Chu Ge squinted his eyes, pulled out a handkerchief, wrapped up the stone, and set it aside, then took out a silver needle threaded with silk to sew up Qian Youquan's wounds.
After the stitching, Qian Youquan's complexion had greatly improved, no longer as pale as before, and his calf, after being pale for a while, seemed to be replenished with fresh blood and gradually regained a healthy color.
Gently extracting the silver needles from Qian Youquan's body and neck, Chu Ge put away the needles and began to study the thing absorbed by the stone in his handkerchief.
The "stone" he held was only stone-like in appearance; in fact, it was a creature from the deep sea, which possessed a spiritual nature that could detect living things or parasites within the human body.
However, this creature was usually extremely lazy, reluctant to move, always curled up in a round shape, so one might mistake it for a stone upon a cursory glance.
