Qi Lei pointed to the area below the right side of his shoulder, indicating that the arrow landed there.
A barb arrow was extremely difficult to pull out. One misstep could lead to the patient's death. If one forces it out, a blood hole may be created where the patient was shot and the patient may bleed to death.
Since Qi Lei didn't have the confidence to pull out the sword, she had to come to Lu Jiao to see if she had any way to get rid of the arrow.
Lu Jiao was relieved to hear the case.
To her, getting the barb arrow out wasn't the most difficult part. The difficult part was what to do afterward. To stitch up the wound, the patient needed antibiotics. An IV was out of the question, which left her the option to give the patient lots of pills.
Lu Jiao was worried that the others would get suspicious to see antibiotics. She had to think of a way to explain it.
Lu Jiao's collectedness eased the tension Qi Lei felt.
