Princess Anna's room—to be precise, a hospital room—was oval-shaped, spacious, and bright.
In the very center was a foldable hospital bed. Its front half was slightly tilted upward, bathed in the light from pale yellow electric lamps on either side.
Several medical staff in white uniforms stood on either side of the bed. They were adjusting the height of a metal frame, similar to a clothes rack, from which hung a peculiarly shaped, wide-mouthed Glass Bottle.
This wide-mouthed Glass Bottle contained a transparent liquid. A filter membrane was set above its opening, and a natural rubber tube extended from below it, delivering the liquid into the patient's vein.
The whole system resembled a rudimentary IV infusion setup. Judging by the medical personnel's practiced ease, this likely wasn't their first attempt.
It wasn't too shockingly unconventional for the Fairy World to have developed intravenous infusion technology.
