Dark-Haired British Doctor Chapter 351

Episode 351: The Ancient People [1]

Right away.

In the end, it was Miller who convinced the chief.

To summarize what I heard from the side, it is as follows.

-These guys' medical skills… … Most of them seem like frauds. But these guys are different. They've really saved people who were dying. They even saved someone who had been shot a while ago. They gave them blood. Oh, that's right. They even pressed on their hearts. Rumor has it that they're drawing blood from the head and heart.

-You're not a doctor, you're a sorcerer!

-Yes, yes. That's right. He's the world's greatest sorcerer.

-Hmm… … Well, then I guess I can believe it. Well, he doesn’t look like your typical American or British guy, after all.

what…….

Yeah, I think it was a good decision to go with the Shaman meta.

I feel like people really like it.

People hate it when you say doctor, but if you say a sorcerer, the worst reaction is probably fear.

If I had to worry about one thing, it would be how history would judge me… … .

'I know. I just need to survive for now.'

history?

The saying that a person leaves behind a name when he or she dies is something that can be said because society is stable, or at least one's own situation is stable.

While you're thinking about leaving your name behind, why don't you earn some more money?

No, you should think about saving the patient in front of you.

I was just talking nonsense earlier, but the reason I'm doing this is to save at least one more person.

Right away.

Anyway, since it's a place you can't go by carriage, I'm going by horseback.

I was just going to go there because it was a little bit south of Denver, but it seems like their 'slightly' isn't 'slightly' in the usual sense.

be far…….

If it had been close, Miller would have come the very next day.

I should have realized it when it took more than two days… … .

“The scenery is beautiful.”

“How dare you say that? I might have to sleep out.”

“That wouldn’t be so bad, would it? The weather is nice too.”

I gave up on Liston, a man without common sense, and looked at Blundell.

Blundell, as expected, was a man who knew how to live up to my expectations.

“What the hell. The scenery, the roads, the roads are so rough.”

“That’s why.”

“I’m a horse rider living near London, but this is my first time on a road like this.”

And so did Alfred, Joseph and Colin, who were behind them.

It wasn't that it wasn't, but the length… …was a real wild field itself.

When you say field, it sounds like a good place to run, right?

no.

The weeds… … .

In this atmosphere, I guess we should say that we are the weeds and these guys are the original ones, but anyway, what kind of grass is growing so vigorously… … .

Fortunately, the Indians had an amazing sense of direction and often followed behind them, otherwise the horse would have fallen over and chaos would have broken out already.

'It's a weaker animal than I thought.'

They didn't say anything, but on the way here, two horses fell over and broke their legs.

Although human fractures are difficult to mend, horses appear to be even more difficult.

I also tried to do something, but the horse's owner shook his head firmly, then shot the horse with tears in his eyes and killed it.

He said that he didn't want to make her suffer because it wouldn't get better anyway.

Now that I think about it, I heard something from a friend of mine who enjoyed UmaXsume.

I think it's said that when a horse breaks its leg, it is usually euthanized.

“It’s over there.”

As I was carefully following the person in front of me, I arrived before I knew it.

Saying it like this might make it sound like a trivial journey, but we left at almost dawn and it was now night.

It was so dark that it was difficult to see in front of one's nose without relying on a torch.

That's why I could clearly see the many wisps of smoke rising in the distance.

“They’re coming out to pick you up.”

I must have been so absorbed in watching that, but when I turned my head when they said they were coming out to greet me, I saw quite a few Indians coming with torches.

Looking to the side, Liston already had his hand on the handle of the knife.

I had my sharp eyes wide open… … .

It is clear that this came from a martial arts novel.

“This way. Carefully, carefully. Just give me the reins.”

“Oh, yes.”

Of course, the tribesmen were so kind that they led us into their territory, making our caution seem meaningless.

It certainly seemed that the custom of speaking twice with one mouth had not yet taken hold.

In the distance I could see Miller gesturing to me as if he were telling me not to do that.

-Well… … It’s sad and pitiful that they are people who can’t adapt to change… … but it’s undeniable that they are good people.

He didn't just use gestures, he would say things like this every time he got the chance.

And the tribesmen, as if to prove Miller's words, took our horses away, fed them, and gave them a rest.

What they did for us goes without saying.

I don't know if it's originally a traditional liquor or something that was passed down…

I was able to eat delicious grilled venison with some rice wine that was supposed to make me drunk.

What's a little sad is that eating like this is better than most meals you'll get in England.

It may seem like I'm being dismissive of British food when I say this, but… … .

That's not it.

“No… why is this meat so delicious?”

“What on earth will I have to eat to live when I return to England…….”

"ha……."

“Just wait. When I get back, I’ll go hunting myself.”

Our group all thinks so too.

No wonder he is already dreading the day he will have to return.

