Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2462 Dr Paintaker's Current Situation

"Master Kurt, do you understand what you just said?"

Blake waited until Dr. Paintaker retired to rest.

Then, he turned to Kurt with a meaningful expression on his face.

"Thank heavens. Thank you, Great Elder, for your advice. It has been eye-opening."

If Blake had not held Kurt back at that critical moment...

Kurt would have acted long ago.

Now, he understood what Blake said earlier.

Constant protection would indeed hinder the disciple.

To be a martial artist was to walk the line between life and death. It was only then that one could comprehend the great Dao.

At that thought, Kurt's gaze deepened as he looked toward the horizon.

He wondered what kind of situation his stubborn little disciple was in now.

Meanwhile, in the distant state of Southaven, Paintaker inexplicably sneezed as he was checking the pulse of a patient.

The old woman sitting in front of him immediately worried.

"Dr. Paintaker, have you caught a cold?" she asked.

"It's already early winter. The winds are growing colder."

"Even so, your clothes are so thin. Be careful not to catch a cold."

worry, ma'am.

her a pure

his

thick bundle he carried was already covered in

of plain clothes Matthew gave him before he left had

patients were

Paintaker slowly stood up.

village has now been cured of all dysentery. In the future, please do not drink untreated water. It must be boiled first.

villagers panicked upon

Please stay for another day," one of

thank

is

weren't for you, none of us would

for another

smiled upon facing the villagers' earnest

everyone. Still, there are many hardships ahead of

everyone calmed

many villages as remote as

a contagious disease, all the villagers could do was wait

in mind, they could not insist

was about

old

"Please wait."

he finished speaking, he walked up to Paintaker with a wooden

there's nothing special to give

of rice cakes. Please take

gesture was

instantly understood what

one, they ran back to their homes

stood there while hundreds of