Chu Heng's gaze fell on the Prefecture Governor's Office. He said nothing, and after a long moment, he resolutely turned and left.
"Sir, we're running out of doctors," a guard came over urgently to report the situation.
"How many doctors do we have in total?"
"Are there any among the refugees outside the city who know medical skills?"
After the epidemic was discovered within the city, the gates were shut, and the civilians outside the walls, fearing they would be implicated, left far behind. One thousand soldiers from South State guarded the city gates, daily responsible for distributing porridge, and one doctor remained outside to examine those who fell ill. The refugees outside the city were also separated. Those who fell ill were isolated in a particular area. Thanks to the availability of medicinal herbs and doctors, the situation remained stable.
