Crack.
Above Sea City, a flash of lightning tore through the densely packed dark clouds, followed by a rumbling thunder, as rain poured down.
The sound of the rain couldn't affect Li Feng inside the operating room.
The terrifying wound on his chest had been stitched together by Li Feng as if sewing clothes, and fortunately, it hadn't damaged the heart, which was perhaps the only relief.
Next was the reattachment of the severed arm.
Compared to the wound on the chest, this was undoubtedly more troublesome. The human arm has not only blood vessels but also tendons and bones, as well as countless capillaries.
Rejoining a severed limb isn't just about aligning two parts of the arm and sewing a circle around them to deem it reattached.
Not to mention, the thread used to sew blood vessels is as fine as hair; this isn't even the finest, as it becomes most challenging when stitching the main capillaries.
The high failure rate of such surgeries often comes down to time.
