PS: I've been busy these past few days and haven't revised the draft, so I'll just post it as is. The draft is readable anyway, although it's a bit rough. My apologies!
Why is the necrosis most obvious in his right hand and right hip?
Everyone was pondering this question,
He's right-handed, not left-handed.
The right hand and the right hip are connected, but while the hand is exposed, the hip is generally covered by pants. They shouldn't be on the same exposure level.
There's a possibility that this could happen when the pathogen is held in the right hand and then put in the pocket of the right-hand side pants. This way, the right hand and the right hip are exposed on the same level.
Could it be?
An answer emerged in Yang Ping's mind.
"Have the necrotic tissues been sampled for pathology tests?"
Yang Ping thinks that pathology is a magical method. Although these cells have necrotised, under a microscope, one can see exactly how they died.
