This building is precisely the hospital that Lynn instructed Colin to construct for Old John.
Lynn stepped inside, scanning the surroundings.
The hospital’s area isn’t very large, roughly about two thousand square feet.
Although the hospital has just been completed, Colin has already made many of the necessary items.
The open hall ward has rows of beds neatly arranged.
Lynn counted; there are at least fifty beds.
Besides the ward area, there’s also a dormitory area for doctors and nurses to live in.
The medical zone includes a pharmacy and treatment room.
The service area includes a kitchen, laundry room, warehouse, and even a restroom.
And finally, there’s the isolation zone!
It can be said that Lynn can now send Old John over with thirty assistants allocated to him.
Let him lead a group of assistants to find some herbs.
This hospital can be put into use.
After inspecting the area, Lynn nodded in satisfaction, "Very well done."
For the construction of the hospital, he only gave Colin a few instructions.
But Colin, obviously because of his mother, has been to hospitals.
That’s why he’s so familiar with the general scale of a hospital.
Colin nodded, "Master, this is within my duties, you don’t always need to praise us."
Lynn responded, "Indeed, then in the evening, take your apprentices and find Kuisi to collect two hundred pounds of river fish."
"Consider it a reward for your hard work during this period!"
Hearing Lynn’s words, Colin raised an eyebrow slightly.
Not only Colin but also some carpenter apprentices nearby couldn’t help but show excitement in their eyes.
Two hundred pounds of river fish!
Even if divided among the two hundred people in the Woodworker Workshop, each person would get a pound.
This time, Colin did not refuse, "Thank you for your generosity, Master."
Lynn gave Colin a sidelong glance.
So they don’t need verbal praise but material rewards?
However.
With the current harvest of 200 pounds of river fish daily from the shipyard, it isn’t much.
Lynn shifted his words and continued, "Since that’s the case, I won’t be polite with your workshop."
"I need you and the carpenter apprentices to build a Papermaking Workshop!"
Hearing Lynn’s words, Colin frowned slightly, "Papermaking Workshop?"
"Sorry, Master Lynn, I’ve never heard of a Papermaking Workshop..."
Lynn gave a faint smile, "To be honest, I don’t know either, but soon I will!"
"And so will you!"
Listening to such strange words from Master Lynn, yet his face was full of confidence.
Colin’s face suddenly looked bewildered.
What does it mean "I don’t know, but soon I will"? "And so will you"?
Just as Lynn and Colin were talking, an elderly figure walked into the hospital.
With a head of white hair, a white beard, but an exceptionally robust body, moving with energetic steps.
It was Old John, whom Lynn had the Guard call over.
Old John looked at the expansive hospital, his bushy white eyebrows raised up.
"Master Lynn, you built such a large hospital?"
Lynn and Colin turned their heads.
Seeing Old John’s face full of disbelief.
Old John walked up to Lynn, his words still tinged with excitement, "Master, are you sure this hospital is for me to manage in the future?"
Lynn nodded, "Of course, you said it yourself, no one on this territory understands medicine better than you!"
Old John replied with confidence without any embarrassment, "Of course, I have studied medicine in the Church for decades!"
"I’ve treated at least a thousand patients for free!"
Colin, hearing this, couldn’t help but show a hint of regret on his face.