Lu Jia suddenly transformed into the god of good deeds. After seeing the Yuezhi people's rough way of treating wounds, he immediately shouted to stop.

He had experienced the bold and unrestrained style of the prairie people, but now, Lu Jia had a deeper impression of them.

There are no defensive measures at all when dealing with wounds.

No matter how bad the conditions are, you still need to get some clean water to clean them first.

But now, a pair of hands and a handful of ashes burned until they turn white are all they have to treat the wound.

With this kind of treatment, it’s no wonder that grassland people don’t live long.

Even if they were not tortured to death by the harsh living environment, they were tortured to death by themselves.

"That's not how wounds are treated, let's do it!" Lu Jia stepped forward and sighed.

The Yuezhi soldiers looked at Lu Jia with doubt, and then the accompanying soldiers began to operate.

On this mission, they drank boiled water all the way. They would never take another sip of unboiled water even if they died of thirst.

This concept has basically penetrated into the hearts of Han soldiers.

As for why?

They don't know this, but they know that the probability of getting sick has become smaller after drinking boiled water.

After using boiling water to treat the wound, although the infection is still there, there is a certain probability that it will not be as serious as before.

One of the soldiers, a familiar soldier, poured cold boiling water over the wound to clean the wound, cleaning away all the blood and dust around it. He used a whole water bag.

Another person began to take out a bag containing some powdered herbs, took out some, poured some water, and turned it into a viscous consistency.

The method for pulling out arrows is the same all over the world, just pull it out forcefully.

The arrow was pulled out, and a stream of thick black blood spurted out.

On the Qingshui Road again, the field of surgery was cleared.

"There is some carrion that needs to be dug out, be patient!" the soldier said to the injured Yuezhi soldier while starting to prepare things.

They also had scalpels and other things, although they were not as sophisticated as those of later generations.

But this thing is very strange in the eyes of the Yuezhi people.

The confused Yuezhi people began to watch, then lit a fire, put a slender scalpel on the fire to bake, and began to dig out the carrion while it was hot.

I have to admit that the man on the grassland is indeed a man.

It was such a painful process, but in the end, I bit the wooden stick without letting out a scream.

I really don’t know what these people are thinking. They just scream if they feel sorry for you. Are you not a man just because you scream?

Take a look at his face, which is red from holding back, and his veins are popping out.

I dug out the carrion and stopped until I saw bright red meat, and then cleaned it again.

Apply the previously prepared medicinal powder to the wound, and then find a relatively clean cloth to wrap it up.

"Okay, come to me tomorrow morning to change the medicine..."

"Will he die?" a Yuezhi warrior suddenly asked.

The soldier from the mission touched his forehead and said, "If you don't die within three days, you'll basically be fine!"

Upon hearing this answer, the solemn expressions on the faces of a group of Yuezhi soldiers finally relaxed, and they began to burst into cheers of joy.

It can be seen from the wound that it has been open for at least three days.

And now his head is not hot, and his consciousness is even clear.

He didn't understand why he didn't have a fever, but it was a good thing that he was conscious.

The treatment of wounds was considered the most stringent in this era, and medicinal powder was often used by the Han army.

Fresh medicine is more effective, but when you are on an expedition, how can there be so many fresh medicines for you to use?

These medicinal powders are usually ground with fresh fortresses, filtered out and dried with water, and the residues are also dried together, and then ground together into powder. Although the effect is not the best, it is better than nothing. It is nothing more than changing the medicine a few times.

For the battlefield, as long as you can save your life.

Looking at how they handled it, they didn't even need to clean it. Just put a handful of plant ashes on it and the bleeding could be stopped.

But if the carrion is not even cleaned up, how can people survive like this?

The fact that he can hold on till now proves that he is a man.

After such an interaction between the two parties, Lu Jia once again successfully blended into the Yuezhi warriors.

Everyone is no longer so defensive about him.

The soldiers who had been operating from beginning to end quietly stepped aside at this time, leaving the stage to Lu Jia.

And Lu Jia did not disappoint, and soon understood the cause of his injury.

