Upon hearing what Tyler just said, the lady's face twisted with even more anger and fear.
“Over my dead body will I allow you touch my grandfather, with those grimy fingers of yours!” she screamed. Then she stood like a guard, protecting the car and preventing Tyler from having access to where her grandfather fought for breath. Through the car window, Tyler observed the sick man's condition deteriorating rapidly. The white foam now flowed more abundantly, and the man's lips had turned blue. Tyler's expression remained impassive as he assessed the situation. “Your grandfather has approximately fifteen minutes remaining,” he stated with quiet certainty. it wasn't a threat, but a simple observation of reality. Tyler considered his options with practiced efficiency. Walking away would be simpler, yet it contradicted the purpose of his training. The first principle of the Supreme Forest teachings: preservation of life above all else. With deliberate calm, nothing wanting to waste anymore time Tyler moved forward. His steps were unhurried yet purposeful, his gaze fixed not on the woman but on the patient beyond her. “Stay away!” she yelled. “Stop right there!” Her voice grew louder and more panicked with each step Tyler took. However Tyler continued his approach, unbothered by her escalating protests. His focus remained on her grandfather who required treatment. In desperation, she reached out and grabbed Tyler's arm to stop him. But as soon as she touched his torn clothes, a horrible smell hit her nose. She quickly pinched her nose shut, recoiling from the forest scent that clung to him. Tyler glanced down at her hand on his arm, then met her eyes with an untroubled gaze. With minimal effort, he disengaged himself from her grip. “Please excuse me,” he said with a precise movement that used the minimum necessary force, he guided her aside. The lady stumbled backward and fell, more from surprise than from any forceful push. However Tyler didn't spare her a second glance as he continued toward the car with the dying man. As she lifted her head to protect, her eyes caught sight of several men approaching from the forest path. At that moment without hesitation, she screamed, “Help! There's a thief trying to steal from us! He's attacking us!” Tyler heard the approaching footsteps but didn't alter his pace or look back. His hand moved to his torn pocket, fingers finding the medicinal herbs he'd prepared during his final days in the forest. At that moment the men's hands seized him, but Tyler remained collected. He didn't struggle or show alarm. Instead, he held out the medicine with a steady hand. “This man has been poisoned,” Tyler stated, his voice carrying the weight of absolute certainty. “This antidote must be administered within the next ten minutes. Your intervention is delaying essential treatment.” The men tightened their grip, unmoved by his words. Then the lady scrambled to her feet, brushing off her clothes. “This dirty man tried to rob us,” she said, tears forming in her eyes. “My poor Grandfather is so sick. We're trying to reach the miracle doctor in Dapplewood, but Grandfather got worse on the way. Then this... this beggar appeared from nowhere and tried to steal from us, then he attacked me!” At that moment One of the men looked at the car and the sick man inside. “Don't worry, miss. I know these roads well. I'll drive you straight to the miracle doctor.” Tyler watched this development with perfect composure. His face revealed nothing of his thoughts as he calculated the remaining time against the distance to Dapplewood. “Your grandfather is suffering from hemlock poisoning,” Tyler stated to everyone present, his voice neither raised nor urgent, yet somehow commanding attention. “The journey to Dapplewood takes forty minutes. He has less than ten minutes before permanent organ damage occurs.” He held out the medicine again, his posture expressing complete confidence in his assessment. Immediately the young lady's face turned red with rage. She couldn't believe the dirty beggar, was still trying to talk after being caught. She walked closer to the car and reached into her expensive purse, pulling out a thick wallet. “Five thousand dollars,” she announced, holding up the money where the three men could see it. “Each of you gets five thousand if you teach this filthy thief a lesson. I want you all to show him what happens when he tries to trick people in need!”
