A crown princess who doesn't do infrastructure construction isn't a good doctor.

Seeing that the first round went smoothly, everyone was not worried about the following rounds. Instead, each team encouraged their own participants.

However, just when everyone thought nothing would go wrong, a scream and a cry of pain suddenly came from below.

"what happened?"

"I hope nothing bad has happened."

"Someone, go and check this out!"

As people below gradually came up, those above also let out the same exclamations as before.

A young man dressed in ordinary clothes was being carried by two people. A sharp piece of wood had pierced his thigh, and blood was gushing out, almost soaking through the clothes on his lower body.

"Song Jun!"

Upon closer inspection, the people from Zhiyuan Academy realized that the seriously injured person was none other than their brother. Several of them couldn't help but step forward to check on him, but Qin Suiyou stopped them.

"Let the doctor take a look at him first."

Since it was a dangerous sport, Hongde had prepared a doctor to accompany him. However, after examining Song Jun, the doctor, who had practiced medicine for many years, shook his head with difficulty.

"He injured a vital meridian and is still bleeding profusely. The priority now is to stop the bleeding, but this leg will likely hinder his mobility in the future."

"Then stop the bleeding first! If you're dead, who cares if you can't move!"

Song Jun still wanted to hold on, so he mustered his strength, raised his hand to grasp the doctor's, and endured the intense pain, saying, "Is my leg really beyond saving?"

The doctor was kind-hearted and had already begun preparing to stop the bleeding. He patiently explained, "One of your meridians has been completely severed. If we reconnect it first, you will die from excessive blood loss."

Just as Song Jun was about to give up, Qin Suiyou spoke up.

"Wait a minute."

Upon hearing this, the doctor became somewhat annoyed. If there was any further delay, the injured person's life would truly be in danger.

Before the doctor could say anything, Qin Suiyou stepped forward.

"I have a quick way to stop the bleeding. Could you help him pull the wood out and reconnect the severed tendons?"

As soon as Qin Suiyou finished speaking, he took out several silver needles and inserted them around the wound on Song Jun's thigh.

By the time the doctor realized what was happening, the bleeding from Song Jun's wound had already stopped, and Qin Suiyou even gave him a nod.

It's quite far from the academy, and there's a mountain path to walk from here, so it's better to treat Song Jun's wound here.

Amazed by Qin Suiyou's skills and techniques, the doctor still maintained medical ethics and immediately sorted out his thoughts to begin treating Song Jun.

While the doctor was treating the injury, Qin Suiyou asked Song Jun, "How did you get hurt?"

In addition to stopping the bleeding, Qin Suiyou also blocked the sensation in Song Jun's thigh, so Song Jun was no longer unable to speak due to the pain.

“Someone deliberately led me to a path that my horse couldn’t cross, and then shot an arrow at me. When I jumped off my horse to dodge, I fell onto a broken wooden stake.”

As Song Jun was saying this, someone was about to quietly walk away, but before they could take a few steps, Qin Suiyou asked who it was, and Song Jun pointed it out.

Upon seeing this scene, everyone's gaze shifted to the person Song Jun was pointing at, and the person's steps faltered and his face turned pale.

His fellow disciples looked at him with confusion, but there was no surprise in their eyes.

A moment later, the older man in front of him, who seemed to be the Master, said, "Young friend, this kind of thing requires evidence. If you don't have evidence, you can't just make things up."

Upon hearing this, the person being accused seemed to have found a pillar of support and immediately retorted sharply, "That's right! Do you have any evidence? If you don't have any evidence, then you're slandering me!"

Upon hearing this, Song Jun pursed his lips.

The situation was urgent, and he didn't have time to check if anyone else was watching.

Seeing this, the man gained a little more confidence and raised his chin, saying, "So there's no evidence. You're just spouting nonsense, which is an insult to my character. Considering how badly you're injured, I'll let it go for now."

The more he talked, the more excited he became, and he even felt that he was quite right.

The group from Zhiyuan Academy grew increasingly angry as they listened. They knew Song Jun well; he was not the type to make empty promises. However, if there was no evidence, they could not seek justice for him.

The scene was quiet for a moment before Kong Wen and the others walked over.

"We will definitely find out the truth about this young master's injury. Please rest assured. Today's accident is our dereliction of duty, and we will make compensation later."

So many unexpected events occurred during the literary gathering, which was something no one had anticipated. The atmosphere was somewhat oppressive, and the voices of the participants unconsciously lowered their voices.

After the doctor finished treating Song Jun, a stretcher was brought over from the academy, and everyone went back to the academy with it.

“Brother Huaiyuan, Song Jun is so badly injured this time, we must get justice for him.”

Xia Yuanzhou said indignantly. After listening, Gu Huaiyuan said, "Justice must be sought, but we cannot be hasty, lest we bring about even greater trouble."

With his thoughts in turmoil, Xia Yuanzhou thought of the arrogant person from earlier and said, "This time it must be because of me, but that person is really foul-mouthed, and I really couldn't hold back. I should have just been more patient."

The person Song Jun identified was the one who had argued with Xia Yuanzhou earlier because he told him he had gotten third place in that group. Although Xia Yuanzhou didn't take all the blame, he still felt uncontrollably guilty looking at Song Jun's pale face and the blood on his lower body.

"I must avenge him."

Gu Huaiyuan stood next to Xia Yuanzhou and shook his hand.

"Don't act impulsively. We would all like to do that if we had the chance, but not now."

Xia Yuanzhou wasn't unreasonable, and nodded slightly.

"I see."

Back at the academy, Song Jun was taken to his room. After the doctor wrote a prescription, Kong Wen accepted it and said that they would cover all of Song Jun's medical expenses and tonics.

"Thank you, Your Excellency."

Kong Wen shook his head.

"This is what we should do."

After saying that, Kong Wen and the others went out first.

The rest of Zhiyuan stayed in Song Jun's room. After exchanging pleasantries, Gu Huaiyuan looked at Qin Suiyou and asked, "Young Master Qin, could you please take another look at Song Jun?"

Qin Suiyou shook his head.

"I watched the doctor treat him just now, and there were basically no problems. I will prescribe some medicine to help him recover later."

"That's good, thank you very much, Young Master Qin."

Seeing Dean Zhou recover, the group gained an appreciation for Qin Suiyou's medical skills. The scene of the doctor treating the wounds was indeed bloody, and they were truly frightened. So, they were relieved when Qin Suiyou said there was no problem.

Those who weren't staying in this room didn't stay long. After seeing Song Jun take his medicine and fall asleep, they all went back to their rooms.