Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2220 The Bookies

Escorted by the Martial League's members, the contestants arrived at their respective destinations.

At this moment, the audience watching the live stream of the competition either remotely or on the huge screen slowly grew nervous, too.

This was largely because many of them had placed huge bets on these contestants. All the major bookies had made early preparations for this competition; moreover, to attract bets, the organizations behind some of these bookies even went so far as to gather information about the contestants.

The favorites to win the competition were all listed. They were Lola Crichton, the Goddess of Meteora; Roland Moore, the grandson of the head of the Shrewsdon Valley Sect; Zephyr Wilhelminum, the genius miracle doctor of the Wilhelminum Family; Fabien Blanc, the ruler of the Isle of Snakes; Dario Collazo from Emsgate's Herbalist Association; Kamilah Lugo, the top student of the Emsgate College; Matthew Larson, the South's representative; and a bunch of dark horses from the private sector. These people were the favorite bets, so it was only natural that more people were paying attention to them. After arriving at their destination on camera, Matthew, Lola, and the little monk pushed the door open and entered the ward.

he rushed to greet them enthusiastically, saying, "Nice to meet you, holy doctors! I'm Dr. Guzman, a chief physician at the Neurology Department." After briefly shaking hands with the trio,

finish his sentence, the judge following the trio gave a

patients to attend to," he said before leaving in a hurry. He appeared to be a kind-hearted doctor, but when he walked out of the room

of the main building for a terminally ill patient at Bainbridge Hospital who was most difficult to cure. "Sorry, guys. Just blame the

didn't even need to feel the patient's pulse; just a glance at the multiple patches of blackened skin on the patient's foot was all it took to know that this man had been paralyzed in his feet for years. It'll be a big problem if the nerves in his feet are dead. Of course, it's

reassured by the hospital's doctors in advance, the patient was very cooperative when Matthew and the two others examined

to elaborate on her diagnosis. "His lumbar spine's displaced, and so are the bones in his feet. They press on his nerves and blood vessels, causing insufficient blood flow to his lower limbs, which gradually become necrotic. The patient might've failed to receive treatment in time after suffering a violent impact before. This, coupled with prolonged physical exertion, leads

nodded in agreement. Then, his face took on a grave expression. "This is