Claude is still lying on the hospital bed recuperating. It has been more than a week. His complexion looks much better now. He can raise his head slightly to drink medicine and eat. He can still move his right hand a few times, but his left foot and left hand are still weak.
The whole waist is splinted and wrapped in a plaster. If you don't look at the face, it does look like a mummy. Dr. Perrent said that it takes a hundred days to break the muscles and bones. For the past two months, just lie in bed and stop moving your mouth.
That's fine.
Claude also learned about what happened to Chief Fitney from Belklin. Speaking of it, Belklin was the least injured among the four nobles. He was hit with an elbow by Chief Fitney.
On the right side of his face, two teeth were knocked out and a facial bone was broken. The pain caused him to cover his face and fall to the ground, rolling around and screaming. There were no injuries on his body. It was just that the entire half of his face was bruised and he couldn't chew when eating. In the past seven or eight days, he and Ke
Like Lord, he had to swallow some medicine and porridge to satisfy his hunger.
Aboyev's internal organs were affected by shock, displacement and bleeding. The injury was very serious. Because his physical fitness was not as good as Claude's, his recovery was a bit slow, so he is now lying on the hospital bed and unable to move like Claude. Murield is
The first one was attacked by Sergeant Fitney. His left ribs were broken, and his nose was shattered by a blow from Sergeant Fitney on the top of his knee. Although he is not in any danger now, he still has a big nose bridge on his face.
The bone muff is like wearing a mask, and you can only breathe through your mouth.
Diaverde's injury was the most serious. He was treated as a sandbag by Chief Fitney and was beaten unconscious on the spot. But the most serious injury was the last fall on his back, where he was hit as hard as a sack.
He hit the hard and cold ground so hard that he suffered multiple fractures all over his body and was tied up like a mummy like Claude. Dr. Perrent believed that Master Chief Fitney really killed him at that time. The so-called slight
The reason for the harsh attack is unjustifiable judging from the injuries of the four noble children...
But whether it was Claude or the four aristocratic children, they were not as eye-catching as Chief Fitney's injury. It spread not only to the Fulkby Hill Barracks, but also to the entire Blue Feather Army, becoming
A topic that countless soldiers talk about. What is closer to the truth is that Claude's last kick directly cut off Master Chief Fitney's lifeblood. There was no way to reconnect it, so the doctor had to cut off the thing.
The most exaggerated statement is that Claude kicked Master Fitney from a man to a woman, which also had the effect of sex change...
When Medical Corpsman Bell came over and grabbed Claude's dick to help him pee, he said that he heard Sergeant Fitney's miserable howl in the treatment center that day. The sound was so miserable that it made people feel sad.
The creepy impression left a deep impression on him, causing him to have nightmares for several nights. After hearing this, Dr. Perrent said that there must be an accident in the military camp, and we must be prepared for treatment. Then Chief Fitney and Crowe
They were all sent to a treatment center.
I unbuttoned Sergeant Fitney's pants, said Medic Bell. He said that when he first saw the injury, he didn't think it was serious. It was just a mess of blood and flesh, and it was basically visible.
Outlined. But I didn’t expect that two days later, the lower part had swelled to such a big size... Bell made a gesture as big as a basketball. It was black and bright, and the blood vessels and veins were swollen and distributed on the flesh ball. It looked like
Very disgusting...
Chief Fitney was in so much pain that he could not excrete a drop of urine for two days and two nights, and could not urinate at all. He begged for a dagger to kill himself. The pain was unbearable, and he could not eat or sleep.
The pain was so severe that he couldn't close his eyes. Finally, Dr. Perrent prepared a tube of anesthetic for him, anesthetized him into unconsciousness, and used a reed tube to help him excrete.
Guess what, Bell vividly described that what was excreted after inserting the reed tube was all pus, blood and urine, which was smelly and fishy. I originally thought that it would be better to excrete like this once, but it turned out that the next day there was another excretion there.
