After hearing what the physician said, the boy calmed down completely and even willingly stretched out his hand to him.
The physician heaved a sigh of relief.
After taking his pulse, he sighed again. "It seems that the congested blood in your brain caused by the impact is compressing your nerves. That's why you've lost your memories and your vision."
The boy frowned.
He felt nothing but indifference toward the diagnosis.
Remembering something, he reached out once again. "The baby girl?"
The hunter quickly picked up the infant and placed her in his arms.
The boy held her somewhat clumsily, but his facial muscles relaxed, as if the baby was the source of strength supporting him.
Strangely enough, when the baby saw him, she flashed him an open-mouthed smile.
The boy could not see it, but the hunter and the physician did, and they were astonished.
