Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 3479 Just Dig Deeper

"Mr. Lopez, if it were a typical ore vein, digging diagonally would usually be fine. But for this kind of ore, which forms in cold, shadowy environments, where do you think such a place might be?" Angus' eyes lit up in response. "Underground!"

"Exactly," Matthew confirmed with a nod. "Dig straight down about 60 feet, and you'll definitely hit ore."

Angus' face lit up with excitement, and he looked like he wanted to hug Matthew. "Matteo, if we really manage to extract ore, I'll give you half of it for free!"

"Thank you," Matthew replied. He accepted the gesture without hesitation. It wasn't an offer that made a big difference to him, but it was significant enough for Angus.

Without wasting another moment, Angus hurried outside to organize a team to dig at the abandoned site. He had always regretted leaving that mine unexploited. Despite deeming it a dead site, he hadn't sold it off, and now it seemed like that decision had paid off.

Near sunset, Angus returned, his clothes covered in dust but his face beaming with joy. He spotted Matthew and shouted excitedly, "Matteo! We found it-it's there!"

nodded as if he'd expected

with gratitude. "Half of all the ore we excavate will be sent directly to Larch

mentioned that Matthew would need to arrange transport, but Angus no longer cared about such details. He saw Matthew

Larden,"

sharp eye for ore, I'd like to ask your opinion on something. A small new vein was discovered on the north side of the island, and the governor plans to auction the mining rights in a few days. If you're interested, you

could mine it on the same terms-fifty-fifty split, as before. What do

realized the best way to deal with Matthew: directness. Hiding or hesitating would only make Matthew uninterested. Speaking openly

clear answers, even if

you evaluate it, Mr. Lopez, but I can't guarantee absolute accuracy.

of passing down knowledge. Though their expertise lay in herbs, they had also encountered countless types of ores over the generations. Combining this inherited knowledge with his

was able

the potential of