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56. I Am Also a Physician
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Actually, what made them have to leave so quickly?

A few days ago.

After receiving treatment from the healer, Jing Ling and Hua Fei's injuries were getting better. Likewise, Hua Yan's situation is no longer too worrying.

that afternoon, Hua Yan sat relaxed in his private room accompanied by Hua Wu who was so loyal to serving his teacher.

"Teacher, there was one of the students who had just left the valley, and he found this paper on the street." Hua Wu bowed respectfully as he handed several pieces of paper to Hua Yan.

Hua Yan immediately read the writing on the bone white paper he had just received and Hua Yan seemed to be thinking hard.

Hua Yan muttered softly. "Annual competition...."

After muttering, Hua Yan immediately hide the paper in a safe place.

"That's right, Teacher. The other students were already busy talking about this during break time."

"Do the young masters know yet?" Hua Yan looked worried.

"That matter, Ah Wu doesn't know much about itAs far as Ah Wu knows, the you
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