Chapter 555 What Do You Think Of Emerentius
The realization dawned on everyone after a brief moment of shock.
Minerva, too, came to understand the truth.
When she pped Emrys, she was filled with anger. But now, she realized that Emrys’s actions were
actually meant to help her.
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Minerva spoke with deep remorse, “I… I’m sorry, Dr. Lund. Why don’t you hit me back?”
“Your reaction was expected.”
Emrys rubbed his cheek, not bothering to make a fuss over such trivial matters. However, he couldn’t
help but think to himself that he had been too confident about his appearance.
He had assumed that Minerva, just as she was about to p him, would hesitate to strike his
handsome face and would pull back in time.
Blind confidence was truly terrifying, resulting in an undeserved p on his face.
“Amazing! Emrys is truly remarkable. Each of his treatments is unique yet incredibly effective. I can’t
help but admire him!”
Chandler couldn’t help but apud enthusiastically.
The colleagues around also joined in the apuse, each one praising Emrys for his remarkable skills
and Chandler for his sound judgment.
Emrys waved his hand and said, “You tter me, you tter me. I simply read a lot of extraordinary
books on traditional medicine when I had free time in the past. Whenever I encounter peculiar ailments,
I always draw on the wisdom of the ancients.”
“Emrys is just being modest. Although he ims to have learned his techniques from ancient books of
traditional medicine, how could he have achieved such mastery without a sharp mind to interpret them?
He truly lives up to his reputation as the miracle doctor of Jadeborough.”
Listening to Chandler’s praises, the crowd finally realized that the young man standing before them
was none other than the renowned miracle doctor of Jadeborough who had gained considerable
attention recently.
No wonder, no wonder!
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Observing the expressions of astonishment on his colleagues‘ faces, a sense of pride naturally welled
up in Chandler’s heart.
Emrys is someone I greatly value as the most talented person in Jazona.
However, the most exciting part was yet toe.
Chandler remained calm andposed, allowing everyone to retake their seats. He then took the
initiative to invite Emrys to sit next to him.
The individuals seated at the table were all highly respected. Moreover, they were significantly older
than Emrys. Logically, Emrys would seem out of ce among such a group of important figures.
However, the reality was that Emrys did not show the slightest sign of stage fright, maintaining a calm
demeanor throughout. When certain topics came up in conversation, he would even interject with a few
words, and his timing was impable.
His unexpectedposure, unusual for someone his age, greatly surprised everyone. At times, they
even felt as if all eyes were on this young man.
It was a peculiar sensation.
Since Chandler had known Emrys for a long time and was aware of his extraordinary abilities, he didn’t
overthink things. Instead, he subtly steered the conversation towards calligraphy and painting.
He himself was an enthusiast of calligraphy and painting, and when discussing this topic, there was no
pretense.
Due to his status, it was easy for him to control the direction of the conversation.
Emrys understood Chandler’s intention, but he didn’t call him out on it. He simply listened in silence.
Soon, Chandler found the right moment and said, “When ites to geniuses in the world of
calligraphy and painting, Mr. Emerentius truly stands out. It’s beyond me how he manages to create
such profound artworks.”
“Mr. York is right. Although I am not part of the circles interested in calligraphy and painting, I have
heard the name Mr. Emerentius countless times. He is a renowned master of calligraphy and painting.”
“I, too, have seen Mr. Emerentius’s works. Even those who don’t understand calligraphy
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and painting can instantly perceive the profound meaning within his artwork. It’s truly magical.”
“Before, I didn’t have a grasp of calligraphy and painting, but upon witnessing, Mr. York’s passion for it,
I realized that it must be a profound subject. As a result, I also endeavored toprehend it and
indeed discovered its depth.”
The conversation revolved around calligraphy, painting, and Emerentius. The participants began to
demonstrate their extensive knowledge, and their fluency on the subject was impable.
At this juncture, Chandler turned his attention to Emrys. With a subtle smile, he inquired, “Emrys, what
are your thoughts on Mr. Emerentius, the prodigy of the calligraphy and painting realm?”