The Man's Decree

Chapter 204 The Search For A Doctor

When Jared met Walter after arriving at the Sullivan residence, he asked immediately, “Mr. Grange, is Abbot Erasmus back yet?”

Walter nodded in response. “Yes, Abbot Erasmus is back!”

“Mr. Grange, please bring me there to see him quickly!” Jared could not wait for another second.

“Mr. Chance, Abbot Erasmus is back indeed, but…”

Walter appeared to be in a dilemma.

“Mr. Grange, just be frank with me. If it’s money, I can gather the funds,” Jared said.

“Mr. Grange, no matter what the price is, just tell us. That spiritual brush and cinnabar rosary are necessary items for healing Mrs. Chance’s eyes. She can’t be healed without them!” At that moment, Josephine spoke up.

listed there, and she did really search for them meticulously. However, her efforts were in vain.

Erasmus wants. Money is of no importance to those who have dedicated their lives to their spiritual beliefs. Abbot Erasmus has a daughter who is seriously ill. They

reason why Erasmus would have thought of that as the condition for loaning those precious items. Jared was confident that he could heal anyone provided they

Grange, what is Abbot Erasmus’ daughter suffering from?”

since she was a child, and her body is frail and cold like someone who had been submerged in ice. She sleeps with many blankets every day, but nothing has worked throughout the years. They have sought help from many doctors in many places, but their efforts were futile. Recently, they traveled to a distant land to seek medical treatment, but it yielded no results! For his daughter, Abbot Erasmus even posted medical notices in monasteries and gave to charity in the hopes of accumulating merits

cold like

Then, he said to Walter, “Mr. Grange,

want to wait any longer. He just wanted to borrow the spiritual brush and cinnabar rosary

leave

Walter nodded.

that, two cars left Glamor

Mountain, the largest mountain in Jazona. The mountain was very tall and had dense forests. There were rumors that fairies

Lagrange Monastery was long and winding. Indeed, it was a hazardous trip. However, it

the mountain!” At the foot