Anyway, on the first day I just ate and slept like that.

Although the sleeping conditions were somewhat poor because I slept in an Indian tent, I slept very well, perhaps because the road was so rough and unfamiliar, or perhaps because I was tired.

“Hwaaam…….”

When I woke up from that long sleep, the tribe was also welcoming the morning.

I felt it a bit yesterday too, but it was even worse under the sunlight.

At least the lifestyle of this tribe was very similar to what comes to mind when we think of Native Americans.

First of all, sleeping in a cone-shaped tent made of animal skin, the way they dress, and the clothes they wear.

But my knowledge was limited to this point.

Anything more than that… … .

What would I know?

'They're not even our ancestors.'

In fact, aren't Native Americans people who have maintained their way of life for thousands of years?

In terms of the Korean peninsula, it is said to be the lifestyle of people during the Gojoseon period… … .

It's embarrassing, but I don't even know that.

I know a little about dolmens… … .

So, first of all, I started observing.

“Isn’t it strange? How can people be so undeveloped?”

After staring at it for a while, Liston came up to me and said this.

really…….

It's a word that makes me feel hot every time I hear it.

But that would have been the general thinking of white people at the time.

“Well… you never know. The fact that I’ve survived this far… means that there might be some advantage to it.”

Blundell is a bit soft-spoken, but he's not that different, is he?

Our disciples?

These guys are the same.

especially…….

“One thing is for sure. Red-faced people are a little better than black people… but they are still uncivilized and inferior.”

Our Colin.

Didn't I say I can't break my bad habits?

He keeps making racist remarks.

I guess you could just ignore it since it probably wasn't referring to me… … .

“Is it true that people with colored faces are somehow inferior?”

“Yes? No, no.”

“Is the yellow one any better than the red one?”

“No, no, Professor! That’s not what I meant.”

I'm a little grumpy.

So I kept scratching and it became a bit ambiguous.

How on earth should I come to a conclusion?

'There is no difference in race?'

This is actually true.

If you look into history with immature knowledge, you might wonder why these people did nothing with this good land… … .

In fact, isn't it true that civilization can't develop with just land and people?

Animals that can be domesticated, crops, climate, geographic location, minerals, etc.

There are too many factors at play to list them all.

here?

Here, there were no livestock and grain was in short supply, and since there was a lot of it around the Great Lakes, development was bound to be even slower.

“Don’t you know that when you look at Miller? There’s almost no difference in intelligence.”

but…….

However, it is a bit presumptuous to say that there is no difference in intelligence.

It might be okay here, but didn't Kim Tae-pyeong say later that there was no difference between that guy and us?

If this shit starts happening… … .

This is a bit dangerous, considering that he is already making more and more enemies as he gains money and power in London.

“Oh, yes. I’ll keep that in mind! Miller is an honorary white man!”

I want to hit you, but… … .

What can I do?

The mood of the times is like this.

It's obvious that not only him, but the other guys think that way too.

Everyone is observing the Indian tribes, but what should we call it?

It's like looking at a real zoo.

Wow, that's amazing.

That's how they live.

like this?

“Anyway, I’ll go check if there are any sick people. The chief said he’d gather them.”

“Oh, let’s go together.”

“Yes, brother.”

“What about Professor Blundell?”

“Me? I’ll just watch a little more. Just in case.”

“Ah…… yes, just don’t be so rude.”

“Haha. Do you think I’m like you? I’ll be hanging out with Miller.”

Blundell was a little different, though.

He seemed to want to see if there was anything that could really serve as a stepping stone.

Isn't he the one who knows better than anyone that there are problems with London medicine, that is, 19th century medicine?

It's gotten better now thanks to me fixing a lot of things, but…

A simple person like Liston would define the current state as 19th century medicine, but Blundell, who has some meta-cognition, defines the time before I cured him as 19th century medicine.

'Well… … In that situation, I think it's right to think that there's something you can learn anywhere.'

Probably the places that Britain colonized… … .

Among these, places like India in particular have a very high probability of having medical knowledge superior to that of the 19th century.

'But will it be here too?'

It's not prejudice.

Because I learned why this civilization stagnated.

However, I wonder if there is anything great enough for us to learn from that stagnant civilization.

“Hello!”

"yes."

Anyway, I took everyone except Blundell and headed to the chief.

Just because it was a tent with a chieftain, it wasn't that big or anything.

However, I connected a few of them together and went inside, and surprisingly, there was quite a bit of space.

It wasn't that wide though…

“Is this all?”

“I guess faith…….”

"ah."

There were so few patients that it was impossible to fill them all.

It wasn't that I didn't understand.

My country will be like this too.

but…….

Things were going to be a little different starting tomorrow.

Just by looking at it, you can tell, there are people I can fix.