It's not that hard to open a hospital in another world, right?

Chapter 309 Potassium, calcium, sodium, magnesium and aluminum, the patient follows you

When Gretel was so poor that he couldn't even afford a shadowless lamp—no, he couldn't even afford 1/36 of a shadowless lamp, he once studied how to rub the flame with hands at low cost.

The conclusion of the research is that the enchantment is the most expensive thing, and the enchantment is expensive mainly because of the material - it needs to use ruby ​​powder!

This is too expensive!Rubies, the output of the Kingdom itself, are tears to say the least.If you want to use it in large quantities, you must either smuggle it from the kingdoms under the rule of the Holy See, or smuggle it from the orc wasteland farther away, or transport it from the southern black continent and the new continent... The southern black continent is basically in the Under the rule of the glorious Holy See!
Gretel couldn't figure it out, why did he have to use rubies?Isn't that thing aluminum oxide?Adding some chromium makes it red, adding some iron or titanium makes it blue, and mixing other elements makes it a different color... so why don't we just use alumina?Or, simply use aluminum...

But thinking about the smelting of aluminum is not so easy. There was an era in history that was more expensive than gold, and he was relieved again.After all, rubies that are scattered, have a lot of impurities, and are of poor quality can be ground to make powder, and metal aluminum or the like can be made without doing it, and the cost is so expensive!
Gretel wanted to try electrolytic aluminum, but lacked the conditions to point out the electrolytic skills.After he clicked out the skill tree, he plunged into bacterial cultivation again.Electrolytic aluminum?It seems that a group of brothers and sisters in Aurora are playing various electrolysis, let them play, it would be good to play something.

Well, now being forced, Gretel remembered this.The first step to think of this is to rub the electrolytic aluminum by hand - what are you thinking, of course to check the literature!
Gretel held the badge and went straight to the control room at the top of the tower:
"MOSS, please help me find papers related to electrolysis."

"Good master. Search papers, keywords, electrolysis. MOSS will search for you immediately, please wait."

Taling replied without hesitation.One of the advantages of having a high-level mage tower is that you can directly check the literature through the tower spirit.It is said that the White Pagoda and the mage towers on the peak can be checked immediately after the new paper is uploaded;
The high-level mage towers around the city of Nevis can be searched as long as they have been uploaded for more than half a month;
I'm sorry for the high-level mage towers in other places. Depending on the maintenance frequency of the council, it is generally half a year to a year behind;
Ordinary mage towers in other places, like the one where Gretel stayed before, the mage tower in Hartland City... It is better to subscribe to the magazine yourself. As for the papers that cannot be published, they are generally invisible...

MOSS query papers are very efficient.The crystal ball flickered a few times, and a light screen was already projected, with ten items on the top page, thesis title, key words, and abstract.Gretel turned a few pages and found that since he came up with the electrolysis technology last year, there have been countless magicians who have worked hard on it, and they have published more than 100 papers!
"It's great! I don't need to do liver electrolysis myself!" Gretel was excited.It is indeed right to spread the technology out!How many technology trees can be promoted by one person, and so many magicians research together is the right way to promote the progress of the parliament!

As for too many papers, it is difficult to search or something, this is too easy to solve...

"MOSS, query keywords, electrolysis, new substances."

"MOSS, query keywords, electrolysis, metal."

After checking, Gretel was overjoyed.The Evocation Department and the Transformation Department each have a magician claiming that they have made a "strange white metal".Gretel spent the price of one contribution point for each paper, printed the two papers, and found that they even measured the density, hardness, melting point and other indicators of the metal, and the gap between the indicators is quite large...

Is it two metals?Gretel went to the trading center, bought both metals, and asked Mr. Norwood to try enchanting.Not long after, Mr. Norwood ran over with a shocked face holding a silver rod:
"Boss, where did you find it? It's so easy to use!"

"Can it work?"

"It works!"

These two silvery-white metals - one lighter, the other slightly heavier - were used to enchant Eternal Flame, and both produced quite good results.The slightly heavier one, which Gretel guesses is aluminum, casts spells more smoothly than ruby ​​powder, consumes less mana, and lasts longer (Gretel guesses that is because ruby ​​powder with poor quality contains a lot of impurities after all).

As a result of enchanting with magnesium, the silver rod emits an extremely dazzling white light!

"Okay! Mr. Norwood, please write a paper. Let's send the paper and the two metals to Master Tolga!"

The Torga mage has found a treasure.It can even be said that the entire alchemy workshop is like a treasure.The raw materials for making these two metals are cryolite and bauxite for the former, and bitter soil and dolomite for the latter, both of which are produced in large quantities in the kingdom.No more messing with ruby ​​powder!

That thing is thin, broken, and hard, and it's painful to grind, so don't grind it, enchanting is not easy to use!

Finally, there is no need to fight with various low-grade ruby ​​mines!

