Chapter 727: Chapter 725 The Gift of Fate_1 Chapter 727: Chapter 725 The Gift of Fate_1 “Let’s go together then,”
Takagi indicated he wanted to find a doctor, and Fu Qian glanced at Su Gao, who showed no particular reaction, before he took the initiative to speak.
His actions were easily understood by most people.
On one hand, he had previously agreed to act together, and now that someone was injured, it would be somewhat impolite to leave alone.
Meanwhile, he also wanted to consider Lady Violetta’s feelings, as she clearly did not wish to continue staying; hence he promptly sought her opinion first.
In the end, the young lady behaved very courteously and did not object.
However, that’s how regular people saw it.
Through Transcendent’s eyes, influencing Takagi in secret, it was a completely different interpretation–
Faced with an unexpected situation, Lady Violetta became cautious, and after Fu Qian carefully asked for her opinion and received implied consent, he chose to stay and act together.
Indeed, if Su Gao still defined Takagi’s experiences as coincidental at this point, there’d be no need for her to do fieldwork anymore.
Whether it was a coincidence or not, it was basic courtesy.
The recent incident had undoubtedly attracted much attention, and personnel maintaining order had already come over, carefully inquiring about Takagi’s injury.
After securing another cloth to stop the bleeding, Takagi politely declined the suggestion to be sent for treatment, confirmed the location of the nearest hospital, and said he would go there himself.
Despite the continuous mishaps, he had miraculously shaken off the earlier shadow and did not show any distress at the moment; in fact, he seemed invigorated.
Kagetsu Kana finally seemed to remember her role as a girlfriend, asking about his well-being and carefully tending to him along the way.
Witnessing this pleasant scene from ordinary life, Fu Qian and Su Gao simply followed behind, saying nothing.
Calling it a hospital might be a stretch; in reality, it was just a small private clinic, but fortunately, Takagi’s injury was not serious.
The drowsy doctor, after a brief examination, quickly finished the cleaning and bandaging without spending too much time.
Of course, if he hadn’t kept himself busy while sneakily peeping at Kagetsu Kana’s neckline through his glasses, his efficiency could have been even higher.
Truth be told, even when compared to Violetta, whom Su Gao transformed into, Kagetsu Kana was still slightly inferior in looks.
However, her strangely enchanting charm, even much more subdued, could not be concealed.
Even Dr. Yamagata’s overly intense gaze made Kagetsu Kana feel somewhat uncomfortable.
Takagi, having observed all this, glanced at the doctor’s name badge after he had taken off his gloves and suddenly spoke up.
Dr. Yamagata, who was still peering, looked up guiltily upon hearing him.
However, before he could respond, Takagi reached out and removed the golden glasses from his face.
Without a second glance, Takagi snapped the glasses in two and smiled as he stared at the doctor’s face.
“It seems you don’t need these; they’ll only interfere with your work.”
Realizing what Takagi meant, Dr. Yamagata, who was about to protest, instantly went red-faced and speechless.
“Thank you for your treatment.”
Takagi hummed, expressing his thanks and waving his hand stylishly.
The next moment, the glasses followed a parabolic trajectory and landed in the nearby trash can.
Faced with this sudden turn of events, Kagetsu Kana, the person involved, looked at her powerfully assertive boyfriend and couldn’t help being moved.
Takagi didn’t say much, his hand resting on her shoulder, his movements smooth and unruffled.
Kagetsu Kana nodded in acquiescence, her demeanor submissive.
“Mr. Darcy, Lady Violetta, I apologize for keeping you waiting.”
The next moment, Takagi turned to Fu Qian and the other person with him, and earnestly apologized.
As a bystander, Fu Qian was polite while finding the whole sequence of events quite captivating.
It was still hard to tell whether the scene before him had been influenced in some unnatural way.
But without a doubt, Takagi had gradually been taking on more and more of a protagonist’s air, the gauze around his neck in no way concealing his momentum.
Just as Fu Qian was going with the flow, standing up together with Su Gao, Takagi, who had already reached the door, suddenly stopped in his tracks.
Kagetsu Kana asked, somewhat puzzled.
“Something’s not right.”
Takagi shook his head slightly and turned back inside.
Dr. Yamagata, who had been chastised by him earlier, had been looking down at the table, reflecting deeply ever since.
In the face of such a humble demeanor, Takagi didn’t say another word but directly grabbed the doctor by the collar and yanked his head up.
Kana, thinking her boyfriend was unwilling to let things go, instinctively spoke out to stop him, but the next moment she noticed something was off with Yamagata’s complexion.
His face, which had just been embarrassingly red, was now pale as paper, large beads of sweat hanging on it, his head limply drooping.
“He might be having a heart attack.”
Takagi calmly assessed the situation, gently laid the man down, and then quickly headed for the door.
Fortunately, being a clinic, other doctors and nurses rushed in hurriedly.
Once it was confirmed really to be a heart attack, the person was quickly taken for emergency treatment.
What a downright Long Aotian plot twist!
Watching the dust settle and the medical staff endlessly thanking Takagi, Fu Qian heaved a sigh of relief in his heart.
Fortunately, Brother Takagi didn’t pull out a golden needle on the spot or anything of the sort.
Though it might be hard to say about Dr. Yamagata’s previous actions, there was a ninety-nine percent chance this incident was influenced by Transcendent factors.
Of course, it wasn’t that someone had cast a spell from afar causing the poor Dr. Yamagata to suffer a heart attack; if that were the case, he and Su Gao would have noticed.
In fact, the onset of Dr. Yamagata’s condition had been quite natural, resembling someone caught in the act with skyrocketing, uncontrollable blood pressure.
Fu Qian had monitored the entire process intently, and likely so had Su Gao.
If Takagi hadn’t noticed something was off, based on Fu Qian’s understanding, Su Gao would probably have found an excuse to have a nurse go in to check as well.
So the entirety of the incident seemed more like Brother Takagi was under the blessing of fortune, receiving a gift from destiny.
From earlier until now, his actions had undoubtedly been the center of a series of events, and the shadow cast by his infamy had dissipated like the wind.
Of course, the most important outcome was that he and Su Gao had successfully been delayed here for another twenty minutes.
The one behind the scenes might not have dared to lay hands directly on them, but there was a steady stream of subtle interference.
“Destiny really is mysterious; it feels like we have a special connection with this place.”
Fu Qian looked at Su Gao, conveying with his eyes that the person behind this really seemed to want to bump into us.
“Yeah, if we had discovered it a bit later, it might have been dangerous.”
Su Gao nodded slightly, without saying much.
However, what seemed like an agreement was, according to Fu Qian’s understanding, an indication that she quite disliked the act of dragging ordinary people into Transcendent events.
The hidden adversary might not have dared to directly target the two of them, but had already managed to slightly displease Su Gao.