A Big Lie

Simond’s cold gaze fixated on Martin.

Martin shivered and stuttered, “My son used it for a few days, but… due to plans changed, I haven’t had a chance to see its effects yet.”

“The prescription? Wasn’t it a letter?” Simond confirmed during his investigation that it was indeed a letter.

The request for Martin’s help for Larry was in the letter, and the prescription inside was beneficial for Larry. It was just a traditional remedy for clearing the blood virus, but not for this individual.

“The letter and the prescription are combined. It’s a new prescription. You know Eswadians like to create cryptic puzzles.” Martin murmured with a touch of nostalgia. “Alice was very talented. She wrote many things that only I can comprehend. That’s why we got married back then.”

Simond remained unfazed.

He seemed like a different person, devoid of the emotions typically associated with humans.