The Time-Limited Baby Doctor Doesn’t Hide The Fact That She’s A Genius - Chapter 56

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The Terminal Baby Physician Doesn’t Hide Being a Genius

Chapter 56

It was at this moment.

“Everyone.”

A middle-aged man with a large mole on his beard, who had been quietly standing at the back, stepped forward.

“I guarantee that the words of Pharmacist Su Jaeheon, who came with me, are true.”

Unlike the two people in front, he was from the Western Continent.

“The medicine made by the Baby Physician is fake, don’t be fooled everyone! I, Peiman, a state-certified intermediate physician, will expose this!”

A state-certified intermediate physician?

A state-certified physician license is created by this nation to treat the population.

The grades are divided into beginner, intermediate, advanced, and supreme in that order.

The higher you go, the more stringent the conditions for obtaining certification become, and the number of people decreases significantly.

Even intermediate level is rare to see.

‘To think they even bought off someone like this. They must have spent quite a bit of money.’

I subtly suppressed a yawn.

Right, it was about time this came up. Fake medicine.

“What… fake medicine did I make?”

Ridiculous. No matter how much they argue, the patients I treated for a week won’t just disappear.

The problem was that this guy Peiman, whom Kanin seemed to have spent quite a bit of money on, appeared to be a fairly famous physician in this field.

People who had just been watching with interest until a moment ago began to waver.

‘He’s a nobody to me though?’

Only fairly renowned physicians and pharmacists remained in my memory. There’s no way I’d remember such a mediocre guy.

Physician Peiman looked at me and smiled benevolently.

“Child, while your talent is truly remarkable and undeniable, you’ve gone too far! Where did you learn such wicked tricks!”

His lips were kind, but his narrowed eyes were sinister and cold.

“To use such noble talent to deceive people’s eyes.”

Having lived three lifetimes, I’ve learned to read faces somewhat.

Looking at this guy Peiman’s face.

I find it quite fascinating.

‘Arrogant bastards all look similar.’

Why do people who think they’re educated always treat me this way with their inflated egos?

“Your diagnosis is also nonsense. Do you know? You claim to identify all diseases through diagnosis alone? What ridiculous talk!”

Peiman spread his hands so wide that his sleeves fluttered. Just from his actions, he had the spirit of an independence fighter.

“For a true physician, diagnosis is merely a supplementary ability! Laughable… so laughable! I have never seen anyone diagnose like you do.”

Not all physicians are this narrow-minded.

‘But I always end up meeting bastards who create such prejudices, so tiresome.’

The treatment of a young but talented genius without backing is always similar.

‘You learned wrong, so I’ll guide you. So follow me like a master.’

‘Your talent is a scam, you must have used trickery. You have talent but didn’t learn properly. Just do as I tell you…’

Whether he would have thrived even running a cult instead of a clinic, I could hear whispering sounds from behind.

“Peiman, that person is reputable…”

“He treated our father for just the cost of medicine.”

“Our great-aunt too…”

“…If such a person is saying this. Isn’t there something strange about it?”

Amidst the murmuring, I calmly stared at Peiman.

‘How easily public opinion can be swayed.’

It’s not those people’s fault. It’s not easy to ignore the authority that credentials provide.

I scanned that Physician and Pharmacist Su Jaeheon, even the patient.

The ones who would become the final comprehensive gift set for Sinion.

“I obtained and investigated the patients you treated and the medicines you made. Your medicine is just a health supplement, merely auxiliary medicine that nourishes and replenishes energy.”

With those words, the commotion grew louder.

‘This is why you shouldn’t make just anyone famous.’

After building up all that fame, what he’s doing is slandering a three-year-old.

“I’ll honestly admit it. It’s quite decent auxiliary medicine, so it would temporarily appear to be cured. Because vitality was replenished, making recovery stronger.”

“Hmm, this really won’t do!”

What I hoped wouldn’t happen did happen. I should only listen to this nonsense up to this point. There’s no need to hear any more!

