The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 398

After Ted finished speaking, he charged at Matthew. As he closed in, he raised the dagger and aimed for Matthew's face.

Suddenly, there was a muffled thud as Matthew kicked Ted in the stomach. Ted flew backward at an even faster speed than he had charged, landing heavily more than six feet away. The room fell into sudden silence. Ted clutched his stomach, gritting his teeth, his face twisted in agony.

Though he didn't make a sound, the pain seemed almost unbearable, as if it were piercing through to his very core.

Renae was frozen with fear, and her face paled. She didn't know what to do next.

Trevor looked at Matthew with a hint of admiration. Even though he couldn't intervene, he believed that Ted deserved to be punished. What Matthew had done was extremely satisfying. After a while, Ted let out a painful groan. "Ah, it hurts so much!"

He gritted his teeth and pointed angrily at Matthew. He snapped, "You're in deep trouble. Just wait. I can make one phone call, and you're doomed. I'm calling right now." With that, he pulled out his phone and began dialing.

voice cold as he said, "So, you were trying to stab me earlier, right? Well, it's only fair to return the favor. Now it's my

call when he got scared, turned around, and ran. As he fled, he shouted, "You... you just wait! This isn't over!" Quickly, he disappeared through the door. Matthew tossed the dagger aside and saw

said, "I was just scaring that guy. Don't worry, I didn't actually mean

with you?" she asked. "Tell me

might come back with more

an eyebrow and asked, "Who exactly is this Ted? Is he

extremely concerned as she replied, "He has relatives in the district with connections. Just tell me what's wrong so I can treat you, and you can leave. If you don't leave soon, it'll be too

shook his head and said, "I'm perfectly fine. I

need to talk to me about? I don't even know

things I was supposed to discuss with Dr. Payne. Since he's no longer here, I have to discuss this with you instead. "According

that we don't have the Scholarly Tradition.

be afraid. I'm not here to make things difficult for