Man With Super Medical Skill (Matthew) novel Chapter 2235

Matthew timed everything perfectly.

As the brown-colored pills he had thrown burned out, the Emsgate participants from all directions began to show signs of anxiety.

It wasn't that they were afraid of Matthew's strategies. Rather, they realized that the spiritual power within their bodies was no longer sufficient to sustain them.

Looking around, they noticed that among the nearly hundred participants, the Cathay participants still held an absolute numerical advantage.

They gritted their teeth and planned to endure a little longer.

But after a while, their awareness started to gradually fade, and eventually, they were unable to continue and appeared intoxicated.

These individuals danced around while drooling and laughing foolishly in front of the audience.

Some even began adjusting their shirts, took off their jackets, and drew nearer to one another.

When the audience saw this, they started laughing.

"D*mn, these participants from Emsgate are really going all out!"

"I didn't expect the Emsgate participants to be into this kind of thing. Wow, they're actually hugging each other now."

"D-do we really have to watch this? Such an indecent sight!"

The Emsgate elders, who were watching the competition on the side, all looked gloomy.

They quickly ordered their own participants who had forfeited to go and drag these embarrassing individuals away.

And all of this was mainly due to the pills that Matthew had thrown into the furnace.

It was the Psychedelic Pill!

Matthew modified these pills based on Emsgate's incapacitation techniques. He simply applied the golden rule—treat others the way they had treated him.

After several participants who were already shirtless were removed, there were only about twenty groups of participants left in the entire competition venue.

And the majority of these individuals were skilled in both medicine and martial arts.

Unless they had extremely potent poison techniques, like Fabien Blanc's highly corrosive Five-Colored Poison, ordinary tactics had already lost their effectiveness in the current situation.

The remaining ten or so groups of participants understood that after joining forces to eliminate the majority of their competitors, any further attempts to interfere would be futile.