Apocalypse: The Hotel She Runs Is the Only Paradise

"Those who were willing to share their hemostatic agents with us, and those who were willing to donate blood for my brother, I will remember you all," Joshua choked out, "I will definitely repay you in the future."

"Alright, let's not talk about repayment for now. Saving your brother is the priority," Jerry said, putting an arm around Joshua's shoulder and leading her to the room where blood was drawn and transfused.

Tom, Eugene, and several other guests followed closely behind.

While she was out looking for the guests, Gu Wanyin had used another machine to check Bruno's current condition.

The machine's results indicated that he was indeed in urgent need of a blood transfusion.

"Miss Gu, could you please check their blood types as well?" Joshua asked.

Gu Wanyin glanced at the guests who had entered and smiled, "Of course."

It seemed Bruno was going to be saved.

Bruno's blood type wasn't particularly rare.

With so many people willing to donate blood, it seemed likely that Bruno could be saved.

Gu Wanyin had each person place their hand on the blood type testing machine.

It turned out that five of them, including Jerry and Eugene, had the same blood type as Bruno, which was type A.

Tom, upon being told he couldn't donate blood to Bruno, felt a bit disappointed.

"Miss Gu, how do we go about drawing blood?" Jerry inquired.

"Come this way," Gu Wanyin led them to a larger machine.

This machine not only had a keyboard and screen but also came with a seat.

The person donating blood would sit down.

The machine would first check if the person was suitable for donating blood.

If they were, the donor would use the keyboard and screen to set the amount of blood to be drawn, and then the machine's needle would be placed on the arm. The needle would automatically pierce the most suitable position in the vein to start drawing blood.

Moreover, the person donating blood wouldn't feel any pain or discomfort.

The drawn blood would automatically flow into a blood bag beside the machine.

After the blood was drawn, the needle would automatically retract, and both the needle and the blood tube would be automatically cleaned, ensuring absolute cleanliness and hygiene.

The donor's arm would immediately return to its original state, as if no blood had been drawn.

Additionally, this machine set a maximum blood draw limit for each donor, with a maximum of 400cc per session.

This was to prevent any errors in setting the blood draw amount.

Furthermore, after each blood donation, the donor would not be allowed to donate again for the next six months.

The machine would automatically record the donor's information.

This would prevent any uninformed guests from frequently donating blood and harming their health.

In fact, the blood drawing process of this machine differed somewhat from the blood drawing process Gu Wanyin had seen in hospitals.

For example, processes like disinfecting the skin and tying a tourniquet were omitted.

However, this machine was a product of the system.

So, despite the different procedures, it would absolutely not cause any harm to the human body.

After introducing the machine to them, Gu Wanyin added, "Using this machine requires spending points. Drawing blood from one person costs fifty points. Of course, checking if a person is suitable for donating blood does not cost any points. If the check shows that the person is suitable and they are ready to donate, then they can swipe their card at that time."

"I'll swipe the card," Joshua quickly said.

After all, these people were donating blood for her brother.

It would be too much to ask them to spend points as well.

The points should be paid by her.

Although the five guests with the same blood type as Bruno were willing to donate blood for him, they still felt a bit nervous when it came time to actually draw blood.

"Can we draw a little less?" one guest asked cautiously.