The Medallion novel Chapter 1412

"Well, doctor. How's his condition?" the attendant in yellow asked indifferently.

"Judging from his pulse, he must have suffered some internal injuries. Moreover, he doesn't seem to be a spirit warrior. It means that the injuries he acquired may actually be too severe that they could take his life. He must be treated as soon as possible if we want to save him," the doctor remarked in a serious tone.

"Humph! This guy has terrible luck. Oh well, that's actually none of our business. Doctor, can't you just give him some sort of medicine? As long as he becomes a little better, we can then report the completion of our task. We actually don't care if he lives or dies afterward. After all, he doesn't have any use to us anymore," the attendant in blue remarked in an annoyed tone.

"I'm afraid I can't do that. It's inappropriate even if he's just from a lower kind of race," the doctor replied hesitantly. As a doctor, he was supposed to carry his duty out no matter who was it that needed his service.

"Come on, it's okay! No one will care about the life of a homeless man. Just do what we say and all of us can move past this," the attendant said as his voice became slightly threatening.

At this point, the doctor seemed to be a bit afraid of the attendants, so he was left with no choice but to agree. Then, he took out a piece of paper and pen from the medicine box, wrote a prescription, and handed it to the two attendants.

"Here. Take it and go to the pharmacy. Ask them to prepare the medicine, boil it, and send it here as soon as possible," the doctor instructed. "See? It isn't that hard," the attendant in blue commented as he took the prescription.

After briefly scanning it, he handed the paper to the attendant in yellow. "Huh? Why are you giving it to me? Just do it. You're the one who took it in the first place," the attendant in yellow complained, strongly refusing to take it.

"Why? It's because you have an old lover in the pharmacy. We can get it done faster that way," the attendant in blue answered with a meaningful smile.

"Don't talk nonsense! It's going to be the complete opposite, you dimwit," The face of the attendant in yellow was obviously flustered when he heard that.

"Just hurry up! If this guy dies and Miss Hannah blames us for it, imagine the consequences. I think that's more scary than facing you ex-lover," the attendant in blue urged as he thrust the paper into the hands of his companion.

The attendant in yellow wore a sour expression as he took the paper and eventually walked out of the room.

At the same time, the attendant in blue kicked Rocky a few times and said, "Hey, brat! Don't die on us or I'll throw you into the woods and feed you to the wild dogs."

"Don't worry… I won't," Rocky answered as he acted like a very weak person that was about to die.

Hearing this, the attendant smirked and walked out of the storage room too.

Seeing that the two attendants would be gone for quite a while, Rocky decided to sneak out of the storage room, intending to familiarize himself with the various places in the city.

'Hmm. From the conversation between Ramon and the young lady, this place is a property of the governor. Does that mean that the young lady is actually the governor's daughter?' Rocky guessed.

A moment later, he passed by at what seemed to be a training ground. He saw at least a hundred young men and women who vigorously practiced their swordsmanship. Each of them exuded strong spiritual aura and had the strength that should be at least on par with the cultivators at the Heavenly Stage.

"Hey, brat! Why are you loitering at this place?" While Rocky was observing the training ground, he didn't notice that three figures came over from behind him. Among them was a young man in a white robe who questioned him. After all, Rocky was a bit suspicious-looking with his sloppy and furtive appearance.

"Oh, what can I do for you, sirs?" Rocky quickly asked respectfully. At the same time, he glanced at the three men and perceived that their spiritual power was equivalent to that of the cultivators at the Supernal Stage.

"You don't look like a member of the Sword Spirit City. What are you doing here and where do you come from?" the man in the white robe asked haughtily. It was pretty obvious that he thought highly of himself and he found Rocky as an eyesore.

"I'm just a handyman from the beast farm and I'm quite new here. That's why I'm not yet familiar with all the places," Rocky replied calmly.

"Humph! A handyman? No wonder you look this shabby." The man in white imposed his authority and sneered, "Listen carefully. This is a training ground and those irrelevant can't just enter this place whenever they like. Do you understand?"

"I see. I apologize, sir. I didn't know. I'm going to take my leave now." Rocky bowed apologetically and turned to leave. He didn't want as much attention as possible.