At the hospital.
Xu Wen looked at the busy people in front of him and the hospital beds around him. Even though he was highly educated and an atheist from the bottom of his heart, he now felt like he had encountered a nightmare. He couldn't tell whether it was reality or a dream.
He couldn't be blamed for being at a loss, because his experiences during this period of time could simply be described as legendary.
Xu Wen was originally a doctor who had been in the medical field for over ten years. He graduated from a famous university and had a wealth of experience. During peaceful times, he became the vice president when he was in his middle age. He had wealth and fame, and could be said to be a winner in life.
However, the latter half of his life, which was originally filled with countless possibilities, was now shattered like this collapsing world.
Professionals were miraculous and strong. Ordinary germs could not harm their bodies at all. As for ordinary people, they had no human rights at all. Even their food was bug-meat jelly made from cockroaches. Why would the upper management specially recruit doctors for these bumpkins?
The deformed world created many injustices.
Xu Wen's Star was capable and capable, but in this world, he was still like a housewife who couldn't cook without rice. Although he had recommended himself several times, he was ignored because he was ignored. Once, he angered a professional and was almost killed by him. Since then, Xu Wen's Star had given up the idea of recommending himself. Just like the hundreds of thousands of refugees, he passed his days aimlessly.
However, just as he thought that his life would end like this, a recruitment notice appeared before his eyes.
The general content was that the city would recruit talents in various fields. Among them, those with work experience and ability would be given important tasks. Seeing this, Xu Wen's originally silent heart was revived again. Just like that, he made the most important choice in his life.
With his extraordinary ability, Xu Wen Xing was undoubtedly recognized, but there was one thing he did not expect. Xu Wen Xing Xing originally just wanted to find a job to make ends meet, so that his children and wife would not starve to death. But what he did not expect was that after the letter of appointment was issued, he actually became the director of this hospital, and under him, there were not only dozens of medical staff, but also six professionals!
In the past, these professionals were all favored by the heavens. It could be said that in the atmosphere of mutation, they had long regarded themselves as superior. Even if they had the ability to heal, they would not serve those ordinary people. In their view, they were already above the rest. Of course, they would not work hard for some bugs.
But Chen Feng's arrival and the promulgation of the new regulations made these Professionists realize the reality.
It was fine if he didn't recognize them. Looking at the corpses on the unmarked graveyard, which one of them wasn't a legend in their own right? There were even some who had the potential of the two-headed demon, who commanded at least thousands of people. However, it was precisely because they broke the rules that they were directly executed. As for their relatives, because they were the main culprits who broke the rules, they didn't receive any compensation. In an instant, they went from being swans to ugly ducklings that everyone could bully.
Fear was like a mirror, allowing the Professionists to recognize themselves. They didn't have a halo above their heads, nor did they have a pair of white wings behind them. Other than their abilities, they were just ordinary mortals. When the machete fell, they would also be injured and die.
The deterrence played a key role. It was precisely because of this that the previously arrogant Professionists were once again demoted to the mortal world, and were even controlled by ordinary people.
In the first few days, Xu Wen's Star seemed to be a little restrained. After all, the distinction between ranks had been deeply ingrained in his bones. He even dared not casually command these people of the past.
Perhaps this was the case in many departments, so the higher-ups issued a special warning. If during their tenure, they were unable to complete the task or neglect the workers, they would be dismissed and even face some punishment.
Xu Wen's Star didn't want to go back to the past, and with Chen Feng as his backer, he gradually felt more at ease. With his past experience, he finally subdued his subordinates. After a period of management, this hospital had begun to operate normally. Not only Professionists, but even ordinary doctors and patients were also on the reception list.
As an atheist, Xu Wen's Star believed that knowledge was the truth for the first half of his life. However, after so many setbacks, his faith had already changed. Every weekend, he would take time to go to church to pray. In this area full of death, it was because of Chen Feng that he had a stable life.
Xu Wen's Star believed that the God he believed in would let him continue to live this dream-like life.
In the Gorge Gate, countless families repeated this feeling. Among these people, most of them were refugees before, but because of the recruitment order, they found a chance to shine again. Like bricks and tiles, they threw themselves into the construction of the city.
Everything Chen Feng had done did not only exist in words. This city had indeed undergone a lot of changes due to his arrival. There were a lot of people like Xu Wenxing who had their fates changed because of this. Without exception, all of them had become Chen Feng's loyal believers. As far as they were concerned, Chen Feng possessed a mystical ability capable of changing the fates of others.
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In the courtyard, in addition to Chen Feng, there was also a figure in a cloak. The necromancer stood on the ground, driving the white bone scepter in his hand. It seemed to be releasing some kind of energy, and the energy of the entire courtyard fell into a state of distortion.
As a Lich with consciousness, the necromancer had mastered many amazing magic. In addition to the daily necromancy, he was also proficient in some spatial spells.
What Chen Feng had to do now was to find a way to open a transmission array.
The Gorge Gate was too far away from Order. Although they could rely on ships for trade, this land was full of too many dangers. If they walked along the river too much, there was always the possibility of getting their shoes wet. Who could be sure that there wouldn't be some accidents on the ships' frequent journeys?
Therefore, Chen Feng felt that it was necessary to use some other abilities to increase the intimacy between the two forces.
Chen Feng had always been a man of action. If he could complete a task in one day, he would definitely not waste two days. Because of this, after communicating with the necromancer and finding a way to get all the necessary materials from Erwin, the construction of this long-distance transmission array had already begun!
The transmission array was a kind of spatial spell. Because it was too complicated, there were very few spellcasters who could master this ability.
Chen Feng was very lucky to have such an undead summoned beast with all the memories of its life. After a period of understanding, because of the realm, even if this array was really built, only 50 people could enter at a time. It couldn't meet the needs of hundreds or thousands of people for long-distance transmission.
Although there weren't many people who could be transmitted, this in a disguised way increased the intimacy between the two forces. If one of them had a great change, the other could also send in elites to support it.
Fifty people weren't a lot, but he had to pay attention to the strength of these people. If each of them was at the peak of the silver level or the strength of Su Tan, dozens of them would be a terrifying team!
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