Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2986 Hi, Mr Lucius

The construction of the Martial League headquarters could face delays, but Matthew's priority was the safety of his wife and companions. "Please guide me through this, Mr. Lucius," Matthew pleaded earnestly.

Upon hearing his plea, Lucius straightened up slightly. A smile dawned on his face as he realized his objective had been achieved.

He then began to outline a solution, "It's quite simple. You can build the Martial League headquarters on Basha's Sacred Mount."

Lucius elaborated, "You can openly build the headquarters while discreetly relocating your family and subordinates to the Sacred Mount. This will serve as a diversion, drawing attention away from outsiders. Your loved ones within the Sacred Mount will be completely secure."

His confidence was palpable, and his assurance was unwavering. He even pledged to step down as sect master if any assassination attempts breached the Sacred Mount's defenses.

Of course, behind Lucius' outward confidence lay a deeper motive driven by paternal love and a genuine desire for his daughter's happiness. In his world, the idea of multiple wives and concubines was commonplace.

After hearing Lucius' proposal, Matthew's face lit up with relief and gratitude as the plan promised newfound security for his loved ones.

"Thank you, Mr. Lucius. I will consider it," Matthew expressed sincerely.

"You're welcome. You can give me your decision by tomorrow night," Lucius suggested before vanishing into the night alongside Feather.

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no other choice,"

your happiness, my dear daughter, but you still disregard me,"

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conspired with the enemy, and I will

backlash, with several erstwhile

family.

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began, "Mr.

Stubber Family have ground to a halt. At this rate,

dejected, the butler could not utter the word

betrayed a profound weariness.