About half a month's journey north of here, the Huns' cavalry attacked them, and they realized that this time the number of Huns' cavalry attacking them was larger than before.

In times of war, it was normal for scouts from both sides to confront each other.

But there are actually patterns to this kind of confrontation that can be found.

It has always been small-scale, but suddenly one day the number of people increased, so the meaning behind this is worth thinking about.

Lu Jia, who was used to seeing large and small wars, instantly realized that the Huns might be about to go south and might launch an attack after this winter.

Generally speaking, there are two times when nomads start wars.

One is in the middle of autumn, the month and a half until the beginning of winter.

The reason for the war that occurred during this time period was that the nomads had nothing to do and wanted to catch the autumn wind before returning to Maodong.

Another is in spring, when the ice and snow melt and everything revives.

Winter is often the time when grassland people suffer the most serious losses, with large numbers of people and livestock freezing to death.

Those who choose this time to launch a war often do so because their losses this winter are too serious and they need to make up for their losses through plunder.

The Huns are nomadic people, and the Yuezhi people are also nomadic people.

The war between the two of them obviously cannot be completed in one and a half months.

Therefore, the Huns suddenly increased their troops now, perhaps in preparation for the spring offensive.

Accidentally, Lu Jia learned another very important piece of information.

Although this is not important information in the eyes of most people, it is different for Lu Jia. This information is very useful.

Therefore, Lu Jia immediately decided to go to see King Yuezhi.

Only four scattered leaders of the Yuezhi tribe came, and two of them were Agudamu and Hadanbaater who had been staying here.

"Dear King Yuezhi, I heard that your warriors were attacked by the Huns in the north. I think there is something unusual about this matter..." Seeing King Yuezhi, Lu Jia said directly.

"Oh? I wonder what the Han envoy thinks is abnormal?" King Yuezhi looked at Lu Jia.

Of course he knew there was something unusual. They were the ones who often fought with the Huns. Didn't he know if there was anything unusual?

But what I didn't expect was that the Han envoy also noticed something unusual.

"I also learned some information about the Huns before and found that they have almost sorted themselves out internally. The number of Huns' scouts suddenly increased sharply. This situation is very abnormal. Various signs indicate that the probability of the Huns launching an offensive in the coming spring is very high.

Probably more than 70%." Lu Jia said with confidence.

"I wonder what the purpose of the Han envoy's visit is?" King Yuezhi was a little shocked in his heart.

His men unanimously believed that there would be a high probability of war next year.

The Huns have settled their internal affairs, and now it's their turn.

They didn't want to give up this fertile land in the Hetao, and the Huns didn't want them to hold it.

Moreover, once we capture the Hetao, we can directly face the Central Plains Dynasty, and they can be threatened at any point along the entire long border.

This year they are in the west and next year they are in the east, so they have to deploy defenses everywhere and are exhausted.

Han was staring at the Xiongnu, and the Xiongnu seemed to be also staring at Han.

But again, it doesn’t matter whether Han is the boss or the second child.

It doesn't matter whether the Xiongnu is the boss or the second child.

His Yuezhi is definitely the third child of ten thousand years, so before the boss and the second child fight, he must kill the third child first.

"The Han Kingdom has not fully deployed its army yet. Even if we return to Luoyang now and wait for the Han army to deploy, it will be summer next year at the earliest. And the current Han army lacks horses for defense, which is naturally not a problem, but if something happens

It is naturally unrealistic for the Great Wall to come to the aid of the Yuezhi." Lu Jia analyzed rationally.

"Who wants your help from the Han Kingdom? Are we, the Great Yuezhi, still afraid of the Huns?" Agudamu looked at Lu Jia fiercely, this guy was just here to undermine their morale.

"Everyone will say harsh words. If you could beat me, why would you be here? If you encounter a problem and don't know how to solve it, how can you be a hero if you say harsh words here?" Lu Jia did not back down this time, but was ruthless.

He quarreled back.

"I wonder what the Han envoy has to say?" Wu Yun narrowed his eyes slightly and looked at Lu Jia, and said calmly.

Since Lu Jia is so calm, it means that he has a solution.
To be continued...