Transmigrated into a fox spirit in the beast world, the villain boss chased after her

Hu Feifei asked the dog beastman to carry the patient onto the single bed, then let them out and closed the door.

She first took out an anesthetic pill and handed it to the patient who was in so much pain that he had lost all hope. "Take the pill, and you won't feel so much pain later."

The orc lying on the bed with his teeth bared felt that her voice was soft and pleasant, as if it carried some kind of magic. He swallowed the medicine obediently involuntarily, and then his eyes went dark.

He lost all consciousness and lay there straight.

After the victim fainted from the drug, Hu Feifei did the disinfection work, put on gloves, and used a scalpel to remove all the rotten and smelly dead flesh from his wound, and then performed the suture operation.

Without anesthetics, this process would be extremely painful and unbearable for the orcs, and she had seen the way the witch doctors here handled it before, which could only be described as brutal and fierce.

For the rotten areas, they are directly cut out with a bone knife. After cutting cleanly, a layer of hemostatic and swelling-reducing mud is applied on them, and that's it.

Often at this time, the orcs were already sweating profusely and dying from the pain, so she felt it necessary to promote the use of anesthetics.

Half an hour later, the operation was completed.

Hu Feifei let out a breath and opened the tightly closed wooden door.

The dog beastman who was waiting anxiously outside heard the noise and immediately stepped forward to ask anxiously, "Master witch doctor, how is my brother?"

As he asked, he stretched his neck to look towards the operating room.

"He's fine now. He just needs to rest well for the next few days. And as I instructed, apply this ointment to the wound every day. Remember not to get it wet." Hu Feifei took out a can of ointment from the medicine cabinet.

The dog-beastman took the medicine jar and saw that his brother's wounds were all tied with white tapes. He was motionless as if he was asleep, and he felt a little puzzled.

Is this really okay?

But he still politely said to Hu Feifei: "Thank you, Master Witch Doctor, how many barbarian crystals do you need?"

Orcs need to pay Barbarian Crystals for medical treatment. If they don’t have Barbarian Crystals, they have to use animal meat or prey as a transaction.

Hu Feifei thought for a moment, then slowly spoke out a number, "Ten orange barbarian crystals."

what?

The dog-beast man was dumbfounded.

I didn't expect her medical crystals to be so cheap!

After all, other witch doctors' clinics would charge more than this amount of crystals to treat minor illnesses, so those orcs with poor conditions would not easily go to see a witch doctor unless they had an unbearable illness.

Because every time you see a doctor, you need to pay a relatively high amount of Barbarian Crystals.

Hu Hua was also stunned when he heard that Hu Feifei wanted such a cheap price. Then he pulled her to a corner and said in a low voice with great sorrow: "Feifei, the amount of barbarian crystals you want is too little."

"For an injury this serious, it would cost at least dozens of orange crystals..."

Fox Feifei gave her a calming look, then turned to the dog-beast and announced, "Because our witch clinic is the newest to open, we will offer a discount to the first 50 patients who come in. They only need to pay 10 orange crystals."

"But in a few days, the price will not be the same. If you have relatives or friends who need medical treatment, remember to tell them about this discount~"

But even if the discount was gone, she didn't plan to ask for too many Savage Crystals. She wanted all orcs to be able to afford medical treatment.

It turned out that there was a discount. The dog-orc happily paid the barbarian crystals and left carrying the sleeping orc on the stretcher.

The orc who returned home was full of energy after only three days of rest, and there was not a single scar left on his body. He immediately felt respect for Hu Feifei.

He even killed a humming beast to repay her for her medical treatment.

With the unanimous positive feedback from patients and preferential policies, Hu Feifei's name spread throughout the Beast King City in just a few days, and the market for the Witch Clinic was completely opened up.

Countless orcs flocked to see the doctor. Hu Feifei was busy from morning to night almost every day and was overwhelmed for a while.

Even Huhua, who came to help, was exhausted and felt that he had lost a few pounds of weight.

Looking at the exhausted Huhua, she frowned slightly and decided to recruit a few medicine servants.

She and Huhua, two females, are simply unable to handle the job. There is a serious shortage of manpower. After all, in addition to treating patients, she also needs to go out of the city to collect herbs, and then she has to grind the herbs in an orderly manner, etc.

These all require a lot of time and energy, and the best solution is to hire someone.

In addition, there are many young males with low strength in the Beast King City who make a living by doing hard labor. Some wealthy families also hire beast servants to share housework or take care of cubs.

Hu Feifei felt that those beast servants were the same as maids, the only difference from modern times was that their genders were swapped.

As soon as the news of her hiring a medicine servant spread, dozens of young male orcs rushed in to apply for the job.

Many of them looked childish, about thirteen or fourteen years old, without any animal markings on their faces. They were the lowest level orcs in the city.

They were all wearing whitish, wrinkled animal skin skirts, and their thin bodies were bony. It was obvious at first glance that they lived in extreme poverty, which reminded her of the old Muye.

It's such a pitiful and miserable look.

Moved by the scene, she led them into the yard, took out several common medicinal herbs, and described their appearance, characteristics, effects and uses one by one.

After teaching it several times, she began to randomly select people from the crowd, and anyone who answered the questions correctly could stay.

Finally, eight young orcs were selected. Four of them stayed in the witch doctor's house to be responsible for boiling medicine, caring for patients, cleaning and other tasks. The other four were responsible for going out of the city to collect herbs every day.

For a moment, the eight selected orc boys were very happy, because they became medicine servants. If they could learn a little bit and become witch doctors in the future, they would not have to worry about the rest of their lives.

For ordinary orcs like them who have weak beast pattern power and no talent, it is the best way out.

The orcs who were not selected were so gloomy that they almost cried.

Hu Feifei found it funny and consoled her, "Don't be discouraged if you are not selected. As long as you can find the herbs I need, I will pay you with Savage Crystals."

Hearing this, the dull eyes of the defeated orcs brightened up, and they all went out of the city to collect herbs with great enthusiasm, almost pulling out all the grass around them.

But this is all for later.

At this moment, after settling the affairs of the witch clinic, she and Huhua took a break from their busy schedule and prepared to go to a nearby restaurant for a meal.

But just as she walked into the store, she found that the crowd on the street suddenly began to surge, especially the young and strong male orcs, their eyes shining, as if they had seen some new treasure.

"What's wrong? Is the hunting team back?" Tiger Flower muttered in confusion.

Normally, the only thing that could make the orcs in the city so excited was the hunting teams that returned triumphantly with abundant supplies and food.

Hu Feifei also thought that it was Makino who came back, but this time it was a little strange. How come he came back after just three days?

Without bothering to eat, she pulled Huhua into the crowded crowd. She looked up excitedly, but unexpectedly saw two people she hadn't seen for a long time.