Manbao checked the wounded soldiers, peeked inside, and saw that they were too busy fighting to lift some of the wounded. She then called two students to carry the medicine box up.
Manbao reached out and dragged a soldier who had been hit by an arrow out. He seemed to have fallen to the ground and passed out from the pain after being hit.
Manbao took out scissors to cut off the arrow feather, then used a needle to jab his tiger's mouth to wake him up, and supported him outside.
She didn't immediately pull out the arrow, checking the bleeding speed first, deciding he could wait. She turned back inside to continue pulling out injured soldiers, some pierced with arrows, others chopped and incapacitated.
After all, if they were just chopped, as long as they could still hold a knife, they wouldn't retreat.
