Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 3348 Undercurrents of Change

The following day, a shocking rumor swept through the streets of Dewsbury, igniting a wave of whispers and disbelief among its residents.

Glaucus, the head of the city's leading family, along with dozens of other influential family heads, had been apprehended overnight by the Martial League.

The prominent families found themselves in a state of turmoil, grappling with the unexpected news. They could hardly fathom that such a powerful figure could be captured so swiftly.

As the reality of Glaucus' arrest settled in, many quietly rejoiced, grateful that they had chosen not to stand against Matthew, the rising force of the city.

Yet, alongside this news, another startling revelation emerged: Pontus, the head of the Mirren Family, had recently broken through to the grandmaster level after emerging from seclusion.

On this day, the air in Dewsbury felt unusually sweet, as if the very essence of the city celebrated the upheaval.

sparring match. Matthew, clad in pristine white, appeared untouched by the dust and sweat of battle. In stark contrast, Pontus, his bronzed muscles glistening

attacks, employing twelve techniques of mixed martial

itself across Pontus' face as he exclaimed, "No more!

Martial League members gathered around, who had expected their leader to be an imposing and unrivaled warrior, only to find him resembling a well-meaning oaf

strikes, his opponent would continue to push himself to exhaustion before finally conceding. Just the day before, Pontus had been overcome by poison and believed himself on the brink of

seal Pontus' meridians, extracting most of the poison from his body

the grandmaster level, he still lacked the full mastery of his strength. Though capable of overpowering anyone below

I find no joy in fighting you," Pontus declared, his interest waning as he strolled toward the cafeteria on the second floor

that Pontus truly reveled in their

the hardest of hearts could feel sorrow;

a fool. Upon witnessing Glaucus in such a pitiful state, an instinct to