Zombies take me as air

Chapter 94 Tired
The gloves were worn out, and her fingers were bleeding, Kong Qi didn't care about it at all, she only cared about the time, it was already dark, she kept in mind the time Nan Xing said, she had to rescue Lu Xiangbei before the tenth.

She dug from dusk until late at night, and finally dug a narrow passage. Although people couldn't get in, the donkeys could.

Erlu went in with paper and pen on his back, and came out with a note from Lu Xiangbei.

Lu Xiangbei said that he needed water and food, and Kong Qi put water, a bottle of jam, and two tubes of blood-enriching oral liquid on the second donkey's back to let it go in.

Before Kong Qi came here, she didn't know what would happen to Lu Xiangbei. She thought that since her life was in danger, she might be injured, so she brought a bunch of medicine.

Erlu acted as a delivery man, delivering items and news to Kong Qi and the others.

Kong Qi read the note and knew that Lu Xiangbei's leg was pinned down, one arm was injured, and the other could still move.

Seeing that there was hope for saving people, Kong Qi dug harder until after eleven o'clock at night, and finally she was able to get in too.

She took off the cotton-padded jacket and trousers to make herself slimmer, and slipped into the ruins in long johns.

Seeing that Lu Xiangbei was still alive with his eyes open, Kong Qi was really at ease.

It's just that Lu Xiangbei has a high fever, his lips are chapped, and his throat is so inflamed that he can't speak.

Drinking water and eating jam was very difficult, so Kong Qi crushed the pills into powder, poured them into water, stirred them evenly, and fed them to Lu Xiangbei to drink.

In addition to antipyretics, there are also anti-inflammatory drugs, as well as granules for clearing away heat and detoxification.

She took her cotton coat and covered it for Lu Xiangbei. After planning the next step, she withdrew and continued digging.

Lu Xiangbei had a high fever, but he was still conscious. He looked at the girl whose face was filthy, covered in mud and snow, and her hands were bleeding, and suddenly a piece of hatred filled her heart.

Kong Qi lit a big bonfire next to the ruins, and she threw everything she could burn into the fire to make the fire burn vigorously.

With the help of the fire, she continued to dig, and finally dug Lu Xiangbei out in the early hours of the morning.

She ran two blocks away, dragged back a tent, and moved Lu Xiangbei in. Lu Xiangbei's arm was dislocated, and she couldn't put it back together. Big problem.

Lu Xiangbei's legs were only crushed, and suffered some skin trauma, but no bone injuries.

His biggest problem is high fever. Kong Qi fed him sweat-type antipyretics, and he needed to keep warm and replenish water.

Kong Qi found a few mattresses and spread them in the tent, then covered Lu Xiangbei with two layers of quilts, set up a small fire next to the campfire, boiled water and warmed it up for him to drink.

This was the third time she took care of the sick Lu Xiangbei. The first time she was forced to, the second time she tried her best, and the third time she wished to share some of his pain, and only hoped that he would not die.

Lu Xiangbei sweated a few times, Kong Qi removed a layer of quilt for him, but he was afraid that he would be blown by the wind, so he set up wooden boards and paper shells in the tent, and used quilts to block the gaps, it was like being in the tent, giving him He built a warm nest.

She wiped his sweat with a warm towel and fed him some warm water mixed with vitamin C every hour.

At dawn, Lu Xiangbei's fever finally subsided, Kong Qi went to the residential area to collect edible things, only found two compressed biscuits and three bottles of water.

She boiled the compressed biscuits into a paste and fed them to Lu Xiangbei.

After breakfast, he was given the mixed potion. Seeing that his condition was stable, she ate some jerky herself.

Then she rested beside her. She really just wanted to rest for a while, but when she closed her eyes, she lost her 'consciousness'.

(End of this chapter)