"I'm a doctor, I swore when I graduated, and I can improve my surgical experience [upgrade surgical skills], so why not save lives?"
"Swore?"
Henry could understand the latter part of the answer, but the swearing bit seemed a bit too strange.
"The Hippocratic Oath, simply put, is about doing everything you can to save every patient, not selling drugs, not harming people, not performing abortions... Every medical student has to memorize it when they graduate."
If anyone manages to graduate formally from the medical school at Tokyo University, saying they don't have a bit of idealism is truly unbelievable.
Because on this land, the study of medicine is not a field for humans, and the work of newly graduated intern doctors is even less human-like.
Hoping to make it big someday, there's quite a wait.
"Oath... have to memorize..."
Henry checked online and found there's indeed such a thing.
