The Great Medical Saint

With Stanley, Lillian, and Lorraine out of danger, Matthew set out to find the Presetian Sect's legacy item and medical literature. Just thinking about getting his hands on the Presetian Sect's medical book filled him with excitement. To him, that book was the ultimate medical literature.

In traditional medicine, no book had ever come close to rivaling Restorative Remedies. It was unparalleled in the past, and it would always be.

Restorative Remedies' full name was Vital Restorative Remedies.

Every contributor to this book was a top-notch doctor. Even a simple formula they casually put together could turn a family into a renowned traditional medicine family.

The contributors to Restorative Medicines were like the legendary wizards of Arthurian folklore who put together the Grimoire of Avalon. As one of the key figures, Merlin stood above the crowd after acquiring the book.

Imagine if countless distinguished wizards came together to create the Grimoire of Avalon... Well, Restorative Remedies was on that level. On top of that, each of the historical doctors was already a force to be reckoned with.

Yet they worked together to pour their lifetime of skills into creating Restorative Remedies. Their combined effort could rival any medical book. Like the victory at the Battle of Plataea, the book won through sheer numbers of exceptional doctors.

What in the world could stand a chance against that?

However, the public only knew about Aetherial Compendium, Medieval Medicine, and Codex Chillwind. Nobody knew this was the world's first "standardized medicine guide".

Matthew couldn't hide the thrill of personally recovering Restorative Remedies. He pulled out his phone and went through the profile Ansel had sent him.

The keeper of Restorative Remedies was Tony Carling. He stayed in Suncroft Village located in the Calchester district of Lambda City.

Matthew's mission was to retrieve Restorative Remedies and Octolith. The name "Octolith" alone made him raise an eyebrow.

What on earth was that? Could it be a stone tablet? He had never seen a medical sect that used a stone tablet as their legacy.

Feeling intrigued, Matthew started his car and made his way to Suncroft Village.

Suncroft Village sat along Sufrane Creek, which branched off from Lambda River. The village had been around for ages. There was a church right at the entrance named Graceful Touch Church.

Graceful Touch Church had been neglected for years, but lately, a college was built next door. Every exam season, students started coming here to pray and ask for blessings, making the place lively again.

It was just past noon. The sun was slightly westward and blazing hot. Meanwhile, Graceful Touch Church was empty and quiet.

A car pulled up at the entrance of the church, and Matthew got out of it.

Upon seeing the church, Matthew narrowed his eyes. He had visited different churches but had never heard of Graceful Touch Church.

He wanted to head inside and take a look but stopped at the doorway. He wasn't here for sightseeing that day. Exploring could wait until the mission was complete.

As Matthew made his way into the village, he spotted a small convenience store by the entrance. The owner was a woman in her 30s with big eyes. She had light makeup on and looked quite charming.

Matthew pointed at a pack of cigarettes on the shelf. "Give me two packs and a lighter."

The lady behind the counter glanced up from her phone. She grabbed two packs from the shelf and tossed them on the counter. "That'll be 30 dollars Adding in a lighter will make it 31 dollars. Are you going to pay by cash or PayPal?"

Matthew took out his phone. As he paid via PayPal, he asked, "I'm here to visit a relative. I have an uncle who lives in this village, and his name is Tony Carling. Do you know where his place is?"

Tony?

The convenience store owner looked at Matthew with a puzzled expression. "Are you sure you're looking for Tony?"

She sounded like it was strange for anyone to visit Tony.

Matthew noticed the convenience store owner's tone, and his heart jumped to his heart. Finding the successor of a medical sect would never be smooth sailing. Could there be trouble again this time?

He tried to recompose himself and keep smiling. "Yes. I'm here for Tony. Is something wrong?"

The store owner leaned down to

grab a lighter and set it on the

counter. "Of course, it's unusual.noveldrama

He's been a bit unhinged for around five years. No family or friends have

ever come to see him. Are you sure you're his relative?"

Had Tony gone nuts?

Matthew stood there. He had considered all kinds of scenarios, but this wasn't one of them. "Is it serious?"

The convenience store owner mockingly replied, "Tony has been out of his mind for years, and you seriously don't know how bad it is? Relatives like you are no better than strangers."