Man With Super Medical Skill (Matthew) novel Chapter 2851

After a chuckle, Matthew considered saying yes. However, knowing the crown prince's temperament, he understood that despite his carefree nature, he could sometimes be temperamental.

"How could you think that?" Matthew asked. "Were you the one who piloted the transport ship to support me on the cruise ship?"

The crown prince nodded without hesitation.

"When the Keller Family arranged for assassins to kill me, were you the one who brought people to support me and eliminate the assassination team?" Matthew asked.

Once again, the crown prince obediently nodded.

"Alright. At the banquet yesterday, were you the one who intervened with the man in the black robe, giving me a chance to breathe when I was at a disadvantage?" Matthew asked once more.

The crown prince's eyes lit up, and he excitedly nodded again.

"So, is there any problem with me saying I need you to stay by my side and assist me?" Matthew questioned.

"Matthew, there is no problem. Since you need me, I will naturally do my best to help," the crown prince replied.

At this point, the crown prince was already on cloud nine, his eyes filled with extreme pride.

"By the way, Matthew, since you can't find anyone, why don't you contact those two old gentlemen from the Martial League? They have people, don't they?" the crown prince suggested.

D*mn it!

Matthew sat up in shock. Considering what Elder Carr of the Martial League had said about training, he had never asked the Martial League for help. Now that the situation is clear and Skargness Southaven has entered the reform phase, there is no need for training anymore.

Thinking of this, Matthew couldn't help but glance at the crown prince, his eyes filled with surprise. Does this guy's intelligence increase when he is praised?

At the Cathay Bainbridge Martial League headquarters, the office transition event had already concluded, and now it was time to wrap things up. To maintain the vitality and combat power of the Martial League, most of the older members had to face the embarrassment of retirement. Only a select few among the elite had the opportunity to be promoted. Those who retired were generally in their forties, and even the older ones were just over fifty.