The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 336

He grew serious and solemn, losing the arrogance and bloodlust he had just moments ago. It was like watching a clown suddenly stop smiling.

Matthew's pupils constricted, and he shrugged his shoulders as if adjusting his stance. Suddenly, Gideon attacked. His blade shone in the light, rushing straight toward Matthew's throat.

There was a dull smack, and Gideon flew back, landing on the ground with a heavy thud. Even the ground shook when he fell on it.

Gideon's face was twisted in pain, and blood seeped from his mouth. He stared at Matthew in disbelief.

"That's impossible! You can't possibly have reflexes that fast. The average human only has a reaction speed of 200 to 300 milliseconds. Even athletes with specialized training can only shorten it to 150 to 180 milliseconds, which means that the average human can react in 150 to 180 milliseconds.

"Highly-trained fighters can react in 150 milliseconds, but I attacked you when you were shrugging your shoulders. You can't possibly have reacted so quickly!"

"I can react in 90 milliseconds," Matthew said nonchalantly.

That... Gideon had a stunned expression on his face. "That's impossible! I've never seen anyone who could react in even 100 milliseconds. How could you..."

As he said that, his face twisted in pain. He looked down at his chest. There was a foot-shaped dent on his bleeding ribcage, and his clothes were soaked in blood. He was horrified.

"I... my bones are broken... my chest hurts terribly... I need surgery at once to fix it..."

his knife to slice his shirt apart,

of sweat appeared on his forehead and rolled down his face. He shuddered

around. It

stunned

to

a

it was too

all too

try. Without my help and with no other drugs around, you can only live for another minute

head

medical skills? Didn't you want

me. I'll call you my mentor... as long as

away. "I don't accept people like you

stunned silence. Matthew called out to

back

Matthew out. As he

turned back to look. He looked sympathetic. "What a pity that all that

was just

some things you don't understand. To

world of true medicine. Likewise, there are