This is not a symptom of excessive blood loss. Ling'er was shocked. She quickly supported him as he fell forward and asked in panic, "What's wrong with you? You're obviously not poisoned." Could it be that she had made a mistake in diagnosing the pulse?
"It's not poisoned," Qi Yang said weakly. He wanted to comfort Linger a few more words, but as soon as he spoke, he wanted to vomit blood again.
Ling'er also noticed that Brother Yang's breath was extremely unstable, and quickly interrupted, "If you feel uncomfortable, stop talking now. Sit down and have a rest." This would allow her to re-diagnose the pulse and clarify Yang. What happened to my brother? Different from the congestion he vomited before, this time it was bright red blood
Qi Yang shook his head and refused. He couldn't rest at this point.
"But you" Ling'er wanted to say, "but you can't walk either", but after seeing Brother Yang's pale but stubborn handsome face, he couldn't bear to say any more.
Qi Yang suppressed the blood rising in his throat and whispered, "It's okay."
"It's okay. You vomited blood, and you still call it okay." Ling'er became more and more annoyed as he spoke. My brother still wanted to deal with it like this
Qi Yang didn't know how to explain it, and he didn't have the energy to think about it, so he just advised, "Let's go"
"What?" Ling'er felt that he must have heard it Wrong. Even now, Brother Yang said he could walk
Qi Yang knew that Ling'er had heard it, and also understood that Ling'er would not listen to the advice because he was worried about him, so he let go of Ling'er's hand and thought Go first.
Ling'er grabbed him and stopped him, "Even if it doesn't work, even if you want to leave, you must first explain clearly what's wrong with you."
Qi Yang looked helplessly. Ling'er held his hand and said tiredly, "Be obedient, leave here first." After saying that, he wrapped his right wrist around, deftly broke away from Ling'er's pull, turned around and walked forward.
Facts have proved that Qi Yang can indeed walk, but it is very difficult.
Although "you" Ling'er was angry with him for trying to be brave, you could see that he was staggering when he walked, so he couldn't bear it and hurriedly followed him to help him.
Fortunately, the edge of the forest is not far ahead. Ling'er could only comfort herself in this way.
This last short journey seemed to have exhausted all Qi Yang’s energy. As soon as he walked out of the forest, he felt weak under his feet and could only rely on Ling'er's support to stand firm.
Where they are is an open space. Without the obstruction of the dead trees, the skylight fell directly on the two of them, which was a bit dazzling.
Ling'er finally adapted to the sudden bright light, and when she raised her head, she was startled by Brother Yang's even paler face.
"You" Ling'er looked at the blood stains on his whitened lips and was so sad that she just wanted to shed tears.
After Qi Yang checked the surrounding situation, he lowered his head just in time to meet Ling'er's red eyes, and hurriedly reassured her, "There is no one nearby, it is safe for now. We can rest here."
"Yes." Ling'er nodded and observed the open space. On one side of the clearing was the dead forest they walked through, on the left and right were short bushes, and in front was a stone wall as tall as a person. There is a gentle slope on the side of the stone wall, which allows you to go up the mountain around the stone wall.
Linger made a quick decision and thoughtHelp Brother Yang to rest next to the stone wall.
Unexpectedly, Qi Yang refused to take a step. He whispered, "Just here."
Ling'er was puzzled. Brother Yang wanted to sit directly on the snow. This was not good. It wasn't until she saw Brother Yang sliding weakly to the ground with her support that she realized that Brother Yang didn't even have the strength to walk to the stone wall.
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