On the athletic field, Mu Yunting set his eyes on the girl who had gotten off the plane with him from the departing car, "Don't worry, I'll take you to the hospital."
The girl nodded slightly, "Thank you, Director Mu."
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Inside the operating room.
Moses' sternum has already been split open, his heart exposed to the eyes of the doctors; it's still beating, although it's clear that it's with a very subtle force and rhythm.
"Heparin has been injected," the assistant doctor glanced at the monitor, "Heart rate 36, blood pressure 60 over 43, cardiopulmonary bypass normal…"
Dr. William raised his eyes to glance at the time; nearly twenty minutes have passed, and the next step is the removal of the heart.
Watching as Dr. Charlie took the electrosurgical knife and aimed it at Moses' heart, Dr. William's pupils squinted tensely.
The electrosurgical knife quietly pierced into the beating heart.
The left atrium was severed…
Five minutes passed.
