Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2322 Ominous Premonition

Matthew was taken aback by Anthony's sudden change of topic.

A puzzled expression appeared on his face.

He couldn't fathom how there could be such people in the Martial League Ground Force.

From his perspective, the Ground Force was an esteemed talent reserve pool for the entire Cathay.

Therefore, the selection process for students was undoubtedly extremely strict.

How could they permit those who were solely driven by fame and fortune to enter this place?

Facing Matthew's confusion, Anthony shrugged nonchalantly.

"Those aristocratic families or wealthy merchants send their children here through connections. They simply feel that they can't teach them well, so they seek help from us in the Ground Force. It's like hiring a foreign tutor and paying for their services. And they are willing to pay handsomely. Besides, the Ground Force requires substantial funding for its maintenance and daily operations. So, why not take advantage of it? It's a win-win situation!" he explained.

Listening to Anthony's explanation and seeing his mischievous smirk, Matthew had a sense of foreboding.

Theoretically, both the Martial League and the Ground Force as its subsidiary organization were considered vital assets to the country.

their principles by training wealthy disciples solely for monetary

as Matthew remained silent, Anthony raised an

seemed to read Matthew's thought as he continued, "Judging from your expression, I think you've

in charge of are in Classroom 15123. It's at the end of the corridor. That class is full of troublemakers. I'll take my leave now. If you can't handle it, feel free to come find me

turned back with a joyous expression and waved

seems to still hold a

take it

Force, his sole

dealing with them or giving them a taste of their own medicine. If all else failed, he wouldn't hesitate

front of Classroom 15123, his ears were greeted

fourteen or fifteen years old, lazily lounging on training equipment or engrossed in their

than twenty students, but none seemed to

gave him a fleeting curious glance before returning to their own

had become a regular occurrence for them,

would assert their

the futility of

would inevitably become the

sort of equilibrium was established wherein the students didn't trouble the instructors as long as the instructors didn't

coexistence, the