The hospital accommodated numerous patients, being the largest in Salt City.

Kirk intentionally guided Eric to the cancer patients' wards, fully aware of his ability to assist them.

With a sigh, Kirk conveyed, "Salt City has relatively few cancer patients compared to other places, and many arrive at an advanced stage. Despite advancements in chemotherapy, the mortality rate remains high. Though there are targeted drugs, they're often unaffordable for ordinary families."

Gesturing toward a specific ward, he continued solemnly. "One patient left a lasting impression on me. It's a teenager from the countryside. Despite the availability of medical treatment, his family is struggling financially. The mother cares for him in the hospital, while the father takes temporary jobs in Salt City to support them.

"Hol. Johnson, what if they had no funds? Would they take the child home? Chemotherapy is arduous, but the child is resilient. Hospitals save lives, yet witnessing families and individu