It was three days later that I saw Lance again. Elliot looked at the young man covered in blood and dying, and a dark color flashed across his eyes. Lance's injuries were so serious that his life was hanging by a thread. Although Miller was a medical team leader who had sneaked in, his medical license was genuine. Even he couldn't help frowning when he saw Lance's condition. Miller ordered people to quickly send Lance to the emergency room. Elliot patted his shoulder.
"Very serious?"
"It's not a superficial injury," Miller said, "His vitality is very low, and..." The phantom beast seemed a little confused, "His bloodline is very chaotic, as if it is about to explode."
He knew that Miller's perception was very good. Since the other party said so... Elliot thought about it for a while and patted Miller's shoulder: "I'll go into the emergency room."
Miller tacitly stopped the medical team members around him. After that day, he and Miller returned to their normal relationship. Both sides agreed not to mention the accident. Elliot passed through the steam sterilizer and entered the emergency room. Lance was soaking in the ice-blue solution. His face was as pale as a dead person, and his fox eyes, which were bright in the past, were dull. Lance's injury was indeed very serious. Elliot was actually a little puzzled. According to the previous inference, Lance and the Zerg should have a cooperative relationship. Is it necessary for him to act so realistically?
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