Chapter 250

Name:A Hospital in Another World? Author:
Chapter 250

Garrett Nordmark held the surgical knife and questioned life.

Can’t cut it?

Can’t move it?

Is this corpse frozen too hard? Should I wait a bit longer for it to thaw completely? Or should I add some heat, like, set the microwave to defrost mode, and turn it on for three minutes?

Or maybe, is it because I forgot to bow to the anatomy teacher in advance?

NEVER!

That’s the enemy, a spy who infiltrated the laboratory to sabotage, not the anatomy teacher!

Just like in a medical school in Northeast China, the corpses used for dissection are all from the little devils of that year, and the school teachers and students never bow to them!

Or...

He collected himself, pinching the knife handle between his thumb, middle finger, ring finger, and pinky, while placing his index finger on the back of the knife. The knife tip was at a right angle to the incision, and he tried to stab downwards. This knife had been refined through countless trials, the standard surgical grip, impeccable in posture, angle, and force. The skin of the corpse’s abdomen slightly gave way, but...

Even with Garrett exerting all his strength, the resistance did not diminish, showing no sign of being pierced.

Ah, indeed, it’s really hard to cut when it’s frozen stiff. How long has it been since I felt this sensation? Since I started working, I’ve only been cutting living people. I haven’t cut an anatomy teacher...

Ugh, soaking in formalin for so long, it feels really hard to cut. When I make the incision, it feels as tough as cowhide. And formalin stings the eyes, while this ice coffin is thawing, at least it doesn’t have any smell yet.

But still, not being able to cut is ultimately a problem. Garrett pondered for a while, looking left and right. If it were any other physical task, even if it were carrying a thigh or resetting bones, Bernard could do it without any problem, but dissection...

Can I entrust this delicate task to him? Entrusting it to him wouldn’t be dissection; it would be chopping meat with a big knife! Besides, dissection is a kind of work, but also a kind of enjoyment, something that cannot be entrusted to others!

He looked left and right. On both sides, the necromancers were laughing—each one was covered in protective gear, with black leather robes, shiny beaks, and a range of laughter coming from beneath the bird masks, sounding particularly eerie. Under the pale light of the shadowless lamp, Garrett reflexively shuddered:

Garrett cried out in shock, but there was nothing he could do. A chunk of frozen meat slammed into his face, causing him to stagger backward. He hurriedly wiped away the blood and flesh stuck to his eyes and mouth, then turned his head and retched. After vomiting for a long time, he finally recovered and looked back, only to find...

...The necromancers around him were laughing louder and louder!

"Ha ha ha ha! Little Garrett, your first dissection exploded. Don’t worry, it’s just the first time. It happened to everyone!"

"Ha ha ha ha! Looks like this corpse’s flesh is still quite hard. You’ll need to wait a bit longer for it to thaw before you can cut it open..."

"Ha ha ha ha! Little Garrett, you’re too naive. This is just a tiny test of the will. You’ll have to get used to it if you want to become a first-rate necromancer!"

...

Garrett stood frozen in place, feeling as if he had been struck by lightning. He looked at the laughing necromancers around him and finally understood...

I’m not the only one who thinks they’re scary.

I’m not the only one who thinks they’re eerie.

I’m not the only one who thinks they’re cold-blooded.

I’m not the only one who thinks they’re crazy.

I’m not the only one who thinks they’re frightening...

But... He looked around at the necromancers, and a faint smile appeared on his face. That’s right, I’m not the only one. There are others, too!

Even if the corpses explode, even if the corpses’ eyes are gouged out, even if the corpses laugh, even if the corpses cry, even if the corpses rot, even if the corpses fight back...

...I’m not the only one.

We’re all the same! We’re all necromancers!

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