Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 1772

It only took one sentence for Arthur's eyes to shed even more tears. When he was young, his father was strict and would punish him for even the tiniest of matters. Back then, he would run to Nigel and cry, but Nigel would always tell him this exact sentence. As he heard the familiar phrases, many memories flooded back to him.

Arthur hugged the old man and sobbed in a shaky voice, "I'll call my father now. He misses you a lot after all these years. H-He'll definitely be thrilled to see you again."

The old man smiled and nodded. "Sure. I didn't expect to be alive and see you all again. After all these years, I thought I'd die in Macon's dungeon."

Arthur's complexion suddenly changed. "W-Were you also imprisoned in the dungeon?"

"Of course! My cell is right next to Victor's!" The old man nodded.

when he heard that. He supported the old

roared, "Macon, how bold of you! How dare you imprison my uncle! You are now my mortal enemy! Listen up, every one of you from the Gibson Family. Even

up and shouted in unison, "Fight to their death!

at the Rathbones. Judging from their stance, they looked ready to go all out once Arthur

they would not even take the Gibson Family seriously. After all, the Gibson Family was inferior in strength compared to the Rathbones. However, in this case, the situation is different. Besides, the Gibson Family was a member of the ten major families. If they did go all out and fight to the end, the Gibsons would never win against the Rathbones, but the Rathbones would still have to pay

again, "Arthur, don't rush it! If you want to settle accounts with the Rathbones, I'm afraid you'll have

for him. This time, a man in his

until this point, jumped to his feet as soon as

I-Is that you,

also changed rapidly, and several old men gathered around, asking, "Is

family members." Master Lach burst into tears when he heard that, and everyone in the Lachs covered their faces and wept. This man was the eldest son of the head of the Lachs and was also the most outstanding person in his generation. He was initially the heir to