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At that moment, Evelyn and her parents were seated in the living room, the atmosphere tense and heavy like a storm about to break. No one had touched their tea, and the biscuits on the table remained untouched. The ticking wall clock was the only sound filling the room as each second reminded them how little time was left.Evelyn sat with her arms folded, her eyes focused on the floor, her brows furrowed in deep thought. Her father sat opposite her, elbows on his knees, fingers clasped tightly as if he was praying. Her mother, sitting beside her, looked as though she hadn’t slept a wink all night.Evelyn’s father finally broke the silence. His voice was low but desperate. “Evelyn,” he said, leaning forward, “if going on my knees will make you understand how serious this is, then I will do it right now.”Evelyn’s eyes lifted to meet his, a flicker of shock crossing her face.“I’m not joking,” he continued. “We’re not just in trouble… we’re standing at the edge of something that could c
Chapter 243
His eyes scanned each line slowly at first… then faster… until he froze.The contents of the letter hit like a slap to the soul.It was written by someone anonymous but someone who clearly knew too much.The letter detailed that the man in the photo was the one responsible for London’s death.It all began with a woman.A woman London liked a woman London had made his feelings clear about. He had told the man in the photo to step back, to respect the boundary. It wasn’t a fight. London didn’t raise a hand. He simply asked him to let her go. That was it.But that wasn’t enough.Because London had said it in front of people. The man felt humiliated. Insulted.The letter said London had no idea how much damage those words had caused not because of what he said, but because of who he said them to.London didn’t press further. He didn’t retaliate. He simply walked away.Because that’s the kind of man London was calm, decent, kind to a fault.But the man in the picture didn’t let it go.He t
Chapter 242
At that moment, upon hearing what his son just said, London’s grandfather remained still for a moment. His hands, folded tightly together, slowly relaxed. The pain in his chest didn’t vanish, but it didn’t swallow him either. No he was not dead inside. Not yet. Because deep in his bones, he knew one thing for certain: the family he had built, the legacy he had poured his life into, would not stand by and do nothing. Not after what happened to London.That boy… That boy was more than just an heir. He was a symbol of the family’s pride. And pride was something they couldn’t afford to let anyone stomp into the ground.Just as he opened his mouth to speak, the heavy oak door creaked. It wasn’t a loud sound but in the tense quiet of the room, it roared like thunder.The door didn’t swing wide. It opened slowly, carefully. But then footsteps. Fast, light ones. Urgent. A young servant in the family’s uniform burst into the room, panting hard, and without a second thought, he dropped to his k
Chapter 241
At that moment, hearing what London's grandfather just said, the three men still kneeling on the floor didn’t know what to do. Their heads were down, their foreheads pressed to the cold stone, and their bodies shook with the weight of shame. Their faces were bruised, blood still drying on their lips and noses, but they didn’t flinch. They just kneel there, like broken things that had been thrown in a corner and forgotten. The silence that followed was thick, like smoke in the air, and it was London’s father who finally broke it.He walked closer from where he had been standing behind the three men, his jaw tight, his eyes hard. He stepped forward, his boots clicking on the floor, and turned to face his father. The old man stood tall, his back straight, his face like stone. London’s father didn’t speak right away. He just looked at him, like he was trying to read something in his eyes that wasn’t there.Then he said, “Dad, it’s been days now. We’ve been chasing ghosts and asking the wr
Chapter 240
At that moment, James lowered his head, shoulders dropping as though the weight of his own vows pressed heavy against his chest. His lips trembled before the words even escaped him, but his voice carried a desperate loyalty. “What do you desire of me, Master?” His tone was steady enough, though deep inside, he quivered. “Speak it, anything at all… and I will obey. Your command is mine to fulfill, no matter how deep it takes me, no matter how high it climbs. Just one word, and I will carry it to its peak.” At that moment the Miraculous Doctor did not answer him right away. She stood silent, her gaze slicing through him, her eyes too sharp to belong to innocence and too knowing to be ignored. Her fingers twitched at her side, not out of fear but restraint, as if she carried in her chest a storm she refused to set loose. When her voice finally came, it was slow soft at the start, pressing heavier with each word. “In as much as I want that good-for-nothing bastard gone…” he paused
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At that moment, James lowered his head, shoulders dropping as though the weight of his own vows pressed heavy against his chest. His lips trembled before the words even escaped him, but his voice carried a desperate loyalty. “What do you desire of me, Master?” His tone was steady enough, though deep inside, he quivered. “Speak it, anything at all… and I will obey. Your command is mine to fulfill, no matter how deep it takes me, no matter how high it climbs. Just one word, and I will carry it to its peak.” At that moment the Miraculous Doctor did not answer him right away. She stood silent, her gaze slicing through him, her eyes too sharp to belong to innocence and too knowing to be ignored. Her fingers twitched at her side, not out of fear but restraint, as if she carried in her chest a storm she refused to set loose. When her voice finally came, it was slow soft at the start, pressing heavier with each word. “In as much as I want that good-for-nothing bastard gone…” he paused
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