Chapter 802 - 821: College Spirit Healing Master League
Chapter 802: Chapter 821: College Spirit Healing Master League
The people of Q3 Planet had very short lifespans. In an era where people generally kicked the bucket at around two hundred years old, most of the refugees on this planet would die between the ages of sixty and seventy. It could be said that they all died in the prime of their lives.
Due to severe malnutrition in their youth, terrible working conditions, and numerous chronic illnesses, death awaited them the moment their physical strength declined or they contracted a disease. The most terrifying part wasn’t that their fates were sealed; it was that even knowing how tragic their destinies were, changing anything was nearly impossible.
"Because there are far too few jobs here," Qian Xingxing explained. "The available options are limited to mining or hard labor, and the pay is always abysmal. Even if you work yourself to death, you still won’t have any money."
Trading one’s life for money, only to use that money to save one’s life—it was fundamentally impossible. Here, the only possible way to skyrocket to success was through the testing of Genes, which was provided for free to all interstellar people. However, due to the poor environment and rampant malnutrition on Q3, only one in a hundred thousand might possess a useful talent and manage to leave this place. The hope was far too slim.
"Therefore, after the government here announced that Spirit Healing Masters were coming for a free clinic, anyone who had the time rushed over," he continued. They were terrified of missing the opportunity.
So that was the case. After chatting for a few more moments, they arrived at the logistics supply point. Once the supply point robots came out to unload everything, Qian Xingxing headed back, and Qiuqiu returned to her dorm alone.
As evening approached, her three roommates finally returned. Because the guides didn’t come over at night, the two groups had parted ways at the hospital entrance.
Gu Xiang walked in carrying bags of all sizes. Just as Qiuqiu was wondering how she had bought so much, Gu Xiang dropped several of them onto Qiuqiu’s desk.
Jiang Qiuqiu looked at her in confusion.
"Thank you for working so hard to guide our training yesterday! We bought these gifts for you together at the mall!" Gu Xiang beamed.
"You’re too polite. It was just a small favor," Qiuqiu replied.
"You have to accept them!" Gu Xiang’s attitude regarding the gifts was absolutely resolute.
The other two girls chimed in, saying that just as it was a small favor for Qiuqiu, buying the gifts was a small favor for them. They weren’t expensive presents anyway. They were just some ornaments, water cups, and the like. However, Jiang Qiuqiu’s name was engraved on all of them, meaning they couldn’t be returned. They had practically forced the gifts on her.
It wasn’t annoying, though. Politely pushing the gifts back and forth would be too fake. After a moment of thought, Qiuqiu accepted them, adding, "But don’t buy anything else next time.
"Otherwise, I won’t dare to teach you guys anymore."
The girls gasped in mock shock.
"We won’t! With you saying that, we definitely won’t buy anything else!" Gu Xiang was the quickest to reply, her expression so serious that everyone couldn’t help but laugh.
After their chat, it was time to shower. That night, Qiuqiu gave her three classmates another joint Spiritual Training lesson. Because they were thoroughly exhausted, everyone fell asleep quickly after the training ended.
The next day was the final day before the clinic officially opened. Dean Zhu gathered all the students from Federation University’s Spirit Healing Department and spent the afternoon demonstrating how to conduct consultations and diagnoses the following day.
Each person was assigned their own consultation room. The only difference was that those with higher spiritual power received larger rooms, while those with lower spiritual power got smaller ones. Some of the more average students had to share a consultation room with several others. The arrangement of the consultation rooms was also meticulously planned. The shared rooms were at the front, the small rooms in the middle, and the layout gradually progressed further back, corresponding to the severity of the patients’ conditions, ranging from mild to severe.
Students could also determine their treatment methods based on their own understanding. It could be pure spiritual power output, or they could use their own unique methods. In short, as long as it was effective, anything was allowed.
"But when you make your decisions, you must carefully consider what will actually be effective," Dean Zhu reminded them.