Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2610 The Strange Alley

When Matthew entered the city, the morning market had just begun. Compared to Hulwin, Concordia gave the impression of being even more impoverished.

Various street vendors and shops lined both sides of the road, bustling with activity. Despite the liveliness, it exuded an aura of poverty.

As he strolled through the streets, Matthew found himself in a narrow alley.

"Young man, would you like some pork?" A butcher called out to him.

After hearing someone calling, Matthew instinctively turned his head and then shook it at the bearded butcher. Unbeknownst to him, after he walked away, the butcher muttered to himself, "Such a young lad, learning disguise techniques of all things. He must be trying to avoid romantic debts. Yes, that must be it!"

Before his words even landed, he casually swung his butcher knife. "So annoying. It's winter, yet there are still flies."

At that moment, a fly, innocent and unaware, was sliced into two pieces as it dropped to the ground from a tree trunk a few feet away from him.

in Skargness, and he planned to freshen up. After all, several days of continuous driving had taken a toll

proceeded directly to his lodging. However, before he could reach the hotel's entrance,

as a villager. It was unusual; he usually sensed when someone approached within ten feet of him, but this

these are freshly baked wheat cakes from me. They're really delicious," the woman said, offering a basket of wheat cakes. Though it seemed somewhat comical, it was also incredibly sincere. Smelling the pure aroma of the wheat, Matthew couldn't resist his appetite. He looked at the woman's thin,

generosity. She clearly hadn't expected to encounter such a generous customer

Matthew took out some cash and handed it to her. "Here, ma'am. You can keep

much; this is enough to buy ten baskets of wheat

You can use the extra money to buy yourself a warmer coat. The one you're

her protests, the woman eventually accepted

her happily walk away,

he stopped dwelling on the odd encounter with the woman and entered

seemed that the lodge wasn't busy at the moment. When Matthew approached the