vrcanaries Chapter 441 Past Accidents!
Chapter 441 Past Accidents!
Logically speaking, this kind of thing would not alarm the deputy division commander to step in, but this person had a deep intersection with Qi Tongwei before.
It was a large-scale and intense exercise mission, and every decision and every action was related to the outcome of the exercise.
At that time, Deputy Division Commander Hao Shizhong was driving a military vehicle through complex terrain. His eyes were fixed on the "battlefield" ahead, and he was concentrating on directing the troops' actions.
However, accidents always happen unexpectedly. Perhaps a simulated "artillery shell" exploded nearby, causing the ground to shake, or perhaps he was too hasty in dodging an enemy attack, causing the military vehicle to suddenly overturn.
At that moment, the car body made a huge roar and raised a cloud of dust.
The military vehicle rolled over several times on the ground and fell heavily to the side, with the body of the vehicle severely deformed.
The deputy division commander was trapped in the car and suffered a blow to the head. Blood slowly flowed from his forehead, blurring his vision.
His legs were also stuck in the deformed car body, and every attempt to move brought excruciating pain.
At this time, his consciousness began to become a little blurred, and the severe pain in his body gradually made him fall into a dangerous situation.
At this moment, Qi Tongwei appeared.
He was originally carrying out his combat mission and making strategic deployments in the nearby area.
Suddenly hearing the loud noise, with his keen intuition and years of combat experience, he realized that one of his comrades might be in danger.
So, he ran towards the source of the sound without hesitation.
When Qi Tongwei discovered that the person trapped in the car was the deputy division commander, with whom he had a hostile relationship, he did not hesitate at all.
He quickly assessed his surroundings.
He first pulled the car door hard, but found that it was stuck and could not be opened.
So he walked around to the car window and broke the glass with the tools he carried with him.
Glass fragments splattered all over the ground. He carefully avoided them, then reached in and unbuckled the deputy commander's seat belt.
The deputy division commander was already somewhat unconscious at this time. Qi Tongwei comforted him softly, "Division commander, hold on, I will rescue you immediately."
As he spoke, he used all his strength to move the vehicle body part that was stuck on the deputy division commander's leg.
The component was extremely heavy, but Qi Tongwei gritted his teeth, veins bulging on his forehead, and finally managed to move it a little so that the deputy division commander could pull out his leg.
Qi Tongwei carefully dragged the deputy division commander out of the car and placed him on the open space nearby.
He quickly checked the deputy division commander's wound and found that the wound on his head was still bleeding and needed immediate treatment.
He immediately took out gauze and disinfectant from his first aid kit and skillfully cleaned the wound for the deputy division commander and bandaged it to stop the bleeding.
Then he checked the deputy division commander's legs and found that there were only some abrasions and soft tissue contusions, nothing serious.
According to the situation at the time, if no one had discovered the injured deputy division commander within ten minutes, he would most likely have died from excessive blood loss or other complications.
After dealing with all this, Qi Tongwei did not take advantage of the deputy division commander's injury, nor did he use this important "prisoner" as a bargaining chip to win the exercise.
Instead, after he finished giving first aid, he simply said to the deputy division commander: "You have a good rest, I have to go."
Then he escaped safely and continued to devote himself to his own exercise mission.
This series of actions made Deputy Division Commander Hao Shizhong look at Qi Tongwei with admiration.
He knew very well that in that tense exercise atmosphere, when both sides were in a hostile relationship, Qi Tongwei was able to uphold justice and military ethics and not take advantage of others' misfortune. This was a rare quality.
From that moment on, he felt that Qi Tongwei was definitely a rare man of justice.
Qi Tongwei is a unique existence in the special forces.
That exercise was simply Qi Tongwei's personal show.
His figure spanned the entire exercise area, moving swiftly.
While carrying out the infiltration mission, he cleverly avoided the heavy defense lines.
But in a head-on confrontation, it is like a tiger coming down the mountain, extremely brave.
Every decision he makes is carefully calculated.
When he successfully completed the task, his wonderful performance instantly lit up the entire training ground.
Deputy Division Commander Hao Shizhong was deeply shocked by Qi Tongwei's performance at the time.
He stood in the command center, his eyes fixed on Qi Tongwei's every move, secretly exclaiming in his heart: "This kid is simply a natural born special forces soldier!"
After the exercise, Hao Shizhong was eager to find the soldier who had impressed him.
Later, Qi Tongwei encountered a troublesome matter.
After much thought, he felt that only Commander Hao Shizhong could help him.
"Hello, Commander, are you busy now?"
There was a hint of hesitation in Qi Tongwei's voice.
When Commander Hao Shizhong heard this, he felt a little strange and jokingly said, "Tongwei, why are you so shy when you speak, like a grown-up girl? If you have something to say, just say it quickly."
Qi Tongwei then told the whole story in detail.
As Commander Hao Shizhong listened, his expression became serious.
"Humph! I won't let this kind of thing happen on my territory! I'm going to meet him right now and see what he's up to."
Commander Hao Shizhong's voice sounded like it was squeezed out from between his teeth, full of anger.
He hung up the phone and rushed downstairs in a hurry.
When he met the troublemaker downstairs, Commander Hao Shizhong said coldly, "Do you think you can do whatever you want here? Under my watch, you have to follow the rules!"
