To Hell with Being a Saint, I’m a Doctor
Chapter 76: Small Trade City, Gehel (2)

Everyone knew what would happen next.

Ray, careful not to leave any marks, dusted off his hands as he looked at the orcs sprawled on the ground.

“That felt good. Hahaha.”

The defeated orcs, seeing Ray’s satisfied smile, each had a thought.

“This crazy bastard, squeak!”

“Get up. All those who were hit, follow me.”

At his words, the orcs hastily stood up.

If they dawdled, they knew they could start getting hit again, endlessly.

Ray nodded in satisfaction as he watched their quick actions.

“Very good.”

While walking through the mountains, the orcs and ogres from the neighboring village who foolishly attacked them ended up being beaten just like them.

“Ah, so we were beaten like that.”

It was a truly terrifying sight.

A small human was kicking the shins of an ogre over five meters tall and enjoying it.

“We’re going to be late at this rate.”

Despite saying they would be late, it seemed they were enjoying the journey as they deliberately chose paths with lots of monsters.

And so, the monsters living in the same mountain range were in quite a disarray.

Just making eye contact could get them beaten, and in some cases, they would be searched out in their settlements and beaten there.

By this point, it was clear that he was just enjoying himself.

After wandering around beating various monsters for a while, Ray scratched his head and muttered.

“There are plenty of ogres and orcs, but… no trolls?”

Hearing his muttering, the eyes of the orcs sparkled.

Were trolls going to be beaten too?

If that was the case, it was rather a good thing. Trolls were their natural enemies.

They always came to their settlements, stealing away the young orcs and females. They had to give away their children and wives while shedding tears of blood.

Otherwise, they themselves would undoubtedly face a terrible death.

An orc opened its mouth.

“Squeak! If it’s about trolls, squeak! We know them, squeak!”

Ray’s eyes gleamed.

“Where?”

“I led the way. Squeak! Follow me, squeak!”

Confidently, the orc led the way, walking proudly.

They ascended the mountainside and then briskly descended a large road.

It wasn’t very far from the orc settlement.

It was close enough that they could see it after walking for about 20 minutes.

Upon reaching the destination, the orc took a deep breath and shouted.

“Come out! Squeak! Green monster! Squeak!”

The green-skinned orc called the troll a green monster.

At the sound of the shout, a few trolls emerged from their caves.

“Grrr?”

“Grr.”

With puzzled eyes, they looked around to see who had called them.

All they could see was a muscular orc standing proudly with its chest puffed out, a human, and about a dozen orcs lined up behind them.

Scratching their heads, they seemed to try to figure out what was going on as they communicated with each other in low growls.

And so, the orc let out an excited shout.

“Kwik! Kneel down right now! Kwik!”

Ray gave the orc a sidelong glance.

Its behavior was somewhat strange, but it was a monster he had to confront regardless.

He picked up a straight branch from around him.

It was the perfect size to hit someone with.

Ray endowed the branch with magic.

“Shield.”

Whoosh-

The surrounding mana resonated with the mana echo.

The wooden stick was enveloped in blue light and transformed into the size of a baseball bat.

Before they knew it, the trolls started to get hit one after the other, unable to block the rushing human.

It hurt more than being hit with a regular tree branch when Ray started beating them with the mana-dense stick.

“Keoek!”

“Kueoeo!”

They raised their hands to protect themselves, letting out monstrous screams that seemed to reverberate around the area.

But they couldn’t completely shield their massive bodies. There were plenty of places for Ray to strike even if they tried to cover themselves.

Puk- Puk-

Incredible sounds, which were hard to believe came from striking a living creature, resounded here and there.

He didn’t use the club even when he hit the ogre.

However, the troll’s regenerative abilities were ridiculously fast. It wouldn’t have been fair not to give it a proper beating with the club.

After more than twenty minutes of relentless beating, the trolls gave up any thought of blocking the blows and could only scream in pain as they got hit.

The sudden attack and beating left them feeling not only bewildered but also wronged.

Once they lost the strength to stand and laid there, that’s when the beating finally stopped.

Seeing him not even break a sweat after all that beating filled the trolls with dread.

Wiping off non-existent sweat, Ray said,

“Follow me.”

He gathered the orcs and trolls and swiftly cast a spell.

“Sleep.”

The surrounding mana quickly seeped into the trolls and orcs, making them fall asleep without a chance to resist.

Ray looked around at them all fast asleep, considering which ones seemed the most suitable.

He chose the healthiest-looking orc and troll.

Without hesitation, he sliced open their abdomens.

Skillfully making the right incisions, he laid their internal organs bare.

What he did was transplant the troll’s liver into the orc.

He wondered if the orc, with a part of the tremendously large troll’s liver attached, would produce blood that retained the troll’s characteristics while also not being transparent.

Of course, it was just an attempt, so he couldn’t guarantee it would be successful.

But there was a sufficient possibility. The orc’s blood turned transparent every time, after all.

With an almost magical touch, he extracted a part of the troll’s liver and attached it to the orc’s liver.

The transplant surgery was successful.

He pulled out mana threads and neatly sutured the surgical area, concluding the surgery.

