In addition to respiratory poisoning from the toxic fog, these wounded had more injuries from poisonous spider bites.
In his past life during elementary school in the countryside, a teacher had taught about handling snake bites. While Austin forgot the specific steps, it generally involved tying off the blood vessel to prevent the poison from spreading to the heart, and using a knife to create a cross-shaped incision to squeeze out the poison.
Both spiders and snakes are highly venomous creatures, so the treatment should be roughly similar.
Under Austin's command, the group of beastmen immediately used knives to open the wounds, hoping to force out some of the poison.
However, perhaps due to the passage of time, the poison had already seeped into the muscle cells, making it impossible to squeeze the deadly spider venom out of the muscle.