Qi Tongwei watched from the side, his heart deeply moved.
Since then, the relationship between Qi Tongwei and Commander Hao Shizhong has been closely linked.
In the special forces, they are an enviable pair, one charging at the front and the other commanding with confidence.
Qi Tongwei was extremely anxious at this time, and the car was whizzing past on the road.
When he arrived at the hospital, the scene before him made his heart tighten.
There seems to be an outbreak of bird flu recently, and the entire corridor of the hospital is filled with a depressing atmosphere.
Those who were on IV drips sat listlessly on the benches, and various coughing and sneezing sounds were intertwined.
The nurses were like spinning tops, spinning around and around, extremely busy.
Qi Tongwei held the child carefully. The child's face was as pale as a piece of white paper, and his breath was as weak as a candle in the wind.
He rushed to the emergency room.
When I arrived at the emergency room, I saw a nurse busily organizing medical records.
Qi Tongwei said anxiously: "Nurse, please take a look at this child. She is very ill."
The nurse glanced at him coldly and said impatiently, "Everyone here is seriously ill."
"Queue up! There are dozens of people lined up in front of you. Can't you see?"
Seeing this, Qi Tongwei hurriedly took out his ID and handed it to the nurse: "I am a soldier. This is a little girl I met while on duty. She has a very serious heart disease. I'm sorry to bother you. Even if you don't need priority, please contact a doctor first. She won't last long."
The nurse glanced at the ID and her expression softened slightly, but she still said with some embarrassment, "Comrade Soldier, you can see that the situation in the hospital is special right now, and everyone is queuing up."
Qi Tongwei frowned. He knew that the nurses also had difficulties, but the child's condition really could not wait.
He said in an almost pleading tone, "Ms. Nurse, I understand your difficulties, but this child really can't wait."
"Look at her. She could lose her life at any moment."
"As a soldier, I cannot watch a life disappear in front of me."
At this time, an old man who was waiting in line nearby spoke up: "Girl, this soldier is also trying to save the child, so please be flexible."
"This child's condition does seem serious. We can't just stand by and watch him die."
Qi Tongwei stood in front of the emergency room, holding the sick little girl in his arms, feeling extremely anxious.
He thought that if he showed his military ID and explained the urgency of the situation, the nurse would understand and offer some help, even if it was just to contact a doctor as soon as possible.
However, the nurse was like a ignited powder keg, angrily shouting at Qi Tongwei: "You are anxious, but aren't we anxious too?"
"You want us to find a doctor in advance? Who do you think you are? Do you think you're so great just because you have a certificate?"
"What do you mean by soldiers first? Shouldn't soldiers give way to others at this time?"
Her voice was sharp and high-pitched, instantly attracting the attention of many people in the noisy hospital lobby.
The patients, their families, and busy medical staff who were queuing around stopped what they were doing and looked at them curiously.
Qi Tongwei was stunned at first. He never expected the nurse to say such a thing.
But soon, his brows furrowed tightly, and he tried to keep his voice calm as he said, "Have you thought about what you said? You are insulting the soldiers of the Xia Kingdom."
His voice was not loud, but it revealed an unquestionable majesty.
The nurse, however, didn't take it seriously. She put her hands on her hips and continued to yell, "How did I insult the soldiers? Everyone is lining up, waiting to see a doctor. Why are you special?"
Qi Tongwei's expression grew even darker. He hugged the child tightly and said, "Military priority is not a privilege, but a right earned through responsibility and commitment."
"We soldiers charge into battle on the battlefield and risk our lives in the face of disasters, all for the sake of protecting ordinary people like you."
"When we have an emergency, we prioritize treatment so we can get back to our mission of protecting people more quickly."
"You are now making indiscriminate accusations, which is a slander against the military."
People around started whispering.
"This nurse is a bit too much. The soldier is also trying to save the child."
An old lady whispered.
"That's right. Soldiers do so much for us on a regular basis. It's okay to give them priority right now."
A young man echoed.
The nurse became even more angry and embarrassed when she heard the people around her talking. She pointed at Qi Tongwei and said, "Huh, you only know how to say nice things. The child in your arms is not yours, why are you so concerned about it? Maybe you kidnapped it from somewhere."
When Qi Tongwei heard this, he laughed angrily.
He gritted his teeth and said, "You are simply unreasonable. I met this child while on a mission. She is now in critical condition. As a soldier, I cannot stand by and watch her die."
"And you, as a medical worker, are making malicious speculations and slandering soldiers. Where is your professional ethics?"
Just then, a policeman who happened to be in the hospital visiting a sick colleague heard the noise and came over.
He saw the child in Qi Tongwei's arms and the angry nurse and asked, "What's going on?"
Qi Tongwei briefly explained the situation.
The police officer looked at the nurse and said sternly, "Girl, what you are doing is wrong."
"Soldiers are a very respectable group in our Xia country. They have made great contributions to the country and its people. You should apologize to this soldier."
The nurse panicked when she saw the police officer was also on Qi Tongwei's side, but she still said stubbornly, "I didn't do anything wrong. Why should I apologize?"
Qi Tongwei looked at the nurse and shook his head helplessly.
He knew that there was no point in arguing with such an unreasonable person. What he cared about most now was his child's condition.
Suddenly, the child in Qi Tongwei's arms coughed twice, and the child's face became redder and hotter.