The swelling was the same as before, and the same pus, blood and urine came out again through the reed tube.
So Dr. Perrent said that this thing on Master Fitney's lower body is no longer useful. Both of his eggs are broken and inflamed. If they are not cut off, it may be life-threatening. So he did it for him yesterday afternoon.
I had surgery and had that thing removed...
For the medic Bell, he just told Claude this as an anecdote. After all, it was Claude's masterpiece. But when Claude heard this, he felt a chill in his back. The kick he used to fight back before he fell unconscious
For a man, kicking off the thing under Master Fitney is almost a lifelong shame and a life-and-death feud. Obviously, after Master Chief Fitney recovers, he will definitely fight to the death with him.
, even if something like this happens to me, I will definitely take revenge, no matter what the price.
Claude pretended not to care and asked the medical soldier Bell, how is Chief Fitney doing now?
What else could he do? Just lie down on the bed. Medic Bell didn't think too much. He told Claude that after Master Chief Fitney woke up yesterday, he found that he didn't have the man thing. He was so depressed that he couldn't help but lie in bed.
Silent, like a dead man, he would do whatever he was asked to do. This made Dr. Perrent, who had been paying attention to him and thought he would seek death and survival after he woke up, relieved. This was what he was most worried about, Sergeant Fitney
If you don't cooperate with treatment for a long time, you will struggle and the wound will not heal.
Dr. Parent said that Chief Fitney had to lie in bed for at least twenty days to heal the wound. It was his first time to do this surgery, so the wound was a bit big when it was cut. In addition, Chief Fitney had to be treated.
A urinary tube was installed to prevent urine infection and wound inflammation. For the next period of time, Sergeant Fitney was tied to the bed and unable to move. Dr. Petney was worried that any movement he made would cause the wound to bleed again...
Tied to the bed and unable to move? Claude couldn't help but feel a little happy when he heard the news from the medic Bell. It seemed like this was the best opportunity to eradicate the root cause. He wouldn't be able to kill Master Chief Fitney until his wounds healed.
So easy. Claude has already experienced his skills, and he doesn't want to be injured again. When he thinks that he will be attacked and retaliated by Master Fitney in the future, Claude will take advantage of your life to kill you.
determination.
It's just that Claude himself is tied up like a mummy and lying on the hospital bed, unable to move. He can't do anything to kill Chief Fitney at this time and eliminate this future threat. It will take two or three more days for Claude to recover from his injuries.
Months, and according to medical soldier Bell, it only takes a month and a half for Master Chief Fitney to recover from his injuries, which is half the time it took Claude.
Okay, now Claude can't even think about marrying Chief Fitney himself. He has to worry about whether he is still lying in bed and Chief Fitney wants to take revenge on him. At that time, he will
He became a fish to be slaughtered and was slaughtered by Master Chief Fitney...
As a last resort, Claude had no choice but to focus on Belklin. This guy only suffered facial injuries, but he was still alive and kicking. In the past two days, he had become familiar with the medical soldier Bell in the treatment center. If nothing happened, he would go to each cabin.
Running around, I figured I should know which wooden cabin Master Fitney was lying in to recuperate.
However, Claude couldn't think of any way to persuade Belklin to do it, and how to make Belklin do it without arousing suspicion from others. This is a military camp treatment center, and Dr. Perrente knows everything. As long as it is not natural,
If the injury resulted in the death of Master Chief Fitney, the flaw would soon be discovered.
In order to avoid Master Fitney's future revenge, he acted preemptively and ended up losing Belklin's life and his future in the military. This was another result that Claude did not want to see.
Claude, who had something on his mind, couldn't sleep at night. He sighed and stared at the dark log ceiling. Belklin, who lived in the same room with him, noticed something strange about Claude and got up and went to Claude.
He asked Claude what happened.
