Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 3304 I Must See

Errol's smile froze abruptly, his chubby face turning an alarming shade of red. "Mr. Summit Warden, this... this..." he stammered, struggling to find the right words.

Matthew gave him a reassuring pat on the shoulder, smiling gently. "No need to be so tense, Mr. Hervey. I'm not opposed to a bit of luxury. A little indulgence here and there is perfectly understandable."

Matthew himself liked to maintain a decent standard of living when it came to food, clothing, and housing. He wouldn't hold it against someone like Errol, who managed the Dewsbury Martial League, for doing the same.

Relieved by Matthew's words, Errol exhaled a deep breath and quickly patted his chest. "You nearly scared me to death, Mr. Summit Warden."

Matthew calmly took a seat in the chair in front of him, eyeing Errol with a mild expression. "Mr. Hervey, I've heard Mr. Mirren has been in seclusion for over 30 years now."

"Yes, the president has been in closed-door training for more than three decades without emerging," Errol replied, though he was puzzled as to why Matthew would ask such an obvious question.

Matthew nodded thoughtfully. "And you've been running the Martial League during this time, correct? How are things going within the League?"

too spectacular, but at least it wasn't in the dire state Hulwin's branch was in. Everything seemed average,

been operating quite well under my care over the years. Every year, we cultivate a significant number of talented fighters through professional training," Errol

"I'd like to see these promising young talents you've mentioned. Is

piqued further

how many

who possessed both remarkable talent and temperament—had likely been overlooked by Errol. It seemed strange that Errol hadn't unearthed

Summit Warden, there's really nothing special about those kids, Actually, I've already reserved a banquet at Anemoi Pavilion to make up for missing your welcome celebration last

to deflect, the more Matthew was convinced

a faint but

uncovered everything he had been hiding, Errol knew

had already done

The man was

but certain lines simply could not be crossed. Over the years, Errol had relied heavily