Chapter 186
I lost count of how many times I fainted and regained consciousness.
My body was burning hot, as if it had turned into a ball of fire, and it felt as heavy as cotton soaked in water.
On top of that, every time I woke up, I coughed or vomited blood—everything was utter chaos.
The doctor and nurses seemed to rush in to handle it, but I doubted if it was of any use.
Anyway, I endured pain so intense that a second felt like an hour, doing my best not to die.
Although I frequently lost consciousness, I somehow managed to open my eyes again.
It had been a long time since I felt the boundary between life and death. I believed I would rise again.
Haven’t people always said that the will to live is crucial for survival?
Even in the forest, that will became my driving force, allowing me to survive until the end. A disease is no different.