Isaac Shawcross truly hadn't expected Vera Xavier to have such an orthodox and correct understanding of traditional Chinese medicine. Her attitude alone was astonishing.
But then he heard her continue. "Mr. Daniel Judd began studying medicine at fifty. Before becoming a Divine Doctor, he was a great Confucian scholar. Mr. Donovan Lawson was similarly a man of vast learning. Steven Lawson, Titus Elmsworth, and all the other great masters of medicine who left their mark on history were, without exception, profoundly knowledgeable. In more recent times, the founder of the Ignis School, Mr. Sherman Jensen, was an Imperial Provincial Graduate. And while Mr. Simon Archer never passed the imperial examinations, he came from a family with a rich scholarly tradition. Then there's Mr. Miles Yale, who was also a man of extraordinary learning."
