Top-Tier Superpower Student

Chapter 415 - 387 This is a Battle

"Can you run?" As soon as Lin Tian saw Zhang Ya trying to flee, he immediately pursued her. He was very fast; even when Zhang Ya used Instantaneous Movement, he could catch up instantly.

"Boom..."

A punch landed on Zhang Ya's back, and she suddenly spat out a mouthful of blood, but became even more scared to stop and instantly jumped into the sea, disappearing from Lin Tian's sight.

Watching Zhang Ya disappear, Lin Tian didn't chase her, but instead reappeared beside Albert's body,

"What's the heart rate? Is she breathing? If we're short on plasma, go get more... get the defibrillator ready."

"It's no use, Doctor Chen, there's no heartbeat, no pulse either," a nurse informed Chen Lihui. "She's already dead."

Upon hearing this, Chen Lihui stopped what he was doing. He opened his mouth, about to suggest that they should continue trying to resuscitate her for a while longer. But when he saw that the heart rate monitor displayed a flat line, he sighed inwardly. This was confirmation enough: the person before him was dead, and nothing they did would make any difference. Just as he was about to announce that they should wheel He Qianqian out, the line on the heart rate monitor began to fluctuate.

He Qianqian's heart had twitched slightly, prompting a nearby nurse to exclaim, "Doctor Chen, there's a heartbeat, the patient has a heartbeat."

Upon hearing this, Chen Lihui's eyes immediately darted to the heart rate monitor, which indeed showed a significant fluctuation before returning to calm.

"Quick, don't stop, keep resuscitating," Chen Lihui ordered decisively, then continued to use the defibrillator on He Qianqian's body without pause.

"Oxygen, hurry up and bring over the oxygen tank."

The emergency room became a battleground. Indeed, to the doctors, it was a battle, a struggle with the grim reaper himself.

Meanwhile, outside the emergency room there was nothing but silence, a silence so profound it could drive a person mad. Lin Tian remained motionless, and by now, five hours had passed.