At nine o'clock on Thursday morning, Patients One, Three, and Four, who had awakened after participating in the infrasound awakening experimental therapy, were brought together to the Neurosurgery Department.
Today, they needed to undergo another comprehensive and meticulous brain and body examination.
The various tests would last all day. If no new issues arose, they could go home tomorrow.
The allure of going home was overwhelming!
This made Patients One, Three, and Four—who were either leaning on a single crutch or dragging a leg slightly—feel as if they had shed a dozen pounds. They walked with a spring in their step.
The medical staff and family members walking beside them quickened their pace, frequently having to remind them out loud.
"Slow down, slow down. Careful not to fall!"
"No need to rush. Even if you finish all the tests this morning, you still can't leave today..."