“Looks like we’re done.”

Of course, he hadn’t done anything roughly.

Ray sent mana to the orc and troll selected for the surgery.

He numbed the pain around the wound to ease their discomfort, which proved far better than any painkiller.

“Cancel.”

After he cancelled the magic, the two began to wake up one by one after a while.

“Grrk…”

“Chwieek……”

As they roused from their sleep, each making different sounds, they quietly looked at Ray.

They thought, ‘We hope we don’t get hit as soon as we wake up.’

In reality, he would hit them whether they were eating or sleeping, without any care.

So, getting hit as soon as they woke up wouldn’t be surprising in the least.

Seeing them accustomed to violence, Ray chuckled.

“Now, all of you go back.”

“Chwieek!”

At his single command, the orcs and trolls scampered off as if they had been waiting for it.

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Seeing this, Ray felt reassured once more that he should return to this place.

Blood isn’t produced that quickly.

He had sent mana to that orc and attached a specific mana to it, so finding it again wouldn’t be a problem.

Next time, he planned to see the blood.

“Hehehe.”

He laughed sinisterly as he left the mountain range.

If this plan worked out, fixing Eclay’s eyes would be just a matter of time.

In an alley, more than ten young men surrounded a girl, engaged in a heated argument.

“If you just give me the money, you and your brother can live comfortably here.”

She shook her head from side to side.

Cold eyes stared back at them.

Terrifyingly cold eyes. It was difficult to speak when faced with those eyes.

But not wanting to show that he was intimidated, one of the young men raised his hand and forcefully slapped the girl’s cheek.

Smack-

The girl, who seemed frail enough that a single hit could be dangerous to her life, couldn’t resist the young man’s strength.

Unable to withstand a slap on the cheek, she fell to the ground.

The young man with scars on his face quietly said to the girl.

“Do you want to be sold?”

He giggled as he spoke.

“After all, even if you had become just bones from lack of food, your face was still pretty, so you could have been sold for quite a bit.”

At his words, the others also sneered.

In the region known as Gehel, there were many brothels where young girls were sold.

If you had just a few coins, you could easily find a dealer in the alleyways.

Of course, there were also pimps. If you brought a pretty-faced child, you would receive at least a few silver coins.

Thinking about that, he swallowed his saliva along with the money in his pocket as he looked at the girl.

Since she was going to be sold anyway…

He decided to snatch her money pouch.

But the girl, gathering all her strength, hugged the money pouch tightly, refusing to let it be taken.

Then, the young man ripped her rag-like clothes.

Instantly, the girl’s face turned red with embarrassment as she quickly covered her body with her hands.

That was when the pouch went into the young man’s hands.

“Hahaha, if you were going to give it to me, you should have done so when I asked nicely.”

He opened the jingling pouch, and inside were gold coins overflowing.

“Whoa!”

He thought they would be silver coins at best, but gold?

With this money, he could settle his life here and buy a house in a nice place.

The other young men swallowed their saliva as they saw the gold coins.

They nodded at each other, seeming to have agreed to share the gold amicably.

After the silent agreement, the scar-faced young man looked down at the girl and sinisterly smiled.

They had taken her money, and now all they had to do was enjoy themselves slowly.

His face, filled with excitement, was truly hideous.

The girl’s cold eyes were soaked with fear and shame.

As his hand touched the girl’s body, she forcefully knocked it away.

With nothing but bones, where did she get such strength?

The young man clenched his rather throbbing hand and kicked her with all his might.

Bang-

“……!”

She flew as if carried by the wind and hit the wall.

A slight trace of blood seeped from the corner of her mouth.

Having quieted her a bit, they approached her and forcefully lifted her up by grabbing her arms and legs.

Tattered pieces of clothing fell off. Her body, which had never been shown to anyone, was exposed.

The scar-faced young man slowly approached her with a sinister look in his eyes, scanning her body.

It was over. Cold tears of shame flowed down the girl’s flushed face.

That’s when a voice rang out from the back of the alley.

“Wow, looking at your faces, you’re definitely bandits. But why aren’t you in the mountains and instead here looting?”

Ray looked at them with cold, hardened eyes.

He had come down from the mountains and was passing through Gehel.

As he thought about how to treat Eckley’s eyes, he recognized the girl’s younger sister who came running towards him.

As he raised his hand to greet her, she, with her emaciated body, ran towards him, gasping for breath, seemingly asking for help.

‘Aphasia?’

Come to think of it, she hadn’t spoken a word since they met.

The girl’s younger sister was the same. Even now, looking desperate for help, she couldn’t open her mouth.

Despite his perplexity, he followed the younger sister.

They entered an alley that interconnected in a complex way, and she ran towards the back of a building that looked dusty and unsightly at first glance.

As he followed her, what did he see but a bandit-looking guy kicking a girl?

Then, he lifted her up and looked at her with eyes full of lust. That’s when he fully grasped the situation.

The younger sister had gone to ask for help to save her older sister, and he was the one she had found on the street.

Ah, so that was it.

Ray’s eyes turned cold.

“Wow, looking at your faces, you’re definitely bandits. But why aren’t you in the mountains and instead here looting?”

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