Second Witch glared at Gu Qiqi angrily and almost forgot to hide it.

Fortunately, Gu Qiqi was focused on studying the PK rules and divided the missions. “This round isn’t actually a wilderness survival challenge. From the poisonous insects to the thorny bushes, it’s a test of our ability to distinguish and treat poison. However, it’s better to avoid poison than to distinguish and treat poison.”

Lisa diligently asked, “How do you avoid poison, Young Master Ye?”

Gu Qiqi said, “Everything is interdependent. There must be antidotes and anti-poison medicine nearby where any poisonous creatures live. We just have to remember this and deal with it when the time comes.”

Lisa was curious again. “What about the eagles that peck the eyes? Was that a test, too?”

Gu Qiqi nodded. “The flying eagle is a test of our flexible adaptability to the environment. You have to know that doctors aren’t professionals who will stand steadily in front of the operating table for the rest of their lives and perform surgery under the cold wind of the air conditioner. There are many field doctors in this world who work in very harsh and difficult environments, and their lives are in danger at any time. If doctors only know how to enjoy themselves and can only work in the operating theater, they aren’t worthy of being called real doctors. This test is to test if we can still focus on identifying, treating, and preventing poison in situations with external interference! Therefore, the existence of the flying eagle is reasonable and necessary.”

After Gu Qiqi’s analysis, the originally strange competition immediately became meaningful.

She originally felt that the Great Pharmacist Guild was deliberately making things difficult for these guests, but at this moment, she also felt that they were clearly putting in a lot of effort and were filled with professionalism.

Lisa wasn’t the only one looking at her with admiration. The old man with the scar and Second Witch couldn’t help but be impressed by her analysis. There was nothing to say.

They had all challenged this stage before, but they had treated it as survival in the wild. How could they have thought that it would be as deep and philosophical as Gu Qiqi said?

However, Gu Qiqi wasn’t pleased with the praise she received. She continued calmly, “Since we understand the purpose, let’s divide the work. Lisa, follow me. You don’t have to do anything. Just follow me closely. Take this bag and store the herbs I hand to you. Then, use these two stones to crush the herbs and put them into bottles for backup. Remember to store the different colored herbs in bottles.”

Lisa was absolutely obedient to Gu Qiqi. She would do whatever she said.

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Although she didn’t understand why Gu Qiqi wanted her to do this.

However, experienced martial artists like the old man with the scar and Second Witch understood at a glance.

It turned out that Gu Qiqi had given a portion of the mission to Lisa.

So Lisa will be responsible for giving everyone support medication during the process?

Gu Qiqi turned around and said to the old man with the scar, “I’m really sorry. I haven’t asked for your name.”

The old man’s eyes flickered. “My name is… you can call me Uncle Yun.”

“Uncle Yun.” Gu Qiqi pondered.

She and the surname Yun were really fated.

One of her best friends was Yun Qiao, and her brother Xiaobei’s favorite robot was Brother Yun…

Her lips curled up slightly. She did not have time to think. “Uncle Yun, you’re the only one among us who has been to this dangerous forest. Then I’ll have to trouble you to scout the way for us! Please help us control the direction so that we can keep moving towards our target and not deviate.”

“Alright,” Uncle Yun agreed readily.

Second Witch couldn’t help himself. “What about me?”

Why wasn’t it his turn yet?