Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2111 Breaking the Illusion

Compassion Pavilion wasn't that big, and from the tree branch, the situation inside was clear to see. Seeing that the two opponents had been lured away and one was being restrained, Felix and Gregg sprang

into action.

After covering their faces with black clothes, they sneaked into the backyard.

Facing Leanna's question, they chose to ignore her. Instead, their eyes lit up with greed.

Isn't the highly sought-after Creative Cloud Spray on Leanna?

"Gregg, keep this woman under control. I'll deal with Larson first," Felix said.

He then walked over to Matthew and said, "Kid, hand over the formula for the Reconstruction Pill. If you're smart enough to listen to me, I might spare your life."

However, when Matthew didn't respond, Felix grew angry at Matthew's impertinence. Wow, this guy is arrogant!

"How dare you be so disrespectful!"

With a dark face, he kicked Matthew's shoulder.

Leanna, who was struggling, cried out in desperation and anxiety, "No, stop!"

struggles, she was already within Gregg's strong grip and

previous dream, he cowered in fear in a secret room, waiting until the attackers had left before escaping through a hidden passage. He had no idea who they were. Now,

one of the voices he had

the oppressive force that had been holding him down disappeared. When he opened his eyes and tried to stand up to see the attackers, he found himself back in

out, causing illusion and reality to switch places. Matthew's

Family? How are they now? How is my father?"

indifference toward him, kicked him

you

longer there. Instead, he appeared behind Felix,

also taken aback by

the hell does your father have to do with anything? Just

fist and aimed

the punch landed, Matthew had no reaction at

to mutter to himself, "Where's my father?

such a bizarre situation that even

Pill. Hildegard will be back soon, so

it was impossible to escape Hildegard's pursuit if they did so. Upon hearing Gregg's

punched Matthew in the temple

land, Matthew