Mage Tolga, Mr. Norwood, and the two wizards who electrolyzed the strange metal plunged into research to increase production.Set up a hydroelectric generator, wind a coil to increase the voltage, increase the current, make a larger and larger mercury arc rectifier, a larger electrolyzer...

what?
Want Gretel to attend someone's funeral?

What do you want to take back that sentence?

Let him die!Oh, it's a funeral, right? That damned person is already dead...

The School of Change turned collectively and directly kicked back Baron Hopman's request.And Grete himself happily led the students to start the practical work of infectious disease treatment.

The hospital was finally completed, and the group of apprentices led by Gretel was finally able to independently conduct microscopic examinations of bacterial cultures for cholera, dysentery, scarlet fever, diphtheria and many other infectious diseases.The question now is, where to find patients?
Squatting in the treatment facility?

Go to various temples and ask if there are any patients with infectious diseases, please remember to turn around?
Or is it like the priest of the God of Nature Church, or like the bell doctor in the previous life, walking around the streets to find patients?
Waiting for a plague to break out in the city, and then arresting people everywhere?

It's not impossible, but when a large number of ready-made cases are needed to teach students, this method of waiting for patients to fall from the sky is obviously inconvenient.Gretel decided to take a multi-pronged approach. Please ask the temple, the church, and the city hall. Then, he took two young priests from the God of Nature Church and squatted to the treatment center in the port area.

Not seen for a while, the treatment center is still the same.Businessmen, clerks, and apprentices came and went. Occasionally, poor people in shabby clothes looked sad and hesitated back and forth at the door of the treatment center, wanting to enter and then stopping.Near dinnertime, there would be injured dock workers limping in with blood on their arms or legs, coming in to see if they could get a heal, or mothers rushing in with their babies in their arms...

All in all, the priests stationed there were basically able to deal with it skillfully, and Gretel didn't find any signs of infectious disease, requiring him to activate the emergency plan.

Two days of calm and leisure passed.At noon on the third day, Gretel was quietly reading a book in the treatment center, when suddenly the door was on fire, and a group of crew members rushed in:
"My lord pastor! — My lord pastor, help me!"

Gretel stood up abruptly.In just a moment, the treatment center was full of blood:
There were at least twenty or thirty crew members who were sent in.Bleeding, suspected broken arms, suspected broken legs, loud moaning, unconscious... The worst wounded was carried by two people, and two people supported him one after the other body, keep him from shaking:

A long iron bar was inserted straight from his back to his chest, running through his entire body!
It wasn't too far from the port, but the wounded had bled unknowingly, and almost all of their clothes were stained red.The material of the clothes is good, but the skin on the face and hands is rough. It is obvious that he is also a seaman—maybe a high-ranking seaman.There was a half-old man beside him, panting, and his woolen coat was covered with blood. As soon as he entered the door, he slapped the money bag on the table:

"Master Pastor, please save him first! He is my son!"

Gretel jumped up with Reverend Matthew.Reverend Matthew called out:
"Everyone come out! Aaron, you go to the God of War Temple to call someone! Franz, you go to the Spring Temple! Call the high-level priest! It must be high-level! We can't deal with this kind of injury!"

Gretel has already rushed to the wounded, looking over them quickly and sorting them out quickly.For those with broken arms, sit while they are broken, and for those with broken legs, sit while they are bleeding. For those who are bleeding, throw a tourniquet, gauze, etc., and point them to where to tie them, or point them to hold them firmly.Looking back and looking back, he shouted to the two apprentices he brought:
"Tear off the clothes of the wounded! Tear off! If it doesn't work, cut it off! Wash the skin, clean the area around the wound with alcohol, wait for us to take over!"

He took a quick look around and sorted out all the patients who were temporarily not life-threatening and could be postponed for treatment.Going back to the center of the hall, the upper body of the wounded man with the penetrating wound had all his clothes cut off, revealing his bare back, and the iron bar on the right rear side was particularly terrifying.

Pastor Matthew bowed his head to the wounded and prayed, white light fell one by one, but he dared not touch the iron bar.The headed old man was frowning, pacing by the side:
"Master Pastor, how is it? Can it be revived?... Can it be revived?"

"It's hard to say..." Pastor Matthew finished a prayer, looked up and sighed. "I can only support him as much as possible until the high-level healer comes over to see if he can pull out the thing. Sigh, this injury is too dangerous, I'm not sure at all..."

"How long will it take for them to come?"

"If it goes well, at least an hour... Alas, I don't know if I can hold it... Bring the healing potion! Bring more!"

Gretel was silent beside him.He called an apprentice to hold the [Endless Ink Pen], squatted opposite the wounded, and checked repeatedly with [Detect Magic].After a while, he raised his head and interjected:
"Otherwise...can I help?"

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Great Little Theater:

Master Tolga: Can a paper be written in a few days on genetic diseases?

Gretel (thinking): At least a few batches of peas, probably three years...

Tolga (surprised): Three years is too long!

Gretel: No, I remembered, I have the plant birth spell!One week, one week will give you the paper!

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