Lin Chuan was shocked and questioned, "Did you poison the wine?!"

Bai Yifan's face was filled with panic as he looked at Lin Chuan, shaking his head and then nodding, "Yes, the deadliest poison in the world. It's over, it's all over…"

Upon hearing this, Tang Yumeng's face turned deathly pale.

"Bai Yifan, why... why would you do this!" Tang Yumeng immediately felt a sharp pain in her abdomen.

The substance mentioned is considered the most deadly poison in the world, with almost no hope of survival after ingestion. It is easily hydrolyzed, bearing a faint bitter almond smell; highly toxic, capable of causing death from minute amounts whether through skin contact, inhalation, or ingestion; soluble in water, strongly hydrolyzing to form hydrogen cyanide, rendering the aqueous solution highly alkaline. It is an important basic chemical raw material used in basic chemical synthesis, electroplating, metallurgy, and organic synthesis for medicine, pesticides, and metal processing.

This substance is not found on the market and is under strict control. The batch Bai Yifan had was given to him by Qin Dalei. He originally planned to use it to eliminate Lin Chuan and then find a way to gain Tang Yumeng's trust. Unknowingly, Tang Yumeng ended up drinking it today.

Pfft…

Tang Yumeng immediately spat out a mouthful of fresh blood.

Lin Chuan panicked, and hastily lifted Tang Yumeng, sprinting away. It was as if Tang Yumeng in his arms was just a very gentle bundle.

Lin Chuan raced desperately, at eight o'clock in the evening, traffic was still in its peak period. Driving recklessly at high speed, fully a hundred miles per hour, whenever encountering a traffic jam, he aggressively cut through it, bumping and damaging countless cars along the way, all of which could only helplessly watch as that unregistered vintage SUV charged away and out of their sight.

Soon, the traffic police department's emergency lines were almost blown up with calls.

However, Lin Chuan didn't care much about that; he kept charging ahead.

Upon arriving at the hospital, Lin Chuan carried Tang Yumeng straight into the operating room. There was a patient undergoing an appendicitis surgery inside.

"Get out!" Lin Chuan immediately pushed the patient off the bed and gently placed Tang Yumeng on it, his gaze fierce as he stared at the stunned doctors nearby and yelled, "If you can't save her, you all die!"

No one doubted Lin Chuan's words.

Everyone recoiled several steps in fear. At this moment, the attending doctor quickly steadied himself and asked, "What... what's her condition?"

"Poisoned!" Lin Chuan hurriedly said.

Sss…

Everyone gasped in shock, as the attending doctor urgently said, "Quick, prepare for gastric lavage. Blood transfusion..."

This was the quickest and simplest method. Gastric lavage was to wash out the remaining poison in the stomach, and blood transfusion was to prevent the poisoned blood from further damaging Tang Yumeng's internal organs. Lin Chuan stood in the operating room, feeling helpless for the first time.

At this point, over a dozen doctors were hurriedly bustling about in the operating room, with suitable blood being brought in from the blood center. Almost all of Tang Yumeng's blood needed to be drawn out and replaced with fresh, clean blood, only in this way could precious time be bought for later rescue efforts.

"You should step out," a doctor urgently said. "Your presence here isn't helping but rather interfering with our ability to save the patient."

Lin Chuan thought for a moment, then nodded, "Alright, I'll wait outside."

After saying that, Lin Chuan turned and left the room.

Poisoning is definitely no joke.

The effects of the poison act quickly, characterized as acute poisoning. Thus, immediate antispasmodic and dehydration treatments were necessary. Giving Tang Yumeng a complete blood transfusion was part of the dehydration treatment. Additionally, gastric lavage, as well as the injection of sodium nitrite...

There was much to accomplish in a short period, and the doctors in the operating room were almost driven insane by all the tasks, almost on the verge of collapse. Lin Chuan's words had a heavy deterrent effect in the operating room; if she couldn't be saved, you all would die!

This was Lin Chuan's declaration, as well as his threat to them.

Inside the operating room, a series of tasks were being frantically performed, and Tang Yumeng's condition was very critical, her body drenched in cold sweat and convulsing. Even with an oxygen mask on, her breathing became extremely rapid, almost unable to catch her breath.

"Switch to an automatic oxygen machine," the attending doctor urgently directed. "What's her blood pressure and pulse rate?"

"Fifty, seventy. One hundred and fifty!" a nurse quickly reported.

"Inject a cardiotonic!" the attending doctor shouted loudly.

With the blood pressure too low and the pulse rate too high, the patient was in imminent danger of losing life signs. Hence, the attending doctor had to issue the command to inject a cardiotonic.

"Yes!" a nurse immediately nodded.

