Chapter 76: Peculiar City Slickers


    Isnt it a matter of course?


    Yui Mei asked, and the man replied with Yep, thats right.


    Those guys aim to harass the ships that use this harbor.


    Hoh, harassment, is it.


    Li Yong raised a brow when he heard that.


    During their conversation, the injured people were carried in, and Yui Mei was almost buried under them.


    The ship was huge, so it stands to reason that the number of passengers would also be many.


    Due to the sheer number of injured people, It would take too much time and effort to examine each one of them thoroughly, and there was a risk of overlooking the seriously wounded.


    Thus, Yui Mei decided to divide the severely injured from those with light wounds.


    This was a method mostmonly carried out in the emergency outpatient department in her previous life.


    Those with grave situations were gathered in a tavern that had been converted to a temporary clinic. Yui Mei treated them there.


    Li Yong also helped, since he also had some experience during training soldiers.


    Yui Mei was absorbed in treating the patient before her, when she heard a voice.


    So this is where the injured are all gathered.


    She looked up and saw Li Min talking to a woman who seemed to be the hostess of the tavern. Both of them were talking at the entrance.


    Sorry for using your ce, Madam.


    Theres no need to worry, we should help each other since we are all in the same boat after all.


    Li Min slightly bowed his head, and the hostessughed as she responded.


    So, the fishermen guys told me a woman and a guy took the injured guys over here, and theyre treating them skillfully, is it true?


    Yes!


    The mistress nodded her head when she heard Li Mins question.


    Thess andd are over there.


    The mistress then darted a nce at Yui Mei and Li Yong.


    Li Min lightly sighed when he saw them.


    I thought so. Even though theyre city slickers, theyre reallymendable, huh.


    Oh, are they the guests that are staying at your ce, Lord Li Min?


    The hostess was surprised when she heard Li Mins grumbling.


    On the other hand, Yui Mei and Li Yong nced at each other.


    Li Yong, we do not seem to be city dwellers, huh.


    Its not <i>we</i>, its you, right.


    Yui Mei whispered, and Li Yong retorted back.


    Well, thats only natural, since Yui Mei was a ruralite from the bordends, after all.


    Li Min strode towards them while theyre busy whispering.


    Let me say my thanks first, Im grateful for your help.


    Then he continued on.


    Were lucky we didnt have casualties this time around, and I heard that because of the early treatment, many of the lightly wounded guys managed to weather it out.


    Li Min bowed his head after saying that.


    It was totally different from his earlier arrogance, so Yui Mei was shocked.


    <i>Seems like I cant make a fixed impression when ites to this guy.</i>


    Yui Mei tilted her head in confusion, while Li Yong replied with a stern gaze.


    Do those pirate-like guys frequently appear here?


    Yui Mei didnt hear anything like that from the crown prince during their previous briefing.


    The emperor wouldnt let the crown princee into such a dangerous ce, and he would probably call Princess Pan back from Kei if he knew about it in the first ce.


    Li Mins face hardened when he heard Li Yongs query.


    It cant be helped then, youre already sticking your noses in, so theres no use keeping mum about this, huh. Im telling you everything, so lets switch ces.


    Ah, in that case, please wait for a while.


    Li Min prompted them to change their venue, but leaving her work halfway through this didnt sit well with Yui Mei. And so, she made Li Min wait while she finished examining all the people in the tavern and instructing the other people about what should be done next. They finally moved after she was done.


    Youre such a granddy, making Lord Li Min wait like that.


    The local folksmented, but it wasnt as if Li Mins story would change just because she didnt chose to listen first


    Besides, neglecting those injured people would aggravate their wounds, so she was just setting her priorities straight.


    <i>Plus, Lord Li Min didnt seem to mind.</i>


    Li Min knew how to grasp the situation, and he was also probably appreciated as a leader. Contrary to that, people who prioritized themselves without regards to the situation were not weed in such situations.


    But that must be set aside for now.


    Li Min took them back to the restaurant where they had their conversation before the pirate uproar.


    Gonna use the inner room, bring some alcohol, too!


    Li Min instructed the staff, and he strode towards the inner room.


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