Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 1803

Matthew was surprised to learn that Levi had such a powerful young woman by his side, and this gave Matthew a better understanding of the master's ability.

The Six Kings sure are no ordinary men!

There naturally was something superhuman about Levi when he could reign over the South for decades.

After Levi put his fishing rod away, he looked over at Matthew and sized the young man up. Admiration filled his eyes as he guffawed, "As expected of a young hero. You look outstanding." "You flatter me, Master Levi." Matthew hurriedly stood up and bowed to the master. "How dare I call myself a hero in front of you?"

Levi guffawed and waved his hand. "Alright, let's cut the flattery. Young man, drink with me!"

At that, the gentleman walked to the stone table aside, where a liquor bottle was placed, and poured two glasses, handing one to Matthew before downing the other glass himself. Matthew, too, downed his shot. "This is good!" he couldn't help exclaiming.

guffawed once more. "I've never had many interests in life apart from drinking good liquor. To think you're a fellow drinker as well. Looks like my trip here wasn't in vain. I've at least found company." A

but only

liquor was half empty, the young woman came over silently again with a large bowl of fish stew made with the carp Levi had just caught. After placing it on the table, she left silently

cutleries and

up a spoonful

finally satisfied my craving," said Levi with a smile

that, Matthew instantly

trample everyone beneath their feet just because one of theirs married someone from the Nolan Family. It's something to celebrate when Jasper died in Eastcliff,

that, Matthew mumbled with an unchanged expression. "That said, I'm not the one who killed him, but the Damrons put all the blame on me. Isn't that

to avenge Jasper for his death, or do they want to use it

toward Levi and

always more important than everything else," Levi drawled. "Jasper's dead, and a dead man poses no value anymore. To the Damrons, is it more important to seek the culprit