Let's Go on an MT

A week passed after Sawol joined the medical school classes as a special trainee.

Life remained peaceful.

No, perhaps I should say it was peaceful compared to before.

“S-Student Sawol! What are you doing right now?!”

An initial treatment practical for multiple trauma in emergency medicine.

It was a class where we assumed a patient had suffered blunt abdominal trauma and a pelvic fracture, then carried out the steps from securing the airway to controlling the bleeding.

Yet despite the professor's screams, Sawol instead wore an expression that said she had no idea what the problem was.

“The abdomen is that distended, and the pelvis is completely shattered. The patient has already lost far too much blood. In this condition, there’s almost no chance of survival, even if we keep trying to treat them.”

“Then why did you stick a kunai into the carotid artery?!”

“I judged that, as a comrade, it was better to grant them peaceful rest than prolong hopeless suffering.”...