A Man Like None Other

Chapter 781

Once inside. Jared realized that the mountain was much larger than he’d anticipated. Everywhere he looked, there were countless buildings that filled the hollow mountain. Mapleton appeared minuscule when compared to the Medicine God Sect.

Furthermore, Jared noticed many ordinary citizens strolling around. He even caught sight of a group of children playing together not far away. These individuals were neither martial artists nor alchemists.

When Axton noticed the puzzled look on Jared’s face, he quickly explained, “Jared, the Medicine God Sect has more than ten thousand members. Despite our numbers, not everyone here is well versed in the art of alchemy or martial arts. Truthfully, we are more like a large village than a sect.”

After Axton briefly explained the Medicine God Sect’s history, Jared finally realized that this sect wasn’t as fearsome as everyone painted it out to be.

Instead, the Medicine God Sect resembled a haven for refugees who’d stumbled upon this valley. Hence, they set up a place here and lived the rest of their lives in peace.

well-concealed, they didn’t cut off all contact with the outside world. Gradually, a few martial artists who were tired of living a frenetic life, and a few individuals passionate about cultivation, joined their

was set up. Since then, it has stood the test of time and hid the Medicine God Sect for over a few hundred

into the mountain. He was an individual highly skilled in medicine. Not only did he cure most of them, he even

his tutelage, many famed doctors and alchemists followed in his footsteps. Hence,

well being remained an unsolved

the elderly man, many members left the mountain to help others with their skills. In return for their expertise, they were rewarded with riches and resources. A few of

Medicine God Sect. Similarly, its

in place around here. Usually, we don’t allow outsiders in here without a valid reason. If the Medicine God Sect’s secret is exposed, many people might try to attack us. Their actions would harm the livelihoods of

these ordinary citizens will be the first to suffer

striking gold, many people would lose their rational senses. This was especially true for those

of the mountain. There, a large hall carved out of iolite towered over the rest of the buildings. It was over twenty meters tall and spanned as far as the eye