Soon, the cardiotonic was brought into the operation room. The nurse personally administered the cardiotonic to Tang Yumeng. However, one injection of the cardiotonic only slightly elevated the blood pressure and stabilized some life signs momentarily, but had no other effect, and before long, the blood pressure dropped again. The vital signs became complicated once more.

In the operating room, after more than three hours of a series of emergency procedures, the situation finally stabilized.

However, the patient showed no signs of awakening.

Although vital signs remained stable, the brain activity significantly decreased.

"Director Liu, what… what should we do?" the nurse asked, terrified.

"We have fulfilled our duty," sighed Director Liu, then added, "This situation is not what we wanted to see."

"But that person said he wants… wants us all dead!" The nurse said tensely.

"Who is he?" Director Liu replied irritably, "We've worked hard to save people for him, how can he still speak like this? Besides, this is a society governed by law, killing is just talk, he wouldn't really dare to kill, would he?"

"He really would dare!" Several nurses were somewhat afraid.

"Nonsense!" The attending doctor waved dismissively, "Who does he think he is?"

"Director Liu, perhaps you don't know, he… he is actually the boss of the main gang in Jiangbei City," one of the nurses said nervously. "Have you heard of the Jvyi Gang?"

"Jvyi Gang?" Director Liu was stunned, "I've heard of them, what about it?"

"Then do you know who Song Hao is?" the nurse asked anxiously. "The vice secretary's son, Song Ming, was killed by him."

"What?" Director Liu was shocked, "It's him?!"

"Exactly!" the nurse nodded vigorously, then anxiously added, "So, I... I think we might be in trouble."

Director Liu also broke out in a cold sweat, it would have been different if it were someone else, but this person was actually the boss of the Jvyi Gang, and a homicidal maniac at that. Even as the chief physician, he was somewhat terrified. Wiping the sweat from his forehead, he said, "Well then, let me go out and talk to him, see how he's feeling now."

"Yes!" the nurse nodded immediately.

Following that, Director Liu opened the door of the operating room and walked out.

Lin Chuan was anxiously waiting at the door. Suddenly seeing the doctor come out, he quickly stood up and approached him: "Doctor, how is it?"

"This…" Director Liu hedged, saying, "Lin Chuan, we… we really did our best."

"What?" Lin Chuan's body went limp upon hearing this.

"The patient's brain tissue activity is gradually decreasing, but the vital signs are no longer a problem," Director Liu said, wiping the sweat from his forehead, a look of embarrassment on his face, "Our technical capacity here is limited, so you need to hurry and send them to a major city like Beijing, Shanghai, or Guangzhou for treatment. Don't continue to delay treatment here."

Upon hearing this, an idea immediately flashed through Lin Chuan's mind.

Thinking this, he hurriedly pulled out his phone and quickly called security officer Xiao Liu.

It was already the middle of the night by this time, yet Xiao Liu didn't appear to have rested yet. After the phone connected, Xiao Liu asked excitedly, "Lin Chuan, is there something you need my help with?"

"Xiao Liu, help me arrange a bed at the military hospital's main branch," Lin Chuan said anxiously, "I have a friend here poisoned by ***** toxins, and I need to transport him to Beijing overnight."

"What?!" Xiao Liu nearly popped his eyes out, shocked, he said, "What? ***** poisoning, isn't that deadly?"

"Yes!" Lin Chuan nodded, "It has been treated in Jiangbei City, vital signs have returned to normal, only the brain activity is gradually declining. Please help me get in touch with the best neurologists domestically and internationally, I need the best treatment."

"This…" Xiao Liu was taken aback, then said, "I'll discuss this immediately with the General!"

"Okay!" Lin Chuan immediately agreed.

After hanging up the phone, Lin Chuan anxiously called Zhou Rui. Upon hearing the situation, Zhou Rui quickly said, "I'll contact the airport right away to see if we can charter a plane to Beijing."

"You must find a way to get it, no matter the cost," Lin Chuan instructed.

After hanging up the phone, the nurses wheeled Tang Yumeng out from the inside.

Lin Chuan had already discussed with the attending doctor about the immediate need for a transfer. Therefore, he requested that one attending doctor and two nurses from Jiangbei City Hospital accompany them to the Beijing military hospital. After all, if there were any emergencies on the way, it would be somewhat reassuring to have doctors on site.

Soon, Zhou Rui reported back that the charter flight had been arranged and was currently undergoing maintenance and refueling. It would be ready to fly in an hour.

Upon hearing the news, Lin Chuan immediately took the team and drove the ambulance directly to the airport.

The airport had already prepared for their arrival. Since Jiangbei City airport was a small airport, where the management was quite familiar with Tang Yu. Ordinarily, chartering a plane would require at least a week's notice, it wasn't something that could be arranged at the last minute. Controlling the airport traffic flow was challenging. If a plane were to cut in line for take-off, it would definitely cause delays for the subsequent flights.

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