I Teach Kendo in Tokyo

Kazuma rushed up to grab the steering wheel before the opponent locked the steering wheel, and knocked the steering wheel back-this is the only way to escape the danger!

The van turned sharply again.

The majestic horn sound of the dump truck was distorted into a strange state under the Doppler effect brought about by the drastically changing distance.

Although I missed the dump truck at the very close, the van was hit by a private car in the opposite lane.

The overturned van crashed into the guardrail on the side of the road, and then rushed out along the bank of the river, all the way down, into the cold water of the river.

Kazuma ignores the pain of the collision when the car just crashed, he stood up with support and hugged Chiyoko who had already rolled from the back seat to the front.

My sister's breathing is steady, although her head is broken, it shouldn't be a major problem.

He pulled his sister, intending to open the side door.

However, the side door that was closed in the collision was obviously stuck because of the deformation of the slide rail.

This seems to be one of the inherent stubborn diseases of the van. It is difficult to open the side door after a car accident.

Water poured into the car quickly.

Kazuma held his breath and kicked towards the door with all his strength.

There are iron bars on the windows of the rear compartment, so you can't get out through the windows.

First foot, second foot!

The water overflowed the neck of Kazuma.

Kazuma took a final breath and kicked towards the car door for the third time.

This foot allowed the upper slide rail that had been loosened to separate outwards, and the car door was also separated from the car body.

Kazuma hurriedly took his sister, got out of the van that had stopped at the bottom of the river, and swam to the surface with all his might.

A few seconds later, the head of Kazuma came out of the water.

He exhaled, then lifted his sister's head out of the water.

But Chiyoko apparently had a lot of water in her lungs, and she didn't breathe.

Kazuma struggled to swim to the shore, but fortunately, the distance was not far.

After getting ashore, Kazuma first cleaned the nose and mouth to make sure that nothing was blocking Chiyoko's airway.

Then there is cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

Kazuma lived by the sea in the previous life. Every year in the typhoon season, the school will specialize in popular science knowledge of drowning first aid.

In Japan, first aid and disaster prevention are included in the compulsory courses of elementary and junior high schools.

However, some first aid knowledge is wrong, such as water control.

Moreover, the structure of the human body is inherently adaptable to water. When water enters the throat, it will trigger unconditioned reflexes. The structure of the throat will automatically close the respiratory tract and prevent water from entering.

This mechanism does not require people to be conscious. It is an unconditional reflex and an instinct.

So most drowning, there is not much water in the respiratory tract.

People who are not adapted to water have already been eliminated in the long evolution.

In the first aid of drowning, there are two important steps. First, clean up the foreign body in the nose and mouth, and perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation quickly after cardiac arrest.

As long as cardiopulmonary activity resumes, most drowning people can survive. Controlling water is actually a waste of time.

So when Kazuma was in junior high school in the previous life, the school's safety lectures before the summer holidays no longer required water control.

After all, there are a lot of drowning children living by the sea every summer, and the relevant hospitals have very rich rescue experience.

Kazuma immediately began to give Chiyoko artificial respiration after confirming that the mouth, nose and respiratory tract were unobstructed.

He took a deep breath, and while ensuring that Chiyoko's airway was unblocked, he straightened Chiyoko's head, raised his chin, and straightened his airway.

Then he pinched Chiyoko's nose and gently opened his mouth.

The key to artificial respiration is to blow up the chest cavity.

Kazuma took five consecutive breaths, and Chiyoko's chest was observed to rise.

Then he went to the next step and began to quickly press the middle point of Chiyoko's chest vertically.

After several compressions, Chiyoko coughed, indicating that her cardiopulmonary function had recovered, and a small amount of water in the respiratory tract was sucked into the lungs, triggering a natural drainage response.

After continuous coughing, Chiyoko's breathing was completely restored.

Kazuma stopped pressing, observed the pattern and amplitude of the chest ups and downs, and then relaxed.

My sister was rescued.

Then he stood up, turned his head and looked at the river, making sure that no one else was alive ashore.

The others should have been injured much more severely than in Kazuma)," and they suddenly fell to the bottom, and they should not have the ability to escape.

At this time, Kazuma suddenly heard someone yelling from behind: "Traffic Section of the Ge's Police Station!"

Kazuma turned around and saw a policewoman driving a Yamaha policeman with a lamb down the stairs of Boti, then handsomely sideways to a sudden stop-failure.

The little sheep rushed directly into the water, but the policewoman on the bike had jumped off the car and stood up after a few rolls, pulling the uniform skirt back to its original position.

She glanced at the bike that had rushed into the river and disappeared, and slapped her forehead hard: "Damn it, I'm going to write a report again."

Then the short-haired policewoman turned her gaze to Kiryuu Kazuma.

She looked at Kazuma from head to toe, and then at Chiyoko who was lying on the ground.

"Is the girl okay?"

"It's okay, breathing resumes."

"Really." The policewoman stared at Kazuma, "Stand still, raise your hands! I chased all the way and saw clearly, Dr. Indiana Jones!"

Kazuma was shocked, what, Raiders of the Lost Ark was released a year earlier?

Kazuma opened her mouth to ask a question, and the policewoman shouted: "You can choose to remain silent~www.readwn.com~ but every word you say will become a testimony in court!"

In Kazuma, the nervous mood just relaxes at this time, just when he wants to fly against the wind in his unrestrained mood, so he decides to whistle out this mood.

So he played the theme song of Indiana Jones.

Then Kazuma found that harmonica practice obviously improved his whistling skills, and he actually played like that.

The policewoman's brows were slightly loose.

She was obviously preparing for Kazuma just now. Japanese traffic police are equipped with guns, but female police may not have them.

In the Japanese police system in 1980, most of the use of policewomen remained in the "vase" stage.

Therefore, the "Arrest Warrant", which was serialized in 1986, actually has a lot of artistic processing, and the two "Sisters of Tuoqiang" belong to a category higher than life.

At this time, the sound of police sirens came from far and near above the breakwater.

Immediately afterwards, a small police car slammed its brakes and drifted, and stopped at the upper edge of the anti-wave board in a dangerous posture of a thousand miles away.

The policewoman in the driver's seat opened the door and immediately shouted: "Xia Shu! Are you okay!"

"It's okay!" The short-haired policewoman waved and shouted.

Kazuma was so shocked, was it really an arrest warrant?

He couldn't help asking: "Do you know a manga artist named Fujishima Kosuke?"

"Kansuke-kun? He lives in Changluzhuang, a rental apartment next door to my house, but isn't his surname Laijima? Isn't there a difference between Chinese characters and Fujishima?"

Kazuma is staggering.

It turned out to be like this... the world is amazing.

At this time, Kazuma really thought that this incident was temporarily over, so he relaxed and let himself experience the subtle dislocation brought by the difference in time and space, and the joy of meeting with childhood memories.