The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 203

A dozen burly men heard the order and slowly spread out. Seeing that a fight was about to break out, the onlookers quickly backed away in fear. Nobody wanted to get caught in the crossfire. How did Ethan dare to threaten to make Matthew kneel? Matthew clenched his fists. First, Ethan took his herbs, and now he demanded him to drop to his knee.

All of a sudden, Matthew exuded an intense presence and a fierce killing intent. Mathew slowly walked up to Ethan and ignored the burly men closing in on him as if they weren't there. With a look of contempt, Ethan remarked, "Think you can take me on? Not a chance."

As Ethan finished his sentence, the burly men charged toward Matthew, surrounding him.

Matthew rushed toward them. With quick and agile movements, he delivered punches in quick succession, leaving many afterimages of his attacks in the air.

When Matthew came to a halt, the burly men behind him stood still as if they had been turned into stone statues.

His opponents were all motionless. A gust of wind swept through them, and they fell to the ground one after another.

Matthew continued walking toward Ethan, his words sounding like they came from hell. "You want me to get on my knees?"

the corpses fall on the

enough. It's been a while since I drew my blade.

his car and slowly opened the trunk, pulling

with his left hand, Ethan slowly rested his right hand on it and slowly moved toward

forward, Ethan's presence grew more intense as he clenched his blade

just four steps apart. As they moved closer, they were only one step away from being within each other's range of attack. Hardly anyone

but Ethan had a blade. With the distance closing between them, Harold feared that Matthew would be defeated in the next moment. Seeing that Matthew had no weapon, Mason

fight was about to break out. Worse yet, Ethan had a blade, but Mason still rushed over. He hurriedly stopped Mason. "Don't come over.

forward and swiftly drew his blade with his right

his blade. Only then did he realize Matthew was already right in front

tightly held Ethan's right hand on the hilt and then slowly pushed the blade back into the sheath. The partially drawn blade was gradually returned to its sheath, inch by inch. Ethan clenched his teeth and exerted all his strength to draw his blade. With

immense strength. He couldn't

and hurled a punch toward Matthew. A cold

wound, his expression contorted in pain. "How did