The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

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Xena stood frozen in place. Xander's words repeated in her mind. It was exactly the same as what Felix had warned her earlier. "What's wrong?" Xander asked.

It wasn't until Xander spoke again that she snapped back to reality, realizing now wasn't the time to dwell on those thoughts. "So... Can you cure my cousin?" Xena asked hesitantly.

Xander nodded. "Yes! The poison in his body is strong. It will only be triggered by physical impact. But once it is identified, treating it is quite straightforward."

Suddenly, a thought struck Xena. "Wait a second. You said his body can't handle any impact, but he was knocked unconscious by someone!"

A strange look crossed Xander's face. He sighed helplessly. "You're a skilled martial artist yourself. Do you really think it always takes force to knock out an ordinary person? Just a touch to the right pressure point would have been enough. Xena fell silent as she watched Xander begin the treatment, but her mind drifted back to Felix. Why had he said what he did? Could he have known about the poison in Lennox's body as well?

In just about ten minutes, Xander put away the silver needles.

how advanced must someone's medical skills be to

Any skilled doctor could manage it," Xander

even this revelation did not entirely change Xena's opinion of him. "By the way, is Curtis not home? I wanted to check on how well he's recovering." Xena shook her head. "No,

that Xander's reason for agreeing to meet Xena for tea wasn't just casual. He had come to

the Medical Card, or did you find the mysterious disciple of the miracle

her head. "Neither. It was Dr. Quinn

Xander's

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grandfather was Phantom Poison, and it had been in his body for so

Dr. Quinn doesn't allow outsiders to watch his treatments, but surely you know how long he took to cure your grandfather?" How long

very quick, just a few minutes," she

Your grandfather's condition was so severe that even the miracle doctor himself wouldn't dare claim to heal him in mere minutes. And yet, Dr. Quinn