A Warrior Undefeatable

Chapter 589

Boris withdrew the silver needle in his hand and regarded Jared glacially.

“What does a young man like you know? How dare you doubt Mr. Yonce's diagnosis? If you think

you're that amazing, instead of making those sarcastic remarks, why don’t you move forward to show

how much of an expert you are?” Galen spat contemptuously.

“Galen, I'm sure Mr. Chance has his reason for saying that. I know you've plotted with Boris to scam

people. You're a bunch of swindlers. Yet you're calling yourselves masters?”

Theodore snapped at him.

Hearing those harsh remarks, Galen could not help but turn grim as he felt a chill down his spine.

Meanwhile, Boris was not faring any better. The word “swindlers” was a crushing blow in his face.

He had decided to collaborate with Galen as he thought nothing would go wrong with the scam that

time around. Yet, at that point, he feared that his reputation would plummet since Jared had exposed

him on the spot.

At that thought, Boris' gaze toward Jared became much more hostile. It was as though he wished he

could skin the latter alive.

“Since you've called us swindlers, I believe it isn't appropriate for us to continue treating Mr. Cadden's

son. If you guys have what it takes, go ahead and treat him by all means.”

Then, Boris spun on his heels and trotted to one side. Deep inside, he was optimistic that he could cure

Josiah because he had found the cause of the latter's condition. Nonetheless, he still went ahead to

make the matter sound grave for one particular motive —to heighten Jermaine's anxiety level so that

the man would see value in Galen and him.

Since Jared disagreed with his diagnosis, Boris decided to seize the opportunity to have the former

attempt at treating Josiah. Deeming the younger man incapable of removing the toxin, he reckoned the

treatment would undoubtedly fail. When that happened, he could incite Jermaine to deal with Jared.

Anxiety swamped Jermaine when he saw Boris had discontinued his treatment. “Mr. Yonce, you don't

have to mind what the others say. What matters is my trust in you. Please save Josiah, Mr. Yonce.”

The man did not hesitate to humble himself for the sake of his son.

“Mr. Cadden, it's not that I don't want to continue with the treatment.

Someone's questioning my skills now, and General Jackson even called us swindlers. How do you

expect me to go on? Won't that mean I won't be able to explain myself if something goes wrong during

the treatment? Since Jared also seems to be able to tell the cause of Mr. Josiah's condition, let him NôvelDrama.Org owns this.

treat Mr. Josiah,” Boris stated in an unhurried tone.

Boris had acted that way simply because he knew Jermaine was at his mercy. After all, it was no easy

feat to remove the toxin of the venomous parasite in Josiah's body. Even if Jermaine could hire other

mages over, that would not necessarily mean that they could cure his son.

“Mr. Yonce, then Jared—”

“Mr. Cadden, Mr. Chance is undoubtedly a talented genius. I'm confident he'll be able to cure Mr.

Josiah. There's no need for those two swindlers,” Theodore interrupted without waiting for Jermaine to

complete his sentence.

“Shut up! Shut up right now!” Jermaine's eyes were blazing with rage as he glared at Theodore. “The

two of you get out now.”

It was his intention to let Jared watch a master like Boris treat patients as he figured such instances

were rare to come by. He hoped it would dash the former's conceit, and the young man would seize the

opportunity to widen his knowledge.

However, he did not expect that Jared would turn out to be so full of himself and even find fault in Boris'

diagnosis. Anyone who had a temper would be annoyed by it.

“Mr. Cadden...” Sensing that Jermaine had flown into a rage again, Theodore instantly became

anxious.

“That’s enough. There's no point in saying anything else. You two can leave now. Don't interrupt Mr.

Yonce.” Jermaine waved his hand in dismissal as he gave out an order with a frosty countenance.

Whether Jared was well versed in medicine did not matter. To Jermaine, the young man in his early

twenties could never be comparable to Boris, be it capability or experience.

Essentially, the title of the best mage in Zaprington was not solely for entertainment purposes. Boris

had to have the competencies to be worthy of that title.