“Dad!”

Amazingly, Dad seemed to keep looking only at me, his face asking for an answer.

I cheerfully pointed at the Physician’s group.

“Float those two people in the air.”

Whoooosh!

A strong wind that tickled my hair blew. The next moment, I saw an amazing sight.

The Physician was launched into the air.

“Aaaaaaaah!”

It wasn’t just the Physician. Pharmacist Su Jaeheon, who was in the same group, and the fake patient also flew up together.

I gaped in amazement.

Wow, like rockets.

Of course, this wasn’t the time to watch, so I quickly grabbed Dad’s clothes and corrected myself.

“Too high! How can we have a conversation like this!”

“Wasn’t that asking for punishment?”

“No! I’m going to talk to them, just a little, just a tiny bit!”

I should be able to see their faces, sir.

But Dad remained unmoved.

Somehow he looked displeased.

Well, he had been listening to nonsense continuously even before I came out, so it’s understandable he’d be angry. They weren’t the type of people who would show respect to Warriors.

“Let me knock some sense into him before bringing him down.”

I watched a performance of a human floating and spinning in circles. Soon the altitude lowered, and I could see the physician’s face, pale as a sheet.

What was impressive was that even after experiencing something like a gyro drop, he quickly regained his composure.

“This is insane! Using abilities on a state-certified physician as a warrior?! Do you think the Physician Association will just stand by and watch such violence?!”

As befitting a state-certified physician, his pride seemed deeply wounded.

I’ll admit that intermediate level is quite rare to see.

‘From what he’s saying, it seems like he’s not completely without skill.’

The pharmacist also came to his senses and started shouting at the top of his lungs.

“I, I’m also a certified pharmacist! The, the association won’t stand for this!”

By the way, the patient had fainted.

I asked Dad to carry me as I approached the physician’s group.

“Eek, d-don’t come any closer! Any more violence…”

Don’t worry, I won’t use violence.

‘I just made you float so you wouldn’t run away.’

The watching crowd gulped nervously. They seemed to be anticipating what would happen next.

“Well, I kept listening and listening, but I couldn’t let your nonsense continue, so I stopped you. You quacks were getting too carried away.”

“How dare you, who are you calling a quack…!”

I raised one corner of my mouth and made eye contact with the physician.

“You said my medicine was fake? Then what about the fractures, bleeding, and injuries I treated?”

“Th-that’s…”

Peiman, who seemed flustered, twisted his face into a smile.

“Surgical treatment is an easier stage than treating internal injuries, as everyone knows! Your abilities must extend that far! Didn’t I say your talent was remarkable?”

“Looking down while pretending to praise.”

“Silence! Stop fooling people any longer, a child like you will grow up to become a witch!”

Ah, I’ve heard that tired old line.

‘The logic doesn’t make any sense at all.’

Did I only treat injuries?

There were patients whose illnesses were completely cured on the spot, so he was just being stubborn.

The people were also starting to notice this and began looking at the physician with skeptical eyes.

“Blah blah blah. All talk and no substance. You claim to be such an excellent physician?”

Even so, about half the spectators were watching us with suspicious looks.

The trust that came with the title of state-certified intermediate physician was that powerful.

Of course, I didn’t care.

I’ve seen plenty of guys like this.

‘State-certified? Don’t make me laugh.’

Do you know what I achieved at the end of my third life?

The one thing that exists above supreme physician.

The position of master physician.

‘Come on. Come on.’

I smiled brightly and provoked him with my tiny index finger, beckoning back and forth.

I doubt provocation would work with that chubby-cheeked face.

“Let’s have a match.”

“What, what?”

“Though I’m not sure if someone at such a pathetic level who can’t even identify a single medicine will manage.”

Judging by his reddening face, it seems to have worked splendidly.

Now, let me tell the story of how I became a physician and pharmacist who could devour the Empire all by myself.

“Bring a patient. I’ll treat them right before your eyes.”

No, I’ll show you.

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