Man With Super Medical Skill novel Chapter 3654

As soon as he finished speaking, Matthew's hand shot out like a viper.

In the blink of an eye, it wrapped around Richmond's throat.

Gasps filled the room.

Everyone knew Benson was ruthless, but no one expected him to go this far. This is the main hall of the base! Medusa could show up at any moment. How can he be so bold?

Richmond's eyes filled with panic as Matthew tightened his grip.

"I'm a squad leader, same rank as you!" he choked. "You have no right to kill me!"

Matthew looked at him coldly. "Oh? Those are your last words?"

Then with a sharp twist—crack.

A sickening sound echoed, and Richmond went limp.

Matthew tossed the body in front of Viktor. "Clean that up."

He hadn't acted on impulse because he had sensed someone was coming.

It had to be Medusa.

He waited to see Medusa's response.

Moments later, a dark figure stepped onto the stage. He was wearing a red serpent mask and black cloak—the exact outfit worn by the man Matthew had killed on Larch Island. Clearly, this was their standard look.

Medusa stood tall and began to speak.

"I'm sure you all know why we gathered here," he said in his dry voice. "Our goal is to finish the new version of the Kiss of God—a drug that can raise strength with no cost."

"The older version still caused temporary weakness after use. But now, after months of work, we've made major progress. Animal testing has shown that this new version boosts focus and energy with no side effects. Next step—human trials. But we're running low on materials. That's why I ask you all to double your efforts in the next few months. Bring more subjects back."

Sitting quietly below, Matthew's eyes turned cold. So, even our own people were just test subjects to them?

A faint smile spread across his face—one that meant something dangerous was coming.

Anyone who knew Matthew would recognize that smile—he was ready to kill.

He stood from his chair, slowly looking over the crowd, and said softly, "You people really are monsters in human skin."