Chapter 1417
A dead silence swept through the hall.
At this moment, no one dared to utter a single word of doubt.
At least seven experts would have died that very night.
What did that mean?
Those weren’t ordinary patients.
They were the world’s top experts.
They were the hope of global scientific research.
And those elite experts had only been snatched back from the jaws of death because of Serena Lancaster.
This was personally verified by the top ten medical juggernauts in the world.
Furthermore p>
They explicitly stated that their only role was to flawlessly execute all of Serena’s commands.
These towering figures, renowned throughout the international medical community, stood in front of a hall full of the wealthy elite and openly admitted they were merely the ones taking Serena’s orders.
The expressions on the faces of the Montgomerys and the Harrison father-daughter duo had turned spectacularly ugly.
Just moments ago, the Montgomerys were preaching about how true legacy families valued accumulated substance.
They claimed that relying on fleeting fame wasn’t a sustainable path.
The Harrisons had been throwing around passive-aggressive remarks, insisting Serena’s reputation was just a PR package crafted by the Lancaster family.
They had even confidently declared that the Harrison family could offer her guidance.
Yet now, the people who actually possessed the qualifications to judge Serena’s medical skills had stepped forward to tell everyone the truth.
One of the international medical leaders spoke slowly, enunciating every word. “In the eyes of those of us who participated in the remote consultations, Miss Serena isn’t some manufactured legend p>
He looked at Serena, his eyes brimming with profound admiration. “She is the one who turns the impossible into reality p>
“She is the legend herself p>
“If this is what you call being ‘manufactured,’ then I pray the medical world produces
a few more ‘manufactured’ miracles like her p>
His tone was far from polite.
It was drenched in biting sarcasm.
Then, Master Langford sneered. “What was it Arthur Harrison just said? That he wanted to offer Miss Serena guidance p>
“I’ve been studying Holistic Eastern Therapeutics for over sixty years, and I consider myself somewhat skilled in acupuncture yet, to this day, 1 still haven’t fully
comprehended the set of needle techniques Miss Serena used in Séveria p>
“Even I wouldn’t dare utter the word ‘guidance’ in front of Miss Serena p>
“What gives the Harrison family the right p>
Arthur and Clarissa could no longer maintain even a sliver of their composure.
But Master Langford had no
intention of sparing their pride. “Just
because the Harrison family
swallowed up a lot of medical
resources after the Doyle family’s downfall do you really think you’re the face of Elyndorian medicine now p>
“A century-old medical legacy p>
“True medical heritage is about compassion, reverence, and a commitment to the truth p>
“It’s not an excuse for you to hide behind an old family signboard and lecture others on how to behave p>
It was a devastating verbal beatdown. Arthur’s face twisted in humiliation. “Mr.
Langford, that wasn’t what I meant at all p>
“Everyone heard exactly what you meant p>
Master Langford cut him off coldly. “If your Harrison family truly understood medical rigor, you wouldn’t stand in public and question a doctor who has saved countless lives without knowing a single fact p>
“And you certainly wouldn’t use the excuse that ‘Eastern medicine is easily misunderstood’ as a weapon to suppress others p>
The Harrisons were entirely silenced.
Another international titan chimed in. “Since everyone seems to harbor so many misunderstandings about Miss Serena, we must take this opportunity to clarify something on her behalf p>
The director of The Sterling
Neuroscience Institute, Dr. David Vance-one of the absolute leading figures in neurology-spoke up with grave seriousness. “The Severia rescue was not a myth spun by the media. The vital signs of the rescued experts were nearly non-existent. At the time, every international rescue team estimated the survival rate for the first batch of critical experts to be less than one percent p>