Time Travelling: My Love from the Royal Family

"Your Highness, does a Longevity Pill actually exist?" asked the guard. He had begun to doubt whether the legends were true. Many people had been shut outside, but there were also many people who were granted entrance and then got what they came for. This fact suggested that the physician was actually not a mean man, and that the only reason why he refused to give them the Longevity Pill was that it did not exist anywhere in the world.

"Felix said there is such a pill; therefore, the physician must have it. Moreover, I'm sure you have smelled this remarkable scent over the past few days," Walden said, taking a deep breath. A faint medicinal fragrance floated out of the old physician's mansion.

"That's the herbal fragrance," the guard exclaimed in surprise.

"Yes, it is, and it smells thicker than before," Walden said in excitement. "The Longevity Pill will be ready soon!"

"Can the Longevity Pill really prolong one's life as the rumor say

rn empty-handed. If Scott Wei didn't hand them over, Walden would be determined to snatch the pills by force.

"I've no need to reconsider. I've said that I won't change my mind. I will neither give away, exchange, nor sell the pills to anyone!" Scott Wei stated decisively, with an unmistakable firmness on his face.

"Well, since you are so unmovable, I can't persist anymore. Goodbye," Walden said as he turned away all of a sudden and walked out. Even his attendants found his behavior was inconceivable. Since when did he become such an agreeable person? It was just too shocking to be true, that he would turn away compliantly after the physician's refusal.

But they didn't dare to speak up. After Walden said he would leave, they followed him out the door promptly. Scott Wei was worried that Walden might come back again, so he sent his disciple to watch them in secret. When he confirmed that they had gone indeed, he breathed a sigh of relief.