Man in the Ark: Revitalizing Kazdel

“Don’t be nervous, we mean no harm.” Roy noticed the tremor in his voice and turned around as he spoke. He saw several middle-aged miners standing outside the door, their faces shrouded in dust and grime. Their expressions, hidden in the darkness, conveyed numbness, hatred, confusion, and panic…

The immense pressure of survival has turned these poor people into easily frightened birds, and any unusual noise will trigger excessive tension.

"You...aren't the disciplinary squad?" The tense miner, holding a makeshift crossbow, noticed the triangular insignia on his Rhodes Island uniform, and his tense expression relaxed slightly. He didn't recognize the insignia, as long as it wasn't the eagle badge of the disciplinary squad.

“I am the leader of the medical organization Rhodes Island, this is Ms. Talulah, the leader of the Reunion Movement, and as for this one…” Roy introduced the people next to him one by one, but when he introduced Black Serpent, he suddenly stopped and gestured for her to speak for herself.

"I am a university teacher from Saint-Germain, forced into this escape, just like you." Black Serpent truly lived up to his reputation as a master manipulator of people's hearts.

She placed herself in the same difficult situation as the miners to lower their guard. She concluded by adding, "We're here to help you."

"We've come down here looking for medicine. Do you have any?" The middle-aged miner turned down the brightness of his flashlight, the orange light illuminating the ground in front of him, his tone filled with hope.

During the removal of the GPS chip, his son, unable to bear the pain, moved around and accidentally inflicted a large wound with the sharp scalpel. Although emergency hemostasis measures were taken, without anti-inflammatory medication, his son could very likely die from wound infection.

The middle-aged miner remembered that the man had said he was the leader of a medical organization and should carry his medication with him at all times.

“There are some regular medications, as well as anti-Oripathy drugs,” the Reunion Movement member in charge of drug management and distribution immediately replied.

"Do you have any anti-inflammatory drugs?" The middle-aged miner ignored the even rarer and more precious anti-ore disease medicine and anxiously pressed for an answer.

However, his companions' eyes lit up, and their gazes towards him instantly became eager. Anti-Ore Disease potions were absolutely life-saving in the mining area, but unfortunately, they were not only ridiculously expensive but also extremely rare; most people had never even seen one.

"Yes," the Reunion member nodded, giving an affirmative answer.

"Please, can you save my child? He's badly injured and desperately needs anti-inflammatory medicine." The middle-aged miner rushed forward anxiously, tightly grasping the Reunion Movement member's hand, his wrinkled, aged face filled with urgent pleading.

“Take us there, we have a doctor in our group.” Roy patted the middle-aged miner on the shoulder, calming the man’s agitation, and nodded to the other miners.

Led by the miners, Roy met the remaining dozens of miners in the upper laboratory, as well as researcher Li Boli, who was performing surgery on the miners.

As Ralkin paced back and forth, he noticed that his companion, who had just gone down, had brought a group of strangers with him, and immediately went up to inquire about the situation.

“They are also people forced to flee, and they have the medicine we need now, and they also have doctors,” a miner answered Relkin’s question with a happy smile on his face.

With the support of professional doctors and medication, the process of removing the positioning chip will be much safer and faster, and the companion will suffer less.

After a brief introduction, the doctors and researchers from the Reunion Movement worked together to quickly treat the wounds of the seriously injured young miner.

The anxious middle-aged miner was finally relieved and kept thanking the two benefactors who had saved his son's life.

After giving the father some instructions on how to treat the injured, Researcher Li Boli sat down to rest. The task of removing the positioning chip was handed over to the doctor from the Reunion Movement.

Roy happened to have some questions about "Oka," so he sat down next to the dejected and exhausted Liberi researcher. He silently cast a spell to alleviate mental fatigue, helping her to clear her mind and answer the following questions.