Claude said that after listening to Medical Corpsman Bell's story about Chief Fitney today, he felt that he might have struck too harshly at that time, but he couldn't blame himself because at that time Claude was only awakened by the severe pain.
He counterattacked instinctively. At that time, Master Fitney stepped hard on Claude's left calf, while turning his head to talk to the onlookers. He was unprepared, so he was hit by Claude and was crippled.
Lifeblood.
He deserves it! After hearing Claude's sigh, Belklin retorted, although Belklin felt very happy that Master Fitney lost the symbol of that man, it still could not extinguish his feelings for Master Fitney.
The fire of hatred.
In the past two days, he had been running around in the treatment center, just trying to find an opportunity to give Master Fitney a few more blows to make him suffer more. No one could hurt them without being retaliated against, and this was the case for the four of them back then.
They were established in the suburbs outside the east gate of the royal capital and bullied the gangsters. Precisely because everyone knew that the four of them would retaliate, they would pester them endlessly after offending them, and there was a noble family behind them who could not be ruthless, so the four of them
They lived relatively well in that area until their family sent the four of them here...
Then did you find the ward where Chief Fitney was recovering from his injuries? Claude's heart moved. This really coincides with it. Unexpectedly, Belklin also wanted to take revenge on Chief Fitney, although the purpose was different.
But Claude was still willing to see Chief Fitney suffer more and prolong the treatment time.
"It's no use, I found it but I can't get in." Belklin said dejectedly: "The military police team of the Military Justice Department has taken over the security of the treatment center. The door of the wooden house where Chief Fitney is recovering from his injuries is facing the guard post.
Except for Dr. Perrent and a medical soldier named Bai Ke, no one else is allowed in to visit, not even Bell..."
"Have you never tried the window? Climbed in from the back of the wooden house?" Claude asked.
Belklin smiled bitterly: "I've tried it before, but it didn't work. There is a sentry in front of the wooden house, and behind it is the military police team's dormitory. There are people there day and night. It is impossible to climb in without anyone noticing. You know where the wooden ward is?"
Where is it? It’s not with the buildings here on our side. It’s at the other end of the dormitory of Dr. Perrente and the medical soldiers, and there are iron railings around it..."
Well, Claude has given up completely. In this situation, there is no way he can attack Master Fitney, let alone pretending to be someone else. Even if he recovers, he will not be able to find him without being discovered.
He sneaked into the wooden ward when he was free. He felt a little strange, why was the ward where Chief Fitney was recovering from his injuries set up in such a heavily guarded place? Is there anything about him that the Legion should pay attention to?
"By the way, boss, a colonel came to see you last night." Belklin said, "You happened to have taken the medicine and fell asleep."
"Colonel?" I don't know a colonel... Claude asked: "How do you know he is a colonel?"
"Epaulettes, my grandfather was also a colonel back then, and I still have the epaulettes left by him at home. There are three silver crescents on them, which are exactly the same as the epaulettes of the colonel who came yesterday afternoon." Berklin recalled: "I was stunned at the time.
I couldn't say anything. The colonel was very kind, so he and Dr. Perente entered the room, said hello to me, and then stood by your bed and asked Dr. Perente.
I said a few words about your injury and then left. Before leaving, you even said hello to me. I don’t even know how I answered that time..."
It seems that this colonel should have been sent by the army to deal with this incident of retaliatory injuries during training. According to the medical soldier Bell, this incident has spread widely, and basically all the soldiers of the Blue Feather Army are aware of this incident.
The impact was so great that the entire legion tightened its grip on military discipline and strictly prohibited veterans from bullying new recruits. Especially at this time, the Blue Feather Legion was undergoing recruitment and expansion, with thousands of new recruits joining the camp every month.
Strangely, Claude was confused. In such an incident of retaliation leading to injury during training, a major would be enough. Why would a colonel be sent here? It seems that the impact of the matter is too great and the consequences will be serious. I don’t know what I am doing.
After the first injury is healed, you will be punished and imprisoned for a few days...