Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2071 The Formidable Bane Family

It was undeniable that Hal lived up to its title, for the Elixir of Revival was extremely useful in treating Old Mr. Bane's internal injury. However, he spent most of his time traveling and could not proceed with the follow-up treatment. That explained his negligence toward one variable-Old Mr. Bane's condition.

Aging organs were bound to lose their functions, and the Elixir of Revival used was the first prescription. As a result, the remedy slowly lost its effect as it failed to suppress Old Mr. Bane's illness from deteriorating and recurring.

As an afterthought, Matthew kept the elixir atop the table. Copious herbs and various treatments began flashing across his mind. Half an hour passed before he nodded solemnly. "There is a way, but it won't be easy. Most of the herbs I need are rare."

It resembled a faint ray of light shining in the darkness. Although it seemed like an unrealistic dream and Matthew forced himself to say it, Old Mr. Bane saw hope. Similarly, Albert could not be any more excited. "Name them, Mr. Larson. Leave the herbs to me. I'll get them."

Nodding, Matthew took a seat to enumerate the herbs required for Old Mr. Bane's treatment. "I need these. There are pricey ones, so just do your best to collect them. If possible, please prepare two of each herb in case of an emergency."

call from him to make the herbs market busy.

Family was, for almost two hundred kinds of herbs were prepared in less than four hours. Most importantly, every herb came in ten sets, including the expensive

Look how

the tidily arranged herbs on the table

Larson, is this enough? I can

than enough." Matthew quickly stopped Albert from flexing their

emergency, but ten were more than

Master Bane right now. The process is kinda complicated, so I can't afford to be distracted.

Mr. Bane's condition was the trickiest illness Matthew had ever dealt with; not even the girl who received the resurrection elixir could snatch that title. Thus, he had to be