darknovel Chapter 109 Is this disease familiar?
Chapter 109 Is this disease familiar?
Not only that, the people sent out to ask for the doctor never came back. Mammy guessed that the plague had spread throughout the imperial city, and the doctors were probably afraid of being infected, so they all refused to come over because they were feeling unwell.
In this regard, no matter how much money the people in the palace tried to attract them, it was useless, and they couldn't directly force people to come over. Wouldn't it ruin the reputation of Prince Han's palace?
In this desperation, Nanny Zhao also wanted to send someone to invite Princess Han to come over. Unexpectedly, the princess had already come over before the person was invited, which surprised her.
The plague had already spread throughout the house, and the princess must have rushed over after hearing about it. It was not easy to be willing to risk being infected at this time.
Therefore, when Yun Weiyang took the children's pulse one by one, and it was Jingyu's turn at the end, he still remembered the unhappiness in his heart, but his life was at stake, so he still extended his hand.
However, what he didn't expect was that Yun Weiyang left directly after checking Huaijin's pulse, as if she had no intention of diagnosing him. Jingyu's originally stiff face now became more and more ugly. This hateful person woman!
Aunt Zhao also noticed this scene. She also learned about the grudges between the two since Jingyu was beaten last time. Although she felt that adults should not care about a child, if she guessed correctly, it was indeed Jingyu had wronged the princess, so it was not surprising that he would react like this.
"Princess, how is the situation?"
Aunt Zhao didn't want to offend Yun Weiyang at the moment. She was the only one who could heal her. Once she angered her, those children would be doomed.
"I want some time."
Yun Weiyang did not answer immediately, because she noticed a familiar feeling from this symptom. This condition was indeed very similar to the plague, but there was another disease that also had this condition.
Because she analyzed it carefully, it happened so coincidentally on the day of the flower viewing party. It was obvious that Emperor Chuyan had no time to find such a plague-infected patient to infect Uncle Wang and then infect so many people in the military camp.
Even if you have this plan before, not to mention that it is not easy to find a person infected with the plague. He will die in just a few days. It is very difficult to achieve such an accurate effect, but if it is poisoning, this It's easy to do.
Many poisons have similar effects when activated. As long as he bribes people in the military camp and poisons the water or food that everyone drinks, he can quickly achieve the desired effect.
"Chuntao, go and get me some medicinal ingredients."
Yun Weiyang quickly wrote down several medicinal materials with a pen and paper and handed them to Chuntao. After the latter took them, he hurried to the warehouse. Looking at the children with vomiting and diarrhea as if they were exhausted, he knew that their condition was very bad. , there must be no delay.
Aunt Zhao and others looked at the serious and calm look on the princess's face, and the original panic seemed to have gradually dissipated, as if as long as the princess was there, nothing would cause trouble.
Aware of her own state of mind, Aunt Zhao couldn't help but be surprised. She had always felt that the princess was unreliable and untrustworthy. But for some reason, the person in front of her was clearly a person, but her calm demeanor was completely different from the previous princess. It's like a new person.
Can a person really change so much?
Others may not be able to tell, but she has been in the palace for so many years, and she has seen a lot of all kinds of people around Concubine Hui. It is easy to tell who has what intention in their mind, just like before. Jiao knew that the prince was in her heart, but there were countless girls in the palace who admired the prince, so it was not surprising.
However, if Lianjiao did something like that, she would undoubtedly be seeking death.
Chuntao was very fast, and the medicinal materials were taken over. Yun Weiyang pounded the medicinal materials into juice on the side, and then planned to remove a drop of blood from the sick person.
Her eyes swept over Yuanrun and Fuling, and finally landed on Huaijin.
"Use mine. My brothers and sisters are still young and can't help but feel the pain."
Huaijin's face was pale. His already weak body had been in need of good health. His successive illnesses had made his already bad health even worse. Aunt Zhao felt really distressed when she saw it. Yuanrun and Fuling were just still young. There won't be any problems when he grows up, but Huaijin's body is considered sick in everyone's eyes.
If this continues, things will get into trouble.
Jingyu on the side wanted to ask him to come, but found that Yun Weiyang didn't bother to look at him from beginning to end. Even if he took the initiative to bring up the matter, he would be asking for trouble. This woman would not pay attention to him at all.
Yun Weiyang took the blood from Huaijin and blended it into the concoction, quietly waiting for the changes in the concoction.
Chuntao also stared at it with wide eyes, but she didn't notice any changes as she looked around. On the contrary, her own lady seemed to see some clues in it and felt that she was really not smart.
Suddenly, Yun Weiyang withdrew her gaze, but she was already confident.
"Princess, is there any way to cure this?" Aunt Zhao couldn't help but ask.
Rao knows that this kind of thing is not so easy to solve. The last time there was a plague in the imperial city was seven years ago. The entire hospital was extremely busy, and even trying day and night to find a way could not quickly contain the disease.
Now the princess just checked the situation. If she could solve it, wouldn't she become a god?
It would be nice to just watch the children suffer, even if some medicine could alleviate their pain.
"I'll go back to my room to make the medicine. Don't worry, nothing will happen to the three of them."
Jingyu couldn't help but get angry when he heard what he said. This woman is far more vengeful than she thought. She was planning to treat only Huaijin and the three of them, completely leaving herself out!
"Yun Weiyang, what do you mean?"
"If you don't understand people's words, just ask your maid to speak to you a few times. I don't need to explain to you." Yun Weiyang's expression was cold. She could not be called a kind person, but she had clear grievances.
She will never let down those who are kind to her, but asking her to put down her prejudices and seek treatment for those who have offended her is just a dream.
Aunt Zhao also planned to speak for Jingyu, but Yun Weiyang had already warned: "Aunt Zhao, go find out what the children ate and drank, and who handled it. Keep the noise low, and you won't need to do more after you find out." What to do, just write it down and wait for the prince to come back before making a decision."
"Don't eat anything in the kitchen. Find a few reliable people to go out and buy food again. Don't drink the water from the well in the house. Bring it back from outside."
"Yes, princess."
Aunt Zhao's face changed slightly. Judging from all the things the princess ordered, someone deliberately poisoned their food!
Although Uncle Wang is from the mansion, he has no chance to come into contact with the young masters. However, the young masters are the first to show symptoms, and everything is indeed strange.
After Yun Weiyang finished all the instructions, she returned to Yunqing Pavilion, followed closely by Chuntao, "Miss, have you figured out a way to cure the disease?"
"Chuntao, I have something to ask you to do now."
"Don't worry, Miss, Chuntao will definitely take care of it."
Chuntao hurriedly left the palace to find her elder brother. Now that the situation was serious, she also knew that things could not be delayed at all, so she was extra careful when going out, following the people who went out to purchase, so as not to be noticed.