Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 366 Also An Acupuncture Expert

Even if you weren’t in excruciating pain, a furrowed brow wouldn’t hurt, you know? This is such a blow to my self- confidence!

Marley was truly speechless. He stared intently at Emrys, who had an almost expressionless face, as he tried to come to terms with the unfolding situation.

At that moment, Emrys‘ expression subtly changed..

However, it wasn’t a grimace of pain that appeared on his face; instead, a playful smile appeared on his lips. He replied, “Mr. Shaw, from Kepraria, have you ever heard of a proverb from our country? ‘Blindly imitating others makes oneself look foolish.”

Marley was surprised. “What does that mean?” he asked.

Emrys explained with a smile, “It means that the technique of channeling vital energy to the needles was originally passed down from Chanaca to Kepraria. If you want to challenge your own ancestors, it might be wise to fully master the technique. Can’t you see how embarrassing it is to have only half- baked knowledge?”

As Emrys finished speaking, the golden needles on his body quickly shot out, with the tail end reinserting itself into Marley’s body.

What was most astonishing was that each acupuncture point targeted by the golden needles. corresponded exactly to the locations Marley had previously punctured on Emrys‘ body, with each needle penetrating neither too deep nor too shallow, but exactly half an inch.

expression of disbelief. They couldn’t

eyes widened, pupils contracting sharply in realization. It was only at this moment that he understood

an intense, searing pain surged through Marley’s body.

had already drained his vitality, his body trembled in shock as he

lost consciousness, mirroring the fate

room fell into a cerie

the Chanaca Traditional Medicine

already amazed them, and

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hearts; they should never have underestimated Caylie. As they thought about how to make

unassuming Apricot Hall concealed not one but two acupuncture masters? What on earth is happening?

the air.

statues, turned to Duncan,

resentment towards these old–fashioned fools and had no patience for them.

inside the clinic and began