University Doctor and His Fragile Patients
Chapter 673 - 508: You Were Supposed to Go to School, Not Blow It Up
Su Bingbing: "If there was a chemical explosion in the experiment, wouldn’t the security personnel who rushed in to save people also be affected health-wise?"
"After all... it’s easy to produce some toxic gases or something..."
Chen Mu nodded.
Before Su Bingbing could voice her concern.
She heard Chen Mu continue, "That’s why I mentioned earlier that the university has equipped these special security personnel with relatively professional gear, including gas masks for them."
Su Bingbing: "..."
That really is the case.
It’s not just comprehensive; it’s very thorough.
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"Where are those people who were spreading rumors about our university hiring feng shui masters, why hasn’t anyone come out to apologize?"
"Exactly, Hai City University is so well-equipped because they’ve been through a lot."
"If we’re really calculating, our university’s chemistry lab has exploded before too. Chemical experiments are very dangerous. If something goes wrong, accidents indeed happen easily."
"This explosion looks so terrifying. I’m really worried about those fragile college students handling the experiments. Are they okay now?"
"Most likely not well. If we calculate, the fragile student handling chemicals might have been at the center of the explosion. How could they escape such a terrifying explosion?"
"If something really went wrong, wouldn’t Hai City University’s survival rate record from a few days ago be broken?"
"At a time like this, you’re still worried about Hai City University’s stupid record? I’m more concerned about the health of those involved. If they’re alive, see them alive; if they’re dead, find their bodies!"
"Alive or dead... Bro, you’ve not spared him either..."
"..."
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By the time Chen Mu arrived.
He already saw several fragile students placed on stretchers.
The security team leader in a security uniform pointed at one fragile student with a head injury and in a coma, saying irritably to Chen Mu, "This is the one who operated the reagent that caused the explosion."
"Are you sure?"
After the simplest examination of the patient, Chen Mu couldn’t help but question.
Chen Mu: "Although the patient’s injuries are severe, they didn’t have wounds caused by the explosion; instead, most of them are bruises and contusions."
"On the other hand, the other patients have traces of explosion-related injuries. The explosion should have nothing to do with this unconscious patient, right?"
Chen Mu frowned slightly.
"Heh..."
The security team leader in charge of the experimental building let out a cold laugh.
Then he raised his chin slightly towards the direction of the other patients, "Dr. Chen, what I said wasn’t without evidence; it was those victims over there who just told me."
"These guys are from the same experimental group."
"They are completing the same project thesis."
"And the explosion was caused by the reagent operated by this unconscious student before. As for why this student doesn’t have explosion injuries, heh..."
Despite the patient being in a coma.
The look in the security leader’s eyes towards the patient still held undisguised disdain and disgust, "That’s because someone hadn’t cautioned their partners when the experiment wasn’t over and ran off to get takeout."
"This also led to this explosion."
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"Oh my! If what the other students said is true, then even if this patient has the most severe situation, they’ll definitely be expelled."
"Having someone like this in the experimental team means there’s always a huge risk for everyone else in the team."
"Some experiment errors are understandable, as chemical experiments inherently involve trial and error. But errors like this, in a lab, are nearly unforgivable."
"We once had such a senior at our school; later, he knelt and begged outside the tutor’s office, yet the tutor mercilessly had the security staff escort him out."
"If they aren’t kicked out, should we hug and comfort them? They don’t value their own and their team members’ lives, but the school doesn’t need such a destructive presence!"
"Not to mention how dangerous it is for the other students in the lab with them. That explosion just now shattered a lot of glass; if someone was walking downstairs, wouldn’t they become a victim too?"
"Maybe he didn’t mean it. Why is there so much hostility in these comments; isn’t there a chance for forgiveness after making mistakes?"
"Tsk tsk! Talking about chances of forgiveness, please be a bit realistic when you open your mouth. Not every mistake deserves forgiveness..."
"..."
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"That’s right."
After hearing the security team leader’s statement,
Chen Mu looked at the patient with the most serious condition, and the sympathy and pity in his eyes were gone.
But when starting the treatment, Chen Mu couldn’t help but question, "Since he was just getting takeout, how did he end up being the most severely injured among all the patients here?"
To this.
Chen Mu was puzzled.
The security leader who knew everything before Chen Mu arrived opened his mouth irritably.
Security Leader: "As the culprit, I guess he figured out the cause of the explosion the moment it happened."
"According to the description of his classmates who saw him, he was quite flustered at the moment of the explosion."
"He even threw away the meal in his hand and rushed towards the lab focused solely on it."
Su Bingbing was surprised on the side, "The lab had exploded, and rushing towards the lab at a time like this without safety protection is very risky!"
Chen Mu, however, could understand the patient’s mindset at the time, "From his perspective, he just feels that he was the culprit of the explosion, and other classmates in the lab were innocent. Driven by immense guilt, he might have thought of saving a few people, so he could feel less guilty."
Hearing Chen Mu’s explanation.
The security leader nodded in agreement, "Dr. Chen’s assumption is similar to ours."
"Anyway, regardless of the reason, this student rushed toward their lab immediately after the explosion, but..."
When the security leader reached this point, he looked less angry.
More awkward and speechless, "The intention might be good, but this guy seriously lacks physical agility. In his haste, not only did he fail to rush up to rescue anyone, he even fell down the stairs..."
Chen Mu: "..."
Su Bingbing: "..."
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"Alright alright alright!!! If this guy wasn’t really so severely injured, I’d suspect whether he was trying to shirk responsibility or avoid going to the explosion site, causing him to fall."
"It shouldn’t be a fake fall. Those who fake a fall would instinctually protect themselves or cover critical body parts; this guy doesn’t seem like that..."
"It really doesn’t seem intentional. When Dr. Chen turned him over just now, I saw the injury at the back of his head was quite severe, which doesn’t look like someone who protected themselves beforehand."
"The head injury is very severe. With this level of concussion injury, there might be cerebral hemorrhage; it can be fatal. There’s no need to act to such an extent."
"If there are no other patients in the lab, isn’t this person who wasn’t even in the lab the most severely injured instead?"
"Hai City University: laying non-slip mats on all the campus staircases overnight."
"Though it might be hard to maintain the cleanliness of non-slip mats in crowded places, I feel Hai City University might indeed need some non-slip mats, as the stair-related mishaps seem quite frequent lately..."
"This isn’t the stairs’ fault either; our neighborhood has the same stairs as Hai City University, and we haven’t had any falling incidents!"
"Oh! Now there’s a falling incident; just called 120!"
"??? "