Frank scowled and barked, "I won''t say a word if you''re insulting me alone, but you are insulting
Draconian tradition, and I must set the record straight."
He learned medicine from Mystic Sky Sect, and it was the most orthodox and oldest discipline in
Draconia.
And what were the medicine men from abroad doing while Draconia medicine was already saving
lives? Their solution for clubfoot back then was amputation, and without anesthetic, leaving the
patient''s up to fate! And now they were belittling Draconian tradition?
However, Frank''s reaction was exactly what Titus wanted.
He had certainly been humiliated in Riverton, and had not the guts to tell his family what happened.
But now that he ran into Frank in Morhen, he would properly show him.
He would return his humiliation at Frank''s hands by a hundredfold, and hurting his pride was just the
first step.
As the heir of the Lionhearts, he had seen as many mdies as healers. Even Abel Loggins—the best
healer in Morhen—only amounted to that much in Titus'' opinion, and certainly did not hold a candle to
Professor Roberts.
Hence, in Titus'' mind, Frank would never surpass the limitations of Draconian traditional medicine no
matter how good he was—even if he was better than Abel.
With that decided, he leveled a smile at Frank. "Don''t think you could throw a punch just because you
put on boxing gloves. It''s not just Mr. Roberts—even I believe that Draconian traditional medicine is a
sham. So how about this? If you can heal Mr. Turnbull before we do, you have my word that you will
have safe passage."
Titus''s eyes then narrowed coldly as he sneered, "But if you fail, you will kowtow ten times loudly and
break one of your arms. After that, you''ll leave and never mention Vicky. That''s really nice of me, don''t
you agree?"
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Frank nced at Titus'' smug look and the unconcerned professor Roberts, and shook his head,
snorting. "Your suggestion is reallycking, Mr. Lionheart. With Glen Turnbull here as my witness, I will
take my own life should I fail."
Then, leveling a sharp look at Titus, he added quietly, "But if I seed, Titus... You''ll leave Turnbull
House with your people, and your engagement with Vicky is permanently annulled. How about that?"
"No!" Glen bellowed anxiously even before Titus reacted.
While it was good for everyone if Frank failed, what if he somehow seeded by a fluke?
He would never allow the engagement between Titus and Vicky, just as they had no reason to take up
such a risk.
Clearing his throat, Glen turned towards Frank and said, "How about this? If you can actually save my
father, you have my special permission to meet Vicky. But if you fail, you will leave my house without
another word and never meddle in my family''s affair. Naturally, I will stillpensate you ordingly."
There was an edge in Glen''s voice, making it clear he was not to be refused.