After lunch on September 14, the hot air balloon also got a job as an ambulance driver in this hospital - they brought their own ambulances.

Under the afro's argument, Dalal and Hanwad became his partners, and even little Rama got on the co-pilot of the ambulance and acted as the announcer for the loudspeaker on the roof.

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Of course, although they were given jobs, there were actually no jobs for them.

This is a refugee camp, there is no electricity, and it is impossible to have a working phone, so all they can do is drive the car outside the window of their dormitory, sit in the car and wait stupidly in case they may be needed.

Even because of the shortage of fuel and medical supplies, for this hospital, the medicines and fuel carried in the emergency vehicle can play a greater role than the emergency vehicle itself.

Because of this, while Wei Ran, with the cooperation of Edelweiss, was busy performing an appendix surgery on a child in the operating room, the sewing machine had already called on the hot air balloon to help, and put a considerable part of the medicine and fuel tank in the car.

Most of the fuel was allocated to this hospital.

"I thought you were really a veterinarian."

In the operating room, Edelweiss said to Wei Ran, who was standing opposite the operating table, "It turns out you can sew so delicately."

"It's not like outside, where there are so many people lining up waiting for help."

Wei Ran didn't know what he was thinking of. He paused and continued, "We have enough time, but this little girl's life has just begun."

"Thank you" Edelweiss suddenly smiled with relief.

"Thank me for what?" Wei Ran raised his head and looked at the other party.

Edelweiss smiled and said while trying to cooperate, "I have been struggling just now. If you are still as rude as you were outside the refugee camp, should I stop you and then perform the surgery myself?"

"You should have some confidence in me," Wei Ran said helplessly.

"But your code name is Vet"

Edelweiss smiled, and while taking over the bandaging work, she also changed the subject, "There are far fewer wounded here than outside. Compared with doctors, what is lacking here is actually supplies."

"What do you want to say?" Wei Ran asked as he took off his gloves.

"If it's not so dangerous outside, I don't think we need to continue to waste time hiding in the refugee camp."

Edelweiss spoke out her plan, "I want to save as many people as possible before I leave here."

"When do you plan to leave here?" Wei Ran asked the second question.

"My original plan was to end the humanitarian relief mission here the week before Christmas."

Edelweiss said while fixing the gauze, "After I finish working here, I may go to the medical school of the University of Vienna to continue my studies."

"A good choice." Wei Ran followed the topic and asked, "Which field?"

"Medical Hypnosis"

After completing the bandaging work, Edelweiss explained a little shyly, "I have been interested in hypnosis since I was a child. Do you know about gypsies? Gypsies who can use crystal balls to hypnotize."

"I know" Wei Ran nodded.

"When I was little, my grandfather told me that he had seen gypsies who could actually hypnotize."

Edelweiss said, "In the camp where he worked, he said that the gypsy hypnotized the guard and successfully escaped."

"Then what?" Wei Ran asked with interest.

"Then my grandfather captured him and studied hypnosis with him for a long time."

Edelweiss shrugged at this point, "Although my grandfather did not learn hypnosis, he told me many stories about hypnosis, and I started to be interested in hypnosis from that time."

As if thinking of something, Edelweiss couldn't help but smile, "I even pestered my grandfather to buy me a crystal ball. My earliest dream was to be a gypsy witch who divined, until that glass ball Almost set my grandfather's house on fire."

"Where did you put it?"

"On the couch where my grandfather used to bask in the sun."

As Edelweiss spoke, she took a step back and allowed the Palestine nurse who was working with them to push the little girl on the operating table out of the operating room.

"You will go to the University of Vienna Medical School to study medical hypnosis," Wei Ran said as he walked outside the operating room, as if making a promise.

"Are you Aladdin's magic lamp?" Edelweiss couldn't help but joked with a smile.

"Who knows?" Wei Ran muttered vaguely.

"If you are really Aladdin's magic lamp," Edelweiss murmured to herself, "I would even want to make a wish..."

"What?"

"Forget it" Edelweiss forced a smile, "It's nothing."

Without continuing this helpless topic, the two of them walked out of the operating room one after another.

That afternoon, the two of them performed several more minor operations intermittently. During the free time in between, Edelweiss went to the clinic to help, while Wei Ran wandered upstairs and downstairs alone in the hospital. One circle.

