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This senior brother is named Wu Pu, known as the second senior brother in Benevolent Pavilion, has a poignant and resolute past.
In the merciless war, his home was turned to ashes in a sudden conflict, and his family perished in the chaos, leaving him heavily wounded.
However, even in such despair, a strong flame of resilience ignited in Wu Pu's heart. He was unwilling to succumb to fate and refused to see more lives struggle in sickness and pain.
Fortunately, Wu Pu was rescued by Benevolent Pavilion. At that time, he was tattered and scarred, but his eyes revealed an unyielding light. He firmly chose to study medicine, hoping to save those who were struggling in the chaos of war.
Benevolent Pavilion recognized his determination and pure heart, and took him as his disciple. From then on, Wu Pu became the second disciple of Benevolent Pavilion, and people respectfully called him the second senior brother.
The medical skills of the second senior brother continued to improve, and his treatment methods were both delicate and gentle. Every time he treated a patient, it was as if he were treating his own family. Though he spoke little, every word was filled with deep sympathy and understanding. Within Benevolent Pavilion, he earned people's respect and trust through his actions and perseverance.
When Bei Lin'er came to Benevolent Pavilion and became a member, Second Senior Brother often gave her careful guidance in the process of learning medical skills. His teaching was patient and meticulous, and whenever Bei Lin'er had questions, he was always able to explain those complex medical theories in a simple and understandable way.
It was during a deep dive into pharmacology that Senior Brother Wu Pu deliberately chose a seemingly ordinary but richly medicinal herb as the subject of his teaching.
Holding the herb in his hand, he softly said to Bei Lin'er, "Ling'er, look at this 'revitalizing herb.' On the surface, it's just a member of the grass, but if you can understand its characteristics, you will discover its unique therapeutic value."
Bei Lin'er Concentrating intently, I listened and observed the herb without blinking.
Wei Pu carefully dissected every part of the herb, from the roots to the leaves, and then to the flowers, providing detailed explanations for each.
"The essence of the herb is contained in the rhizome, which can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis; the leaves can clear heat and detoxify; as for the flowers, they can be used to calm the mind and aid sleep," Wu Pu's voice was calm and rhythmic, as if telling an ancient story.
Bei Lin'er reached out her hand and carefully touched the leaves of the herb, feeling the subtle thorns on the leaves and the vitality flowing through the leaf veins.
"Senior brother, can this 'revitalizing herb' really have so many benefits?" Her voice carried disbelief and wonder.
Wei Pu nodded, his eyes revealing a reverence for nature. "Of course. Everything that nature gives us has its unique value and meaning. As healers, what we need to learn is to recognize and utilize these resources."
Bei Lin'er Quietly listening, the love for medical skills and the awe of nature in my heart gradually deepen.
Under such guidance, Bei Lin'er's medical skills gradually improved, and she began to be able to handle some simple injuries independently.
And whenever she encountered difficulties in treatment, her second senior brother Wu Pu always appeared in time to give her the most appropriate guidance.
One day, a disciple accidentally fell in the medicine field and suffered a serious knee injury. Bei Lin'er arrived at the scene immediately and began treatment.
She remembered the teachings of Senior Brother Wu Pu and quickly took out several herbs from the medicine box, carefully grinding and mixing them, then gently applying them to the wound. Her movements were skilled and gentle, showing her mastery of the knowledge she had learned.
Senior Brother Wu Pu quietly observed from the side, and seeing Bei Lin'er's skillful technique, a satisfied smile appeared on his face. He walked over, lightly patted Bei Lin'er's shoulder, and encouraged her, saying, "Well done, Ling'er. You can already stand alone."
Bei Lin'er looked up, her eyes shining with confidence, and responded, "It's all thanks to the good teaching of Second Senior Brother."
At that moment, there was a sudden commotion outside the courtyard. A group of horsemen rushed into Benevolent Pavilion, led by a warrior in armor whose eyes revealed urgency.
"Where are the skilled doctors of Benevolent Pavilion? My lord has been seriously injured and needs immediate treatment!" the warrior shouted loudly.
Senior Brother Wu Pu immediately stepped forward, his voice firm and calm: "I am the second senior brother of Benevolent Pavilion, Wu Pu. Please take me to see your lord."
Following the hurried guide of the warrior, Senior Brother Wu Pu and Bei Lin'er quickly caught up. They passed through patches of medicinal fields and arrived at a temporary tent.
Inside the tent, a middle-aged man lay on a simple bed, his face pale and his chest clothing stained with blood. Clearly, his injuries were very severe.
Senior Brother Wu Pu quickly examined the man's wounds, finding an arrow wound, and then said to Bei Lin'er: " Ling'er, it's an arrow wound. Quickly prepare the herbs for clearing heat and detoxification, as well as the hemostatic, disinfectant herbs, and also the ma fei san!"
Bei Lin'er nodded, and her figure quickly disappeared behind the curtain of the tent. Before long, she returned with fresh herbs and several porcelain bottles. Her technique was no longer as green as when she first started, but a smooth and confident combination.
Under the command of Senior Brother Wu Pu, Bei Lin'er first accurately mixed the herbs in proportion, then meticulously ground them into powder with a stone mortar.
She took out a piece of clean white gauze and evenly sprinkled the finely ground medicine powder on it, in order to make a kind of dressing that could be directly applied to the wound.
Senior Brother Wu Pu had already cleaned the patient's wound at this point. His movements were both quick and precise, and every cut and wipe appeared extremely professional.
He gently picked up a solid blood clot with a pair of tweezers, then wiped the wound with alcohol. Although this method may cause pain to the injured person, it is a necessary step to prevent infection in the wound.
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