I’m Someone Else

Thomas refused to waste a single moment. If he could, he would have willed his body to get back to top condition, but alas, it wasn’t possible. He must have patience. The meds he brewed required concentration. If the heat was too high or too low, it would affect the meds’ efficacy.

It took him more than an hour to finish brewing. He poured the meds into a bowl and waited until the steam was no longer billowing, then he picked the bowl up and gulped everything down.

He felt a burst of flames charging down his throat and his digestive tract, finally settling in his belly. The heat coursed through his veins, boiling his body up, but Thomas didn’t feel any agony. Instead, he felt a wave of comfort traveling through his body. The meds were warm in nature, and what he had to do now was meditate a little so his body could absorb the meds.

Quickly, he sat down cross-legged, and he closed his eyes to feel the changes in his body. Time passed, and half an hour had gone by eventually. Thomas’ shirt was drenched, and beads of sweat poured forth from his whole face and dripped to the ground. A layer of fog had filled up the room thanks to the evaporation of Thomas’ sweat. If someone were to come in, they would probably think they were in a sauna.

Thomas could regain all of his strength if he were to absorb all the herbs he bought, but that was if nothing were to happen to him during the process. For example, if he was disturbed during this session, the remaining efficacy would go to waste.

Another half an hour went by, and a long rush of air escaped Thomas’ lips. His eyes snapped open, and two bolts of lightning jumped into the air. Alright, hard work pays off. That was a good session. Not a drop went to waste. Thomas felt a lot better than he used to. Still, all the sweating took a lot out of him.

Thomas went upstairs. He had to take a shower and start training his lower body at night. The situation was getting tense, and time was of the essence. He

asked

abilities, he was valued as much as a VP in this company. Olivia told him to launch an offensive on

that signed a partnership with them canceled

close up shop in a matter of days. The whole point of a company was to

to near-bankruptcy was the first step, and now she could go on to the next one. “I want you to find out the companies’ details and purchase some of their subsidiaries’ more important businesses. I want to make sure they can never

a moment, and then his eyes shone. He nodded.

can go for some extreme measures.” Nothing illegal, of course. Olivia meant it in business terms. She was speaking so casually, it felt like she

food and beverage, entertainment, and more. The companies that

I like. I’m going to teach them