There is nothing else about this Aka Hospital. What makes Wei Ran particularly satisfied is that just opposite their dormitory is the stairwell, which leads to both the upstairs and downstairs stairwells.

Going down the stairwell is the hospital's morgue. However, due to a power outage, it has obviously been out of service for a long time.

After looking around with a flashlight, Wei Ran, who originally planned to go in and take a look, also ran towards the operating room with Edelweiss at the call of the Palestinian female nurse named Sophia.

"She's a pregnant woman"

The nurse named Sophia said loudly, "The difficult labor was brought back by your car just now."

"Go find the cradle!" Edelweiss immediately said to Wei Ran, "You can't help!"

"good!"

As Wei Ran said this, he turned around and ran downstairs. He really couldn't be of much help in delivering a baby.

Letting the cradle in the consulting room take over his duties, Wei Ran said hello to the sewing machine and reluctantly wandered into the stairwell opposite the dormitory again.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Looking around, Wei Ran slowly lit a cigarette and took a puff, then walked into the dark basement holding a flashlight in one hand and a cigarette in the other.

Naturally, there is not only the morgue in this basement, but also other departments that have also been decommissioned. Standing at the stairs leading to the first floor, Wei Ran squatted down and put the cigarette in his hand on the edge of the steps, while also turning the beam of the flashlight.

Aiming at the smoke rising from the cigarette butt.

However, what disappointed him was that the smoke went straight up and down, almost undisturbed by the wind.

This of course does not mean that there are no ghosts in the basement with the morgue, but it does imply that the stairs he just came down may be the only entrance and exit to the basement of this building.

To put it more bluntly, if you need to hide here in the future, it will be okay if you are not discovered, but if you are discovered, it will be a desperate situation.

But at the same time, he knew that in the historical records, no matter how the little chairs tried to shirk the blame or hide it, the Falangist thugs who were instigated by them had indeed taken action against the medical workers in this hospital.

Picking up the cigarette butt and taking another sip, Wei Ran held up a flashlight and walked around room to room, looking for any suitable hiding place.

It can be seen that although this floor is out of service due to lack of power supply, the equipment inside has been properly sealed.

In contrast, the morgue is completely open, which is understandable. After all, there is nothing to steal in this place, not even corpses.

What is here, except for the rows of morgues after the power is cut off, is just a faint but hard-to-ignore smell of corpses.

Wei Ran opened a morgue and looked inside. After a moment of silence, Wei Ran turned around and walked out again.

There are people hiding here, but they cannot hide people. Once discovered, there is really no room for resistance. Now he can only count on the rented house to provide some hiding space.

Before returning to the first floor, he casually took off his white coat and put it on the handrail of the stairs. He climbed through the window at the end of the corridor and said hello to the hot air balloon sitting in the cab of the ambulance.

"Do you need me to take you there to see it?"

When the hot air balloon asked, he also handed over a cigarette and a bunch of keys, "Show the keys to the landlord, and he will let you in."

"No"

When Wei Ran took the key, he also rejected the other party's offer and cigarettes, "I can go by myself."

"Those things are under the bed in the room on the second floor facing the Kuwait Embassy," the hot air balloon said.

"Okay" Wei Ran nodded and started walking towards the outside of the hospital.

"Veterinarian, no, Dongfeng." The hot air balloon called to Wei Ran.

"What's wrong?" Wei Ran turned around and asked.

"Can you lend me your camera?"

The hot air balloon pointed at Rama who was sitting in the co-pilot, "There are too few Polaroid photo boxes, and you can't buy Polaroid photo boxes here."

"no problem"

Wei Ran agreed happily, "I'll get it for you later."

"Thanks"

The hot air balloon immediately said gratefully, "I want to find my wife and daughter's friends and take some photos for them."

"I will come back as soon as possible" Weiran once again made a promise and took another step.

Leaving along the side door of the hospital, Wei Ran walked aimlessly on the dilapidated streets.

Although it was his first time here, and although he could not understand Arabic, he could tell that this crowded refugee camp had formed a complete small social circle, and it seemed that everyone who passed by knew each other.

Similarly, compared to this harmonious "neighborhood relationship", he can also see the lack of supplies here and the harsh living environment.

Walking all the way through the streets, when he passed through a narrow alley less than one meter wide and came to the opposite street, he was only less than a hundred meters away from the house rented by the hot air balloon.

Instead of knocking on the door of the house in a hurry, Wei Ran walked into the alley next door.
To be continued...