The Witcher: Elemental Lords

Dolly saw this man, and this man also saw Dolly. Both had sun-darkened skin, so dark they were practically black.

As the burly man approached, he was like a moon surrounded by stars, with many people crowding around him. He came over, and with some doubt, asked, "You say you're a doctor, what proof do you have?"

This person was no doctor; with that skin and that body, he was clearly a warrior.

Dolly, unhurried, took out a small box from behind him. Inside were his experimental tools. He opened it, let the burly man take a look, and said, "These are my alchemy tools. Some others are still in the city because I don't have a carriage. I'll go back in a few days to get them."

Inside the small box were also some finished potions, which he showed to the young, strong man.

The young, strong man's face lit up immediately, and he said, "Good, good, good, the village just happens to be short of a doctor. Come in, what kind of accommodation would you like? I'll arrange something for you."

Dolly raised an eyebrow, thinking, 'He's so easy to talk to.' He'd prepared so many arguments.

"Quiet and secluded will do. Don't worry about safety, I can take care of myself." He rolled up his sleeves, displaying his thick arms.

The surrounding men were immediately surprised to see this.

The young, strong man nodded and breathed a sigh of relief. He thought this little doctor would have some excessive demands, but it turned out to be this. He pondered for a moment and said, "How about the small bamboo house by the river? The only secluded house we have left is the small bamboo house, but don't worry, the small bamboo house isn't damp. It's about two meters above the ground and was formerly used to observe the river. We don't need it in the winter."

Dolly thought about it. No matter what he was up to, he would move in first, so he nodded.

The surrounding men immediately cheered and escorted Dolly towards the village.

At this moment, someone shouted, "Little doctor, can you treat dog bites?"

The young, strong man thought of someone, immediately turned his head, and looked at Dolly.

Dolly nodded and said, "I can."

As a wizard, ordinary pharmacology was a piece of cake. Dog bites were naturally included.

Common people's illnesses were nothing more than injuries from falls, wound inflammation, fractures, dislocations, colds, and the like. These were all introduced in the books, perfect for practicing on these people.

He left a few people at the village entrance, and then, accompanied by a dog, he was escorted by the villagers across a small bridge and towards the town.

The town wasn't large, with about three hundred households, distributed below the mountain ridge. There were some crops planted on both sides of the river, but these people were clearly not cut out for farming. Along the way, in front of many villagers' doors, he saw a lot of wild animal furs and herbs. Clearly, their main means of survival were furs and herbs.

Furs and herbs were also the other two major industries in Duo Meng City besides mining, controlled by the Deputy City Lord and the Leike family, respectively.

Dolly walked along, looking at the animal furs and the herbs drying by the roadside, and breathed a sigh of relief. Coming to the town was the right choice. He could use many of these herbs.

Soon, they arrived at the door of a hunter's house. Before they even reached the door, frantic barking came from inside.

Standing at the door, the young man was a little embarrassed, "I forgot to introduce myself, I'm Victor, the town chief, a high-level warrior apprentice. This family was bitten by their own dog. The wound has already become inflamed and festering. We used to have a doctor in our town, but he couldn't treat it, so he can only wait for death at home." He sighed deeply.

Dolly raised his head, looked at Victor, and smiled faintly, "The simplest way is to burn the hair of the dog that bit him and apply it to the wound."

Victor shook his head, "We tried it, it didn't work."

The group began to knock on the door, and the barking inside became even more intense.

Just at this moment, Barr, who was following behind Dolly, suddenly let out a soft roar. Although the sound wasn't loud, the sounds inside stopped immediately.

Seeing this, the surrounding people were immediately stunned, all looking at the dirty Barr, with incredible expressions on their faces.

"Little doctor, your dog is amazing! The York family's dog is the fiercest in the whole village. Since his father passed away, no one has been able to handle it. Your dog cured it with just one bark?"

Dolly smiled and said, "My dog is called Barr. It was also left to me by my father. He has some blood of the fierce wolf."

The surrounding people immediately looked at Barr with different eyes, full of awe and fear, and some even retreated.

Fierce wolves were also wolves, but they were much fiercer than wolves, one fierce wolf being equal to three wolves.

Dolly shook his head and said, "Barr is very safe, unless someone is looking for trouble, otherwise Barr won't bite."

At this time, the person inside came out. It was a stout, round-waisted woman with a fierce face, but at this time she was a little haggard, with tears still hanging from the corners of her eyes, not at all fierce, but rather pitiful.

When she opened the door, she didn't expect so many people outside, including the town chief, and didn't know what to say.

Victor said, "This is the new little doctor in the village, here to see your York!"

The woman immediately widened her eyes and looked at Dolly.

She knelt down with a thud. She didn't speak, just kowtowed repeatedly, making a muffled sound.

The surrounding people sighed when they saw this.

Victor sighed and said, "She's mute, can't speak, but can understand. I won't say anymore, let's go in quickly."

At this time, someone helped the fierce woman up.

Dolly glanced at her, feeling some sympathy in his heart. The man was the pillar of the family, and if the man was beyond saving, she was still a mute. Difficult.

After entering the door, there was a small courtyard, planted with many vegetables, overgrown with weeds because no one had managed it for a long time. On the left side of the courtyard was a small shed, with a wooden fence underneath, inside which were three dogs as thin as skin and bones. Behind the courtyard were three ordinary stone houses, with two children standing at the door of the middle house.

The group walked in.

Dolly naturally took the lead, looking at the woman's situation. The man seemed to have been ill for a long time, and illness waits for no one.

He was the first to enter the house.

As soon as he went in, he smelled a strange smell, like the smell of burnt dog hair. He frowned. Did that method not work?

There was a table in the room, and a bed at the back. An ordinary man was lying on the bed, unconscious.

Dolly stepped forward, sat by the bed, carefully looked at the man's condition, his pupils, his skin, and then looked at the wound.

The wound was indeed ulcerated, even inflamed and festering. Half of his leg was covered with the burnt dog hair, and it was clear that this leg could not be saved. Most importantly, he still had a fever.

He blinked his eyes, carefully recalling the contents recorded in the book, recalling the treatment plan, and gently asked, "How long has this been going on?"

The fierce woman quickly gestured with her hands.

Before she could finish gesturing, a young man next to her said, "York has been lying here for ten days."

Dolly nodded, and after thinking carefully, said, "When I came just now, I saw herbs in front of every household's door. Go and prepare some for me. I need half a jin of daylily, half a jin of dig grass root... Go and prepare quickly, there is still hope for his leg. Also, prepare some hot water and a clean door panel."

Hearing this, the surrounding people's eyes lit up. His leg has become like this, and he can still be saved?

Victor immediately waved his hand and began to direct. York was a skilled hunter in their town, extremely strong, and saving him would add strength to the village. He must be saved, and he immediately arranged it loudly.