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Not only can I see your problem, but I can treat your condition too. Philip looked at Preston meaningfully. “If I’m right about it, give me my money back.” Philip was so certain about this because the golden medical book in Verge Tower inside his thought consciousness said so! This medical book was a treasure! It contained records and treatments for complex diseases and also methods for concocting potions and medicines! Philip did not have the opportunity to study it carefully when he was on the land of the other shore before. Now, it seemed that it was necessary to read all the books in Verge Tower.

She would just have to find some other way to compensate him. “If that’s the case, I’ll transfer you one month’s amount later, and we’ll set up a monthly payment system. Is that okay?” “Yeah.” “Here are two books that cover the basic knowledge for traditional medicine. Take it home and have a look. It’s best if you memorize them, that way you won’t be easily exposed,” said Xyla. She took two books on traditional medicine from the LV bag behind her and set them in front of him. One was ‘Foundation in Medicine’ while the other was ‘Medical Diagnosis’.

“Are you kidding me? I could barely answer complications of an appendectomy, and now you’re giving me books the size of encyclopedias?” “You said you wanted to prove yourself, didn’t you?” I exhaled loudly, staring at the books in my arms. The scent of fresh pages somehow calmed me. Like opening a new chapter, maybe, a fresh start. But Liam wasn’t done. He grabbed several more and dumped them into my already full arms. “This is orthopedic basics. This one’s minor surgery. And this, surgical anatomy of the head and neck.” “LIAM!” I almost shouted. “I need two more hands to carry all this!”

“The Medical Book’s second volume is incredible. It describes meditation methods that quickly expel fatigue and speed up circulation. It says that blood is a human’s core and as long as one had a healthy blood flow, any sickness is curable.” “I don’t understand.” Quincy shook her head. The things James was explaining were too profound.

Charmine waited on the same spot, but it did not take long before Dr. Weir came out of his house with a few books in his arms. The books seemed ancient, with dark blue covers and old-styled writings. [Secrets of Weir], [Weir’s Medications], [Notes from Weir]… Charmine’s brows furrowed at the sight of the books. She had heard about them before, and they were the most invaluable books in the medical world. No matter which book it was, in it were recorded methods for curing some diseases unknown to regular people.

They were all small packages, the largest no bigger than an A4 sheet but very thick. “What are these?” All the gifts were carefully wrapped. Chris opened them one by one, his eyes cooling. They were original text books! These kinds of medical books were hard to find domestically and not sold anywhere, only Lonat had them, and you had to go to specialized medical schools—ordinary people couldn’t get them. It was obvious Jessica had spent the entire day just to find these books for Chris. “Did you look for them one by one?” asked Chris. Jessica nodded, standing beside him with her hands on the table, pointing at two of the books.

Liam even spotted many precious medicinal herbs in one corner. However, none of that was what caught his attention the most. What truly captivated him were the shelves lining the walls. Liam clearly saw that the shelves were filled with ancient, yellowed manuscripts. The Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon, the Classic of Difficulties, the Compendium of Materia Medica, the Divine Farmer's Herb-Root Classic and the Treatise on Cold Damage Disorders. Qassim was not wrong. Indeed, the Medical Guild housed an endless collection of Hestian ancient medical texts.

Cover to cover, one would never suspect the existence of the Book of Medical Remedies. After a whole night of effort, Helma wrote down all the prescriptions in the book while sealing it neatly within the decoy book. She recalled the contents of the book over and over again in her mind, but there was nothing unusual about it. Nevertheless, she had a hunch that the other party must be here for this book. Helma did not go to bed until daybreak. The overnight effort made her sleep until noon. She woke up for lunch and sat down in front of the computer, then entered the dark web and logged into Emeraldshade Forum.

Some feel soft and supple from countless readings, while others are rigid and barely opened. There are sections devoted to different subjects like science, history, philosophy and literature. I pause at a collection of old medical books printed in the early 19th century. The paper is yellowed and wrinkled but the illustrations of anatomical diagrams and drawings of surgical procedures offer vivid snapshots into how medicine was practiced so long ago. The air is still and carries an old musty smell that makes me think of rain-soaked pages lying open to dry. The windows are large and tall letting in soft streams of natural light but they are coated with a film of dust and dirt, casting everyth