While Davers and Helps were discussing how to treat the injured more efficiently, Menon sent a guard to call him over.

As soon as he entered the door, Menon shouted angrily: "I said 'You have any new ideas, let me know first'! You agreed. But now, you deceived me! You have violated your promise!"

"What am I doing wrong?" Davers was puzzled.

"You can save those unconscious soldiers, but do it secretly without telling me in advance!" Menon looked unwilling.

When Davers heard this, he suddenly felt amused: "Dear Chief Menon, the situation was urgent at that time, so it is important to save people. If you want to report to you first and then organize people to treat them, Asisters will die long ago!"

Davers said sarcastically: "What's more, this is not a new idea, but my ancestral medical skills. I am here to be a mercenary, not a slave. I must even get your approval for treatment!"

Menon was speechless for a moment. The soldiers shouted "Davers" just now, which made him lose his mind by jealousy. Without thinking, he called Davers angrily, but ended up in embarrassment.

He simply said, "I still lack a guard here. From now on, you will be responsible for protecting my safety. You must not leave at will without orders!" He had a premonition that he must separate Davers from the soldiers to avoid continuing to affect them, thereby reducing his control over the mercenary.

"Sorry, Chief Menon. I'm more suitable to be an ordinary soldier than an escort. Besides, my captain won't agree!" Davers guessed Menon's intention, and of course he wouldn't agree.

Menon didn't expect him to refuse directly and smiled in anger: "I am your leader! Who dares to disagree with my order!"

"I don't agree!" Antonios stepped into the living room with a shout.

"I don't agree either!" Capps was followed by, followed by several squadron captains.

Seeing Antonios nodding to him, Davers felt relieved: He was safe. Of course he didn't know that when the guard called him away with a fierce look, Hilos felt something was wrong and immediately ran to inform Antonios, so he and the others would appear here so soon.

"Who asked you to come in? Where is my guard?!" Menon was anxious and angry. Several of his main captains came uneasy.

"Chief, the wounded in the camp are still waiting for Davers to treat, so you can't delay it!" Antonios listened to Pinghe, and the hidden threatening words made Menon feel terrified, and the cold eyes of everyone made him feel even more guilty.

He chose to give in and stammered: "Well... Davers used his skillful medical skills to wake up the injured and unconscious soldier. I... was very happy. So I asked him to come... well... I want to appoint him as a military doctor to treat more soldiers."

"I am very willing to treat the injured brothers! But I will not be a doctor or the guard you mentioned before! I am only willing to be a soldier under Hilos." Davers replied very simply. Although being a military doctor is safe, it does not meet his plan, not to mention that he is unwilling to accept Menon's reconciliation. Since he has broken his face, it is difficult to bridge his preliminary understanding of Menon. He does not need to be polite to him, but gives these team officials who come to support him a wrong signal.

In front of everyone, Menon was refuted by an ordinary soldier with low status. He felt embarrassed and immediately shouted: "Davers!"

As soon as the words came, a shocking sound suddenly came from outside the yard: "Let our Davers return to us and give the soldiers a way out!"

"Menon, if you don't let Davers come out, we'll rush in!"

It was the shouts of countless soldiers, which made Menon frightened.

"Davers, you go back first." Antonios said.

Davers nodded and said loudly: "Thank you all for your help!!"

When Menon heard this, he immediately turned his angry eyes to the captains. After Davers went out, he immediately said quietly: "Antonios, Capps... are you starting to oppose me too?"

"Menon, you are our leader, of course we must obey your command. But Davers is the gods of Hades, and the soldiers witnessed many miracles he created with their own eyes! The gods are watching us in heaven, blessing us to return home smoothly from the land of the alien race, and we will not be allowed to be blasphemous." Antonios answered tactfully.

Of course, Menon heard his implication: We all understand what you did to Davers. We can obey your command, but when it comes to Davers, we must maintain him. He also wanted to refute a few words to maintain the dignity of his leader. Amintas, who was most disgusted among the team officials, shouted: "Listen to Menon! Our employment mission is over. If you do something randomly, we don't mind re-electing a new leader! I believe that the soldiers will never choose you again!"

Amintas's words hit Menon's key point: Mercenaries are a loose military organization. Menon was able to become the leader because he had a wide relationship, received tasks, received money, and paid the soldiers. The current situation is that after Cyrus died in the battle, Menon lost his employer, could no longer get money, and could no longer give money to the soldiers. The reason why the soldiers still regarded him as the main reason is that safely returning home is the common goal of everyone, and they must be held together. Skies cannot survive on the land of Persians. The command system of the mercenaries is ready-made and the management is effective. The soldiers are all used to it. Second, after years of mercenary life, these experienced team officials under their command are rarely replaced, and most of them have a good relationship with Menon, helping him control the entire team. Now for Davers, the team officials and soldiers have joined forces to oppose him, and have already stated that his control over this team is in danger.

Menon had a bad reputation in the hearts of the soldiers, and he knew it himself. He didn't care before, because as long as he had money, he could replace a group of soldiers at any time. Due to the barren land in Greece and the previous Peloponnese War, the people's livelihood was withered, and most young and middle-aged people went out to survive. But now it has become his biggest heart disease.

He tried to calmly send Antonios away. After Cappus and the others returned to the living room, he roared and vented the stuffiness in his chest: "I'm going to kill that kid!!" As soon as he said that, he realized something and hurried to the gate of the yard. The guards who had followed him for more than a year at the door had disappeared.

He felt scared and restless in the living room. Looking at the house that had become messy because of his anger, he hesitated for a while and finally decided to go to Aliros: I heard that many Aliros' relatives came to him in the past two days. With their help, the mercenaries might not have to work so hard to go back...

Thinking of this, Meinon had an idea. He put his makeup on, took a horse in the yard, and slammed the horse's belly hard, and rushed north.

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After testing his influence in Menon's military camp through this incident, Davers returned to his residence and actively recruited Helps to discuss the treatment of the wounded.

Although Davers was not a doctor in his previous life, he had accumulated more knowledge for more than two thousand years than the people of this era, which was enough for him to formulate a relatively complete medical plan far superior to that of this era: First, establish a medical team, mainly Helps, and then find one or two soldiers interested in medical skills from the military camp to serve as doctors, and ask for several female slaves from the baggage camp, as nurses, train and treat them while training. I believe they will soon adapt to new roles; second, open up an area as a wartime hospital, concentrate the treatment of the wounded and improve efficiency; second, formulate a medical system that is in line with reality.

To cultivate the concept of sterile hygiene of doctors and nurses, the most common thing in the army is trauma. As long as it can prevent infection, most mild and moderate trauma can be improved with the strong physical conditions of soldiers. Finally, collect some local methods for curing diseases from Persians along the way. The Mesopotamian civilization is one of the oldest civilizations on earth. People who have been thriving on this land for thousands of years have their own unique means and methods to deal with diseases. After learning it, they use modern analytical methods to remove the damage and take the essence of it, which naturally expands the scope of the treatment of the Davers medical team.

Davers intends to develop this medical team into a fixed, essential organization in the barracks for the future.

Mastering the health of soldiers means mastering the morale of the army.
Chapter completed!