Man With Super Medical Skill (Matthew)
Chapter 2230 Dario Collazo

As soon as the words were spoken, the Emsgate participants, despite their unpleasant expressions, followed the person and left.

It was clear from this that this individual held absolute respect and power among the Emsgate participants.

"Who is this individual? Acting like he's all that!"

Roland asked inquisitively while glancing at his vanishing figure.

"If I'm not mistaken, this person should be Dario Collazo, the head of Hedera School of Medicine," Matthew replied flatly.

Roland asked further, "Is this person competent?"

Matthew replied, "Yes, very competent, both in medicine and martial arts. According to the information from various sources, he is expected to win this competition."

Upon hearing this, Roland was taken aback. "Does he compare to you?"

Matthew laughed playfully when he heard the question.

"I am unbeatable when it comes to my medical skills. You do with that what you will."

Roland's eyes lit up after he heard that. "Really?"

Matthew suppressed a smile and raised an eyebrow.

"Of course, haven't you heard the saying? The devil has a death note but Matthew Larson has the immortality elixir. That's me."

He then gave Roland, who was still speechless, a pat on the shoulder.

If it weren't for Lola who was laughing behind him, Roland would still be absorbed in Matthew's words.

How strong must one be to be able to compete with the devil for life and death?

"Tsk! You're a bore! I was just getting started with our Young Master from the Shrewsdon Valley Sect."

Roland had no idea he'd been tricked until Matthew said this.

And Matthew had already taken off running at this point.

The disciples of the hidden sect thought that Matthew just wanted to lighten everyone's mood and make them laugh. Little did they know that everything he said before leaving was accurate. Shortly after, a notice from CAUMP was quietly released.

"Boyd Jacobs and others from the Joppettam Province have violated medical ethics. Therefore, CAUMP has decided to completely revoke their status as doctors and their medical qualifications. In addition, these individuals will be permanently blacklisted in the medical community."

This also meant that these people would never have the opportunity to practice medicine again.

When this outcome was announced, many people were immediately reminded of Matthew's altered results, and various speculations started to circulate.

Kenneth Schmidt, who was at a lounge area at CAUMP's conference, was taken aback by how these people were treated. He immediately expressed his concerns.

"This punishment seems excessive. The participants were present at the competition, so the truth will eventually be revealed to the public. This will ultimately result in CAUMP's humiliation."

Rhett Wyatt stroked his long beard and calmly said, "It doesn't matter. The rest of your body will suffer if you are unable to endure the agony of cutting off a foot sore that has become infected. Plus, this move serves as a warning to others."

"Alright, alright, these are unimportant. Let's resume our discussion about the finals now."

After the halftime break, it was time for the pills refining competition.

The clinical practice session was simply a way for the participants to practice, but it also allowed them to treat the accumulated patients in Bainbridge under the guise of competition.

The competition rules stated that the finals would take place after the team pills refining competition. As a result, many participants would be eliminated at this stage.

At this point, the venue had already been divided into hundreds of equal-sized sections, with identical pill-refining cauldrons placed between each.

After the host gave an introduction, everyone at once realized that the biggest feature of this stage was that there was no division between the sections.

Participants in adjacent sections could have a significant influence on each other.

And only the five teams that completed the task the fastest within two hours would be allowed to advance, while the others would be eliminated. This was no longer just about refining pills; this was a genuine competition!