The person who called for help spoke in German, his breath was weak, his voice was trembling, and his two fingers were severely twisted and deformed.
"Okay, hold on, I will save you." Gu Chenglan also answered in German.
The hand grasped twice more in vain, as if it heard Gu Chenglan's voice, and as if it had lost the last of its strength, it soon hung down feebly.
Gu Chenglan glanced at the car and found that the driver was the only one in the car. His body was stuck between the seat and the steering wheel. The deflated airbag almost covered his whole body, making it difficult to see the specific injury.
Gu Chenglan knew the rescue rules. When the situation was unclear, the injured must not be moved at will.
"I'm sorry, hold on! I'll call the rescue vehicle soon." Gu Chenglan comforted loudly while knocking on the car door, while moving around the car and moving inside.
The other two peripheral cars were family station wagons, with several members of the family in each car. But almost no one remained conscious. Only a child cried weakly, but his eyes were closed.
Gu Chenglan's heart clenched, and he squeezed to the front of the station wagon, leaning in through the broken window to check on the child.
The child was held tightly by the mother, but there was still some space around it and it was not stuck.
Gu Chenglan tried to wake up the mother of the child, but when she reached out and shook her hand, she realized that the mother who had protected her child had...
"Please let go, I will rescue your child." Gu Chenglan said loudly, hoping that the departed mother could hear her in the sky and give her child a chance.
I don’t know whether it was because of Gu Chenglan’s sincerity in saving people, or because his mother had a spirit in heaven, but Gu Chenglan rescued the child from his mother’s arms without much effort.
The child was about two or three years old, small and soft, with blood stains on his face and weak limbs.
Gu Chenglan quickly took off his coat and wrapped the child, squeezed out of the cars, jumped over the guardrail and ran towards their off-road vehicle.
"Xiao Nuo, go ahead." Gu Chenglan motioned to Su Nuo to open the car window and handed over the tightly wrapped child.
Su Nuo understood as soon as he took it and said, "Leave the child to me. I will check him first. You go ahead."
Then, Su Nuo turned up the heating in the car to the maximum, took off the coat wrapped around the child and handed it to Gu Chenglan through the car window.
Gu Chenglan glanced at Sunuo's serious and determined eyes, turned around and ran towards the deformed cars.
Gu Chenglan checked another station wagon. Unfortunately, the two children in this car were dead.
No one wants to see this kind of accident, so Gu Chenglan can only endure the heartache and give up here, and continue to search inside.
The cab door of the big truck was open, but there was no driver inside.
Gu Chenglan glanced at it as he passed by and stopped caring. He focused his attention on the taxi at the center of the accident. That car was also the most severely damaged. The car was almost flattened.
Gu Chenglan took a deep breath, trying to calm down.
But when he took a breath, he smelled a strong smell of blood, which made him feel that the blockage in his chest and lungs was getting worse.
Because several cars were connected together, Gu Chenglan couldn't squeeze to the side of the car, so he could only jump on the front of the car, squat in front of the broken windshield and look inside.
After just one glance, Gu Chenglan's heart shrank into a ball. I wanted to call out that name, but my throat was too dry to make a sound.
(End of chapter)