The guardian's sword by Taking Cigarette novel Chapter 1913

Listening to the discussion and criticism of the people around him, Nirina was unfazed.

Also worried, Valentina leaned over and asked, ”Commander, is this man badly hurt? Can you treat him?”

Nirina had finished examining his wounds.

He looked at Valentina and the people around him and said, “Don’t worry. The man’s injuries aren’t serious. It’s just that a major artery in his leg was nicked by the motorcycle wreckage. He’s unconscious due to sudden impact and massive blood loss. Just stop the bleeding in time and give him some time to recover, and he’ll be fine. He’ll wake up naturally.”

Nirina started the treatment after saying this, but the people around him looked doubtful. The traffic policeman also looked suspiciously at Nirina, and his face was full of distrust.

“Do you know medicine? Are you a doctor?” The traffic policeman asked.

“I know medicine, but I’m not a doctor…” Nirina answered.

He meant he was not a professional doctor who worked in a hospital.

However, when he heard Nirina say he was not a doctor, the traffic policeman immediately yelled, “You’re not a doctor. Why pull such a stunt? What if you make his injuries worse?”

The old men and women around him also persuaded Nirina, ”Young man, you’re kind, but good intentions go wrong sometimes.”

“Yeah, you’d better leave him alone until the ambulance arrives.”

“You’re not a doctor or the one who hit him. Why are you so eager to heal him? What do you want? What if you kill him? I’ll see what you’re going to do!”

The sarcastic comments upset Valentina.

Valentina lost his temper.

”Shut up! My boss is treating the man. You can’t help anyway. What’s all this fuss? All you do is cause chaos! If anyone says one more word, I won’t go easy on you!” Valentina said and rolled up his sleeve, revealing his strong muscles.

Nirina ignored what was going on around him and focused on treating the wounded man.

Then Nirina released his left hand to rip off the front of his top. He tied the man’s thigh wound with one hand and tightened it.

All the while, Nirina kept his right hand pressed on the acupoint above the injured man’s wound.

The acupoint compressed the major arteries of the legs, temporarily blocking the blood vessels. This way, it could effectively stop the blood loss, but Nirina could not press on it forever. It was why he tore off a piece of cloth and tied it around the man’s thigh as a rope, putting a tight strangle on the blood vessels in his thigh, which could also help stop the bleeding.

Everyone was quiet, watching Nirina and the wounded man.