The Enigmatic Return (Neera and Jean) novel Chapter 1325

Neera first used a sterilized scalpel to make two incisions on the wound at his back. From the hardened skin and muscle tissue, she carefully extracted the poisoned stealth weapon.

Then she sought a way to stop the bleeding and slow down the man's blood flow as much as possible while cleansing the affected blood.

During the rescue process, she realized that this method was ineffective, produced minimal results, and was a waste of time.

She had no choice but to take a risky leap, opting for the most dangerous, yet the most straightforward method—a blood transfusion.

Stepping out of the medical room, she saw everyone gathered in the corridor. She quickly removed her mask and asked, “I remember back in Essley, there were blood bags that matched his blood type and wouldn't cause a rejection reaction. Do we have any here?”

Avery's illness was unique. Whenever it struck, it would always be accompanied by excessive blood loss. Therefore, he had collected numerous bags of blood from around the world that were compatible with his own. These served as a substitute for homologous blood, allowing him to avoid the need for emergency blood donors. Instead, he could directly replenish his blood using these bags whenever he lost too much.

“Yes! I'll go get it!” Violet was the first to respond.

She turned around and was about to run when Neera stopped her.

“You can't carry all that by yourself. Call someone to go with you and bring back more.”

Upon hearing this, Violet was taken aback.

In the past, when it came to blood transfusions, usually one or two bags were enough. But now...

Rio slowly rose to his feet, asking her, “Ms. Garcia, could it be that you intend to...”

Before he had even finished speaking, Neera made it clear what he intended to do next.

“The toxin in his body is too deep-seated, and it would take too much effort to cleanse it. We might miss the critical moment for treatment. I'm going to perform a blood transfusion, draining all the affected blood from his body and replacing it with fresh blood.”

Upon hearing these words, everyone present couldn't help but feel their hearts tremble.

Chad couldn't help but ask, “Has it become this serious?”

Neera nodded firmly. “It's very serious. If we don't drain the affected blood from his body soon, his life will certainly be in danger.”

Blood transfusion is a major operation, and reaching this point indicated that the situation had already spiraled out of control.

After a two-second pause, Chad said in a deep voice, “All right. We all trust your medical skills. Let's do as you suggest.”

Rio and Ronald shared the same thoughts. However, Albert suddenly stood up, directing various questions to Neera with a sense of indignation.

“I disagree! It's such a risky operation. Can you bear the responsibility if it fails? No, we absolutely cannot proceed with the blood transfusion for Avery. I will call for another doctor immediately!”

As he spoke, he pulled out his phone, ready to make a call.

Rio immediately stopped him, scolding loudly, “Enough is enough! Do you want to create more chaos here? Ms. Garcia's medical skills are unparalleled! Whatever she says goes. All we need to do is patiently wait for the results!”

Albert snorted coldly. “Rio, it seems like you've been bewitched by Neera, haven't you? She's just a girl who knows a bit of medicine. How skilled can she be? You're entrusting Avery's life to her. Isn't this nonsense? If anything happens to Avery, how are you going to explain it to the Cox family?”

At this moment, Neera spoke in a cold voice. “Are you genuinely concerned about Mr. Cox's safety, or are you deliberately obstructing me, trying to delay the treatment for your own selfish desires?”

“What nonsense are you spouting? Slandering me with your bloody lies!” Albert glared at her, his attitude extremely hostile. “I think it's you who's acting out of selfish desires, trying to harm Avery. You—”

Before he could finish his words, suddenly, Violet rushed over with a fierce look on her face. She held a dagger to his throat, her bright eyes tainted with a violent aura.

“Say one more word, and I'll end you right here and now!”

Albert jumped in surprise, leaning against the wall behind him, looking at her in a state of panic.

He knew that this young girl was the apple of Avery's eye. She was bold and decisive, never once speaking falsely. He dared not say anything anymore.

Neera's expression was icy cold. Ignoring Albert, she called out to Violet and said, “Go get the blood bags. Time waits for no one.”

Violet finally gave Albert a warning glance before she let him go and turned to leave.

Before long, the bags of blood were brought over.

After six hours of relentless efforts, Neera was finally able to extract all the affected blood from Avery's body despite the immense difficulties. She then replaced it with fresh blood.

After the rescue effort, some color returned to Avery's face.

However, Neera dared not let her guard down, not even for a moment.

The forty-eight hours following the blood transfusion were the most critical. She dared not slack off even the slightest bit.

If something unexpected really did happen and she couldn't respond in time, Avery's life would also be in danger.

In the corridor, everyone was anxiously waiting.

Upon hearing Neera say that the blood transfusion was successful, everyone felt a bit more at ease.

However, learning that Avery was still not out of danger, they remained restless and anxious.

Compared to Avery, Adriana naturally cared more for Neera. Seeing her looking unwell and seemingly lacking in strength, she couldn't help but worry.

“Neera, you should take a break. Let someone else take over. You've been rescuing him for so long. Your body can't possibly hold up.”

Neera took a sip of water, moistening her dry throat and lips, then shook her head in refusal.

“No, I'd rather keep an eye on him myself. Otherwise, I won't be at ease. In case anything unusual happens, I can intervene promptly.”