Elixir Supplier Chapter 993 - The Trees Are Still Rustling

Chapter 993 The Trees Are Still Rustling

“That’s for the best,” Wang Yao said.“I’m sorry for getting you into so much trouble.” Guo Zhenghe apologized again, and he seed very sincere. At the very least, he looked sincere.

A thousand cups were too few if one drank with a bosom friend, yet half a sentence was wasted on soone unable to see eye to eye.

Those two people were unable to see eye to eye. Guo Zhenghe knew that all too well. As such, he did not stay at Wang Yao’s place for too long. He had gone there and said all there was there to say. His words had gotten across to the other man. That was more than enough for him.

“Let know if you need anything,” he said. “I’ll be leaving now.”

“Have a safe trip,” Wang Yao said.

Guo Zhenghe got into his car and left the mountain village. He returned to Haiqu about 30 minutes later.

“You’re back, Sir,” Xu Xinyuan said.

“Uncle Xu, stop going calling that,” Guo Zhenghe said. “It’s awkward, and it’s not like the tis demand you to call that anyway.”

“Just call Zhenghe.”

“Aye.” Xu Xinyuan nodded and paid lip service to what was asked of him.

“Have a seat.”

“I’ve just been to the clinic in the village for a bit,” Guo Zhenghe said. “Our n are there. The man from the Valley of Thousands of dicine was there. He has been captured.”

“Is that so?” Xu Xinyuan asked. “They’re fast.”

“Wang Yao is getting irritated about what is going on,” Guo Zhenghe said as he took a sip of tea.

“What do you an?” Xu Xinyuan asked.

“While he has been holed up in that tiny village this whole ti, he would have been able to get things done if he wanted to. I know of at least three powerful families that owe him favors in just Jing alone. As long as his requests remain within reason, those people would be more than willing to help if he asked.”

“Have so tea.”

“Yeah, thanks,” Xu Xinyuan said.

“Let’s get on with the second phase,” Guo Zhenghe said.

“Sure, but what about things on your side?” Xu Xinyuan asked.

“It’s alright,” Guo Zhenghe said. “Despite having been poisoned, I’ve still seen to all the arrangents. I’ll get myself transferred to sowhere in Jing. Consider it a sabbatical and a ti for to rest up a bit.”

“Fair enough,” Xu Xinyuan said. “It’s best to leave the war zone.”

He had always thought the young man standing before him was a cut above the rest. Coupled with his family background, he had a bright future. As such, Xu Xinyuan thought having Guo Zhenghe holed up in dingy He County of southern Yunnan was an utter waste of talent.

“Yeah.” Guo Zhenghe nodded.

At the village clinic...

Wang Zecheng and Wang Yilong had co there. The son was accompanying his father, who had co for a checkup. Wang Yilong was indifferent to it. He thought his illnesses were little more than minor hiccups. Wang Zecheng, on the other hand, was very worried. He knew about his father’s illness. Despite his father’s body getting better and becoming increasingly sprightly and vigorous, he still knew that his father’s illness was serious. He had no idea if his father had truly gotten better.

“He’s alright.” Wang Yao looked over Wang Yilong for a bit.

“He’s alright? Are you sure about that?” Wang Zecheng was shocked.

“Of course, he is,” Wang Yao said with a smile. “Why would I bother lying to you?”

“This is great, this is great! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you very much!” Wang Zecheng was so happy that he began to look and sound rather ridiculous. He felt that all his hard work had finally paid off.

“Right, we should go ho and celebrate,” he said.

“Sure, sure.”

Wang Zecheng was very happy, yet Wang Yilong looked rather exasperated.

“Let’s go.”

“Yeah.”

After they left the clinic, Wang Yilong asked his son, “By the way, why are you so happy?”

“You’re cured, Dad!”

“I know that,” Wang Yilong said. “My body has had no problems lately. Didn’t I tell you before that those were just minor hiccups and nothing to worry about?”

“Minor hiccups still ant you were ill,” Wang Zecheng said. “With those minor hiccups out of the way, we should celebrate. How about we get more dishes on the table and drink for a bit?”

“Well sure,” Wang Yilong said as he clapped his hands.

His son had changed and gotten a new job. His grandson had also gotten two perfect scores in a test a few days ago. The family was practically being flooded with good news.

Wang Yao inford his parents about the matter when he got ho.

“That’s good to hear! Yilong has finally gotten out of the ditch!” Zhang Xiuying was relieved to hear that.

