The Guardian’s Sword by Talking Cigarette

Chapter 11
“You!” Homer went red instantly. He did not expect Sean to speak so frankly. However, anyone could talk. Whether Sean was
capable was to be confirmed. ... River City Larson Residence. As the largest pharmaceutical company in River City, the Larson
family had abundant funds. The Larson family had bought an exclusive piece of land as the Larson family’s residence, which
covered a vast area. A huge artificial lake shimmered in front of the residence. The car stopped, and Homer helped Sean into the
wheelchair and walked toward the residence. “It’s surrounded by water on three sides but is lacking lush mountains at the
back.” Sean said suddenly. Homer froze and looked at Sean in surprise after hearing that. Homer had paid a lot of money on
Larson Residence’s geomancy system. They only came to this conclusion after careful observation with geomancy tools and
interpretation. However, Sean had figured it out at one glance. “Mr. Lennon, you know geomancy too?” Homer could not help
asking after feeling surprised. “I used to travel extensively and have experienced many things.” Sean did not explain much and
only waved his hand. Homer did not ask any more questions, but he was now more respectful to Sean. Soon, they came to the
back of the residence. “Does Old Master have guests today?” Before he could enter, Homer asked the maid when he heard
laughing and talking in the room. “Mr. Larson, Mr. Yates is here.” The maid answered respectfully. Homer nodded slightly. Then
he wheeled Sean inside. An old man sat in the center of the room while he was surrounded by a young man and an old
man. The three of them were laughing and talking. They seemed to be having a good time. “Old Master.” Homer greeted Old
Master Larson after entering. “Homer’s back!” Old Master Larson waved his hand as he laughed. “Homer, who’s this?” Homer’s
brother-in-law Hugo Yates asked as he frowned and pointed at Sean. “This is Mr. Lennon. I invited him here to examine Old
Master.” Homer did not seem to like his brother-in-law and said flatly. “Oh, Homer, stop it. “Him? A cripple? Examine the Old
Master? “Forget it! I went to a lot of trouble to get Master Greg Graham from Souz River to come and examine Old
Master.” Hugo looked smug as he politely looked at the old man. Homer froze when he heard that. Greg was indeed famous. He
had tried to get in touch with him but to no avail. Unexpectedly, Hugo got to him first. “Oh, Hugo, don’t talk like that. “Every visitor
is a guest! Please have a seat!” Old Master Larson smiled lightly. He looked friendly. “Okay!” Homer nodded. Sean propelled his
wheelchair and waited quietly aside. Greg looked up at Sean and withdrew his gaze nonchalantly. “I just diagnosed Old Master
Larson and determined it was caused by a damp-heat constitution. “The damp-heat constitution is a bed that breeds
diseases. “Old Master Larson was busy working on the family business when he was young and neglected his health, so his
illness accumulated. “You can handle it when you’re young, but the various functions in your body decline as you get older, and
diseases will strike frequently.” Hugo looked impressed after Greg finished. “Master Graham is indeed a master of medicine!”
praised Hugo. Homer frowned slightly. Then he looked at Sean and asked, “What do you think, Mr. Lennon?” “Homer, what else
is there? “Master Graham has diagnosed him, and he can get treatment right away.” Hugo glanced at Sean. There was some
sarcasm in his tone. Homer was dissatisfied but said nothing. He just looked at Sean. Sean only glanced at Old Master Larson
before withdrawing his gaze and closing his eyes to rest. “Haha! Master Graham, just tell me how many days I have left to live.

“Birth, aging, illness, and death are the circle of life.” Old Master Larson laughed heartily. He did not seem to care much. “You
can count on me to save Old Master Larson. “Young Master Yates had told me about Old Master Larson’s illness before I
came. “So I’ve brought the medicine with me.” Greg said lightly with pride on his face. Then he slowly took out a small box. “Old
Master Larson, you can take it now.” Greg picked up the small box and put it on the table. “Okay, let me try!” Old Master Larson
smiled faintly and stretched out his hand. “What is it?” Just then, Sean, who had been quiet all along, asked slowly. “It’s medicine
for the damp-heat constitution.” Greg glanced at Sean with some disdain in his eyes. It was ridiculous that a young punk dared to
steal his client. “Take it if you want to die.” What Sean said next instantly made Old Master Larson stop putting the pill into his
mouth. “B*stard! What do you mean?” Hugo shouted as he slammed the table, got up, and pointed at Sean. Sean did not even
glance at Hugo, and there was a hint of sarcasm in his eyes. “What do you mean, young man?” “I diagnosed Old Master Larson,
yet you cursed him to die?” Greg snorted coldly and said as he flicked his sleeves. “I’m just telling the truth.” Sean said
lightly. “Easy for a young man like you to say. “Let me ask you, how is my pill going to kill Old Master Larson?” “Traditional
medicine emphasizes observation, smell, inquiry, and feeling. You didn’t even feel Old Master Larson’s pulse or ask his
condition. How do you know what is wrong with Old Master Larson without doing anything?” Greg looked proudly at Sean. As a
prominent figure in the medical industry, he had his pride. “That’s right! You’re a cripple. Why don’t you heal your own legs
first? “Why are you pretending to be a doctor?” Hugo was even more dissatisfied, and what he said was even more
insulting. “Your body temperature increases in the afternoon. It’s similar to the symptoms of a tidal fever in the afternoon. “Then
your body temperature drops gradually before 8 PM. “But by 10 PM, you start to ache all over and can’t sleep at night.” Sean’s
eyes were calm as he spoke slowly. Swoosh! Old Master Larson instantly looked up at Sean and gently lowered the pill in his
hand. What Sean said was exactly true! It was because of the pain at night that Old Master Larson sought medical help
everywhere. The pain was unbearable. “Do you have a cure, Mr. Lennon? “Even if you can’t cure it, I’ll be extremely grateful if
you can help me ease some of the pain.” Old Master Larson looked excited as he looked at Sean. Both Hugo and Greg were
dumbfounded by Old Master Larson’s attitude. ‘Does Sean really know medicine?’ Homer could hold his head high now. “I can
try.” Sean nodded lightly. “Okay! Okay! “What can I do for you, Mr. Lennon?” Old Master Larson asked again as he rubbed his
hands. “Come and sit in front of me.” Sean pointed to the space in front of him. “Okay!” Old Master Larson froze a little before
instantly grabbing a chair and sitting down in front of Sean. “What are you going to do to Old Master?” Hugo snorted coldly and
asked as he looked at Sean. Sean flipped his wrist, and the box of silver needles appeared in his hand. Hugo and Homer did not
even get a good look at what Sean was doing. “Ha, acupuncture?” “I have studied acupuncture for more than ten years, but I
dare not give people acupuncture easily. “Besides, Old Master Larson’s illness isn’t something that can be cured by simple
acupuncture.” Greg sneered, took a sip from his teacup, and looked at Sean. “Poof!” The next moment, Greg spurted out tea and
turned ghastly pale! “Hsss!” “As... Asclepius Nine Needles Acupuncture!”