Man With Super Medical Skill (Matthew) novel Chapter 2427

Under the declaration of the Great Octavian, the young men left the conference hall, their passion aflame.

As for those senior members, they met their glances with the Great Octavian and exchanged satisfied smiles.

With a silent farewell, the conference hall returned to its initial quiet state.

"Mr. Cyphrus, sorry for keeping you waiting!"

After greeting the empty room, the Great Octavian stood up.

He refilled the cup of tea on the table, and a figure swiftly approached and arrived at the tea table.

"No need to be so formal, Mr. Kaur!"

He picked up the cup filled with tea and drank it all in one gulp.

Then, with sweat on his forehead, he sat down on the couch.

"If I had the choice, I don't want to come to Cathay anymore."

Hearing his complaint, the Great Octavian had a minimal reaction.

He simply flattered lightly, "Mr. Kaur, you've been through a lot. However, there's a saying in Cathay, 'The capable ones should do more work.'

"Throughout the Land of Divinity, there are only a handful of people who can match you in ninjitsu.

"If even you can't complete this task, then we, the elders of the Emsgate Warriors Association, really won't know who to turn to!"

As he spoke, he refilled the tea again.

Outsiders may not know, but the Great Octavian was well aware of Aspen's true identity.

His real name was Akil Baeddan.

He not only served as the chief guard of the Baeddan Family but was also the vice president of the Emsgate Warriors Association's intelligence division.

With dual identities, he served the Baeddan Family while also working for the Warriors Association.

In simple terms, he was the eyes of the Warriors Association, responsible for executing missions and monitoring the actions of other Emsgate personnel.

Back then, when Baeddan's manager had failed the mission, the severe punishment he faced must have been partly influenced by him.

With this in mind, the Great Octavian naturally held him in great respect.

At that moment, Aspen showed a satisfied expression in response to the Great Octavian's praise.