Chapter 14

Due to the previous incident, he had the remainder of his day to relax. There were occasionally people that were here to fetch medicine, and they were managed by Icy herself. However, Jason had not sat idly during the evening; instead, he found himself a rosewood plank. He inscribed it after coloring it.

Icy, who had witnessed the entire process, was stunned as she saw him inscribing strong-looking characters onto the plank with his bare fingers. That made her look at him as if he was a monster. She did not know how he managed to do that with his bare fingers if the material was made of hardwood.

“What?” She looked at Jason and lightly smacked the wooden board, and found it to be authentic. As she recalled what she said to him prior, her face reddened. ’Show him what’s good? I suppose I was asking to be killed instead. This fellow is definitely not human. How could a human do something like this?’

“Not bad.” Jason nodded as he oriented the wooden board properly. Luckily, he had not wasted his skill in writing calligraphy.

At this very moment, Icy could finally see the inscribed words clearly, ‘Stardust Clinic’. The words are arranged in such a way that they exude the aura of elegance. As she was brought up under the heritage of practicing Chinese medicine, her knowledge of literature and calligraphy was also adequate.

If one were to ignore Jason’s unfathomable medical skills and personal strength, he could be crowned as a master in calligraphy simply based on the words that he had produced here. It was hard to believe that a person could simultaneously attain mastery in calligraphy, healing, and martial arts.

Jason ignored Icy; instead, he had hesitated before going towards the newly made plaque. He gathered strength within his fingertips and inscribed a short sentence as the subtitle of the plaque ‘Authored by Stardust Sage’. It was written in standard font this time. Jason felt that the plaque was incomplete without these few words.

The practitioner’s state of mind was the most crucial aspect when it came to either healing or martial arts. Thus, he could not leave any flaws behind his work. There had been ages where he had forgotten his own name, but he could never forget the pseudonym, Stardust Sage. During those times, he had been identifying himself as the Stardust Sage.

“Alright, pack it up. We will hang this up tomorrow. Your work is done for today, and you can leave now.” Jason looked at Icy as he clapped his hands.

She absentmindedly nodded as she was still in a state of shock. She had barely noticed what he said.

Jason returned home and had gone about his daily rituals. There have been no updates from the Greene Family so far. His mother-in-law had not been mocking him about it since there was no clear indication whether the invitation was true or false. He was content because he did not need to clean up dishes after dinner.

The very next day, Jason sent Madison to work as usual. “You really won’t need the money? You should know that you are about to pass the point of no return.” Madison looked at Jason and asked as she got out of the car.

“I really don’t. I have already managed it, would you like to see it? Half of it belongs to you.” Jason blinked.

“I’m going to be busy these two days. We’ll talk about it later,” Madison frowned and then said calmly.

“Alright then!” He shrugged his shoulders uncaringly. He knew that the current reputation of his clinic had not been established yet; letting Madison visit would not be beneficial anyway. Regardless, it was fine, for it would take a while to do so. Of course, he could see that she still doubted him. But, time will tell. There was no need for him to hurry.

The plaque was finally installed, and it made Jason’s mood grow better. Icy, standing beside him, had also shown a prideful expression. She immediately became uncaring once Jason turned his gaze on her. He shook his head and chuckled at the sight of her.

Once inside, Icy looked at Jason. “There’s a couple of your prescriptions that I’ve checked. I don’t know what diseases they cure,” She looked at him and stated.

He lightly glanced at her after he had taken a seat. “You forgot what I said yesterday?”

She pouted her lips as she heard those words. Yet, she proactively brewed tea and then handed it to him in a respectful manner. “My shoulders feel a little stiff,” Jason looked at the cup of tea on the table and said calmly.