The Man's Decree

Once the alchemists had settled their accommodations, many went out to explore the island.

Medicine God Island was nothing short of a tourist attraction, complete with mountain peaks, forests, and even beaches and seas.

If it were in the mundane world, it would undoubtedly be a popular tourist destination.

Jared, Viola, and Sigurd also left their accommodations and began to stroll around the entire Medicine God Island.

There were quite a few businesses across the entire island, but most of them involved things related to alchemy.

Some individuals held signs seeking medical advice, willing to exchange various magical items for treatment.

They probably were incapable of posting a listing on the Doctor-Searching List, so resorted to such a method in hopes of catching the attention of alchemists and consequently receiving treatment.

“I truly didn’t expect Medicine God Island to be so lively. I had always thought it was a deserted island,” Viola remarked in surprise as she looked at the street vendors on both sides of the dividing line.

“Indeed. I’ve also heard of Medicine God Island quite a while ago, but it used to be a place of exile for alchemists who cultivated demonic techniques. Now, it has become so prosperous, no longer the desolate island it once was,” Sigurd also lamented.

Medicine God Island was astounding, so it would seem

least, he had to be an expert in governance and

or alchemists, everyone surprisingly conducted themselves well. Even the street vendors on both sides of the dividing line were

of a good fight. Yet, these same individuals dared not do so

evident that the rules on Medicine God Island were strict, effectively keeping the island’s inhabitants

by the street vendors on both sides of the dividing line was simply astounding. After all, the people there came here were from all over the

looking for

spirit coins. Yet, you’re only offering some lousy

down the street with Viola and Sigurd, he suddenly heard a roar of

If he doesn’t have anything to offer as a reward, he can use his granddaughter instead. I must say, this young lady is quite appealing with her lovely

she looks a bit mad. That’s a total

people were gathered there, criticizing an elderly

I’m incapable of treating my granddaughter. I’ve been here for a long time, and I truly have nothing much to offer. All I have are these worthless medicinal herbs. If anyone

froze upon hearing that voice. Immediately

bypass the crowd. But upon