The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 318

Out of nowhere, a hand reached out and grabbed the saber by the handle. Matthew carried the saber and slowly made his way toward Anthony, who was on the ground. As Anthony held his stomach, his face contorted in pain. He slowly got to his feet with one hand on the ground.

Seeing Matthew approaching him, Anthony exclaimed, "What's your cultivation level? We're around the same age, so your cultivation can't be stronger than mine.

"I took my chance when your vision was obscured. How did you even get close enough to hit me?"

Matthew sneered. "All that showy nonsense. Against true power, your petty tricks are just begging for trouble."

As Matthew got closer, Anthony panicked and staggered backward. Just as he reached the fence, he swiftly jumped over it and ran a short distance before jumping into the Lambda River.

Holding his saber, Matthew gazed at the churning Lambda River but couldn't spot Anthony.

his head. Anthony had murdered Hayden but didn't get rid of the witnesses. With that, he was

looked at the survivors in the yard. "You all deserve to

the head flying. The saber cut through Matthew's opponent like a streak of light, and heads began falling to the ground one after another. When Matthew stopped

saber, Matthew walked over and remarked, "I don't need to hear your business. Since you tried to kill me, prepare to die." Anthony dropped to his knees. "Please, don't kill us. You can't be this merciless. Think about what you did to Sara on the rooftop. Just let us go." Matthew scoffed. "I spanked your sister because she was causing trouble. She had it coming. Why should I let you two off the hook?" Spank? Andrew was taken aback. He even thought he had misheard

realized

on Matthew's guilt to beg for mercy, but now he had run out of excuses. His fate depended

lives, Mr. Grant.

a miracle doctor for medical research. We've discovered a

might be able to develop a new drug that extends life by ten years. I'd be able to

dismissively. The idea of getting unlimited medicine didn't impress him. He knew the effect

one pill might add ten

taking ten of them wouldn't add a century. Plus, developing a pill that would extend life by