My 100th Rebirth a day before the Apocalypse novel Chapter 281

Observing the medical personnel and the doctor she had previously guided frantically trying to manage the influx of patients, Kisha realized she needed to take decisive action. She understood that without her intervention, their base risked collapsing from within, they would be overrun by zombies and chaos.

Stepping in to oversee the situation, she knew her vigilance was crucial to preventing a complete breakdown of their defenses.

Upon witnessing the pandemonium and the medical staff scrambling to attend to multiple patients at once, Kisha quickly stowed her lunch box into her inventory. Taking charge of the situation, she asserted her authority and organized the staff into action. Using her ’Eye of Truth’ ability, she identified patients exhibiting Talent or Gifts, grouping them together and assigning them to a single room.

This allowed family members to assist in caring for the sick, effectively lightening the load on the overburdened medical team.

Kisha directed the soldiers to cram as many folding beds as possible into each room, ensuring that even if patients were lying side by side, there was sufficient space for them to breathe and for caregivers to move around. With the shortage of beds, they improvised by using cardboard and other available materials to provide makeshift cushions for patients to lie on the floor.

Those without a gift or talent were placed in a separate room, isolated to minimize the risk of unanticipated transformations or awakenings. Kisha opted for this precaution due to the uncertainty surrounding their condition and the lack of personnel to monitor them closely.

By quarantining them separately, she aimed to prevent potential chaos that might ensue because of the delays in the medical staff’s attendance of the patients in these separate rooms.

Although the doctors and soldiers were concerned that this approach might lead to disastrous outcomes, they were unable to voice their doubts. The lead doctor had unwavering trust in Kisha’s judgment, whether due to her extensive knowledge of the virus or another factor entirely. He ensured that both medical personnel and soldiers followed her directives without question.

With the urgency of the situation, there was no time to inquire about her methods of grouping patients while maintaining individual room assignments.

For patients with uncertain outcomes, Kisha ensured they were isolated in individual rooms and assigned a dedicated caregiver to monitor them periodically. Fortunately, the medical staff, accustomed to high-stress situations, quickly adapted to Kisha’s plan. They devised a strategy based on her framework, assigning specific staff members to oversee a designated number of patients.

As long as Kisha approves, patients could be cared for by their families. The medical staff began to trust Kisha’s approach, feeling that her protective presence alleviated their fears and concerns about potential dangers. They also had faith in their lead doctor’s judgment, given his extensive experience in the medical field.

The staff began to suspect that Kisha knew more about the virus than anyone else, which led them to accept her leadership in assigning rooms. Her deliberate placement of patients, and avoiding random assignments, suggested she had a well-thought-out plan for managing the influx. With no better alternatives, they had no choice but to follow her directives.

Soon, the building was overwhelmed with hundreds of people, with even the corridors filled with patients lying on cardboard. To manage the situation, Kisha and her team hired additional help, compensating them with work points that could be used to purchase supplies from the Supply Center.

Though many feared for their lives and the risk of being the first casualties if a patient turned into a zombie, some boldly accepted the offer. They reasoned that, with the building already teetering on the edge of disaster, the risk was unavoidable. If a patient did turn and cause chaos, the outcome would be the same: they’d be overrun by zombies from within, with no place to escape.