It seemed that he succeeded on the first fish. , there is no way to refer to it.

As for the principles and difficult points of the healing technique, Tatsuma had already taught them in the previous theory class, so there was no need for Tsunade to teach them, they just needed to start experimenting on their own.

However, as the fish died one after another, the expressions of these originally confident genin turned sad, and they even looked resentfully at Tatsuma, who was sitting aside to rest.

This technique is extremely simple for Tsunade, and according to Tatsuma, it only takes one to have the skills, so why can't they learn it? Could it be that what fell under their shoulders was not their hands?

There was even a girl who burst into tears after "killing" five fishes in a row. She was too involved.

Although most people failed, two people still achieved preliminary results. At least they were able to use chakra to bond the two sides of the wound. Tsunade looked at the fish in Nonou's hand with satisfaction, nodded and said :

"Yakushi Nonou, right? You are very suitable to be a medical ninja."

Nonoyu looked excited, nodded and said, "Thank you, Tsunade-sama."

Tsunade looked at another female ninja of similar age. The fish wound in her hand was also glued. Although it was not as beautiful as Nonou, it was still glued and stopped bleeding. Tsunade asked:

"Yes, but don't rush to glue next time. You can first ensure the corresponding positions on both sides of the wound before performing the surgery. By the way, what's your name?"

"Tsunade-sama, my name is Snake Ci."

She Ci was a little nervous. She looked at the wound on the fish in her hand and wanted to re-glue it, but she was worried that the bonding effect would not be as good as this time, so she was quite tangled.

Hearing this, Tatsuma raised his head and glanced up. He also had some impression of the name Snake Ci. He seemed to be one of Kushina's midwives in the original work. She was a student of Sarutobi Lake Biwa and an ANBU.

However, he didn't pay much attention, so he withdrew his gaze and continued to think about the notes that he had not yet understood.

It wasn't until dark that today's class ended. Tsunade looked tired, looked at Tatsuma, and said, "Would you like to go back together?"

Seeing that Tsunade was not even in the mood to rub it twice, Tatsuma was a little surprised, but he quickly recovered, shook his head and said, "I have something else to do, I'll go back later."

Tsunade frowned at first, and then noticed Nonou walking towards Tatsuma, with an aunt's smile on his face, and left with a hey, without even giving Tatsuma a chance to explain.

Tatsuma shook his head helplessly and stood up, feeling the pain from his ribs and the slight cramping in his heart caused by fatigue. After estimating the rest time he needed, he looked at Nonou and said:

"Let's hurry up. You should hurry back too, right?"

"Huh? Actually, I'm not in a hurry."

Nonoyu lowered his head and whispered softly, but Tatsuma turned a deaf ear and said calmly: "Then hurry up."