“He has indeed,” Wang Fenghua added as he happily lit a cigarette.

That night, in the herbal field on the southern mountain...

Wang Yao looked up at the sky.

“It’s going to rain tomorrow, San Xian.”

Woof! Woof!

“Take it.” Wang Yao handed a strip of the vine to the dog.

It was a strip of Polygonum Vine, which was a magic herb. He discovered that the dog liked it very much. For the dog, it felt like chewing on a bone. In fact, the dog seed to like it better than actual bones. Wang Yao saw the dog drool at the sight of the vine. He plucked a small section. The dog proceeded to chew on it for a bit, making crunching sounds before swallowing the vine. The dog looked like he had not had enough yet.

Then again, the dog would not have eaten the vine without Wang Yao’s permission. That dog was very intelligent.

“Alright, just enough to stave off the cravings. This is a magic herb, so I really can’t let you munch on it anyti you happen to see.” Wang Yao patted the head of that huge dog for a bit. He was telling the truth. The Polygonum Vine was a magic herb that was slow to grow. It took a long ti just to grow the length of a human palm. Furthermore, it only grew at that rate with the Spirit gathering battle array at work. If the vine grew elsewhere, its growth would have been stunted altogether.

“Alright, get to sleep now,” Wang Yao said.

He went into the cottage. The dog went to lie down in his place.

Shortly afterward, sutras were heard being chanted in the cottage.

The dimd lights remained lit. They were extinguished when it was midnight.

The sun gently rose in the east.

A mother and her son had co to the clinic in the morning. They were from the He family in Jing. It was that glass boy.

“Good day, Dr. Wang, we are here to bother you again,” the woman said with a smile.

“Don’t ntion it,” Wang Yao said. “Have a seat.”

“How are you feeling?”

“Good. Not bad,” the young man said. His body had gotten better. He felt like a different person and looked much brighter.

When they returned to Jing City recently, they had gone out of their way to visit the best hospital in Jing for a full body checkup. The result highly pleased them. The young man’s body had seen significant changes. They had been so drastic that it even baffled the specialist, who had seen the young man more than once. He lauded the change to be unbelievable and kept asking where did they had gotten the treatnt for the boy. For the specialist, the result was too frightening. That checkup results indicated that while he had not completely recovered, the young was more than capable of going about life normally. Fundantal changes were seen in the bones in his body. They were gradually nding themselves, enabling him to perform aerobic exercises to a certain degree. There was, however, still a need to watch out for considerable injuries and do his best to avoid breaking his bones to prevent staunching the good recovery rate he was experiencing.

The results spoke volus about Wang Yao’s miraculous healing thods, which prompted both the mother and the son to continue receiving treatnt at his village clinic.

“Alright, let’s begin,” Wang Yao said.

The young man was given his dicine, underwent an acupuncture session, and got his breathing adjusted before proceeding with the dicinal bath.

After the treatnt session was over, it was already past noon.

The young man was sweated all over his body. He looked invigorated.

“Man, this is good!” he exclaid.

“Yeah, you have been fundantally changed,” Wang Yao said. “This will be your last dicinal bath session. Now, it’s just taking asures to strengthen your corporeity and stabilize your condition with dicine.”

“Sure, sure,” the woman said with a nod.

“Thank you very, very much.”

Her son’s condition had caused years of extre worry and stress to not only her but also her family. The family was overjoyed to see the stunning changes in the young man when he returned for the New Year’s festivities. They all claid that it was the best present gifted to their family in the New Year.

“Don’t ntion it,” Wang Yao replied.

Several patients ca to the clinic after lunchti.

It was near the evening and about ti he heeded to return ho for dinner.

Two silhouettes were seen on the western mountain.

“Is this the place?”

“Yeah, this is it.”

The two n were from the Valley of Thousands of dicine in southern Yunnan. One of them was Zhao Yinghao. He had been there before, so the village was still fresh in his mory.

“Is this the place that was in the picture?”

“We just have to get over that mountain to get to it.”

The two n went walked over the mountain and found rays of sunset shining on the lush, green, vibrant southern mountain far away. The place seed to be clouded with mist.

“Man, what a place,” the middle-aged man said.

“I sure didn’t expect to find one such paradise out here indeed,” he admiringly added.

“Be careful, there is so guy who is like a god sowhere in there,” Zhao Yinghao said.

“A god?” the middle-aged man asked. “You must have been frightened to the core back then.”

“He’s not even 30 years old yet. Even if he were to train while still being in the womb, how powerful could he have gotten?”