Once Ichiro finished his speech, he promptly turned and walked away.


    At that moment, Charlie turned to Anthony and remarked, “This Japanese man seems rather cunning. If he genuinely believes you possess the prescription for treating high-level paraplegia, you need to tread carefully. After all, if that miraculous pill bes widely avable, he could amass unimaginable wealth.”


    Not long ago, a film titled ‘I Am Not the God of Medicine’ depicted the struggles of a Chinese leukemia patient. Unable to afford the exorbitant prices of Western medications, he resorted to purchasing imitation drugs in India.


    This film highlighted the ruthless nature ofrge pharmaceuticalpanies, driven solely by profit. New treatments oftene with a staggering price tag, sometimes requiring patients to spend twenty to thirty thousand dors monthly. What options are left for those patients?


    Kobayashi Pharma was also eager to acquire specific drugs that they could mass-produce and sell at a premium. This was the reason behind their interest in Anthony.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    In reality, Ichiro believed that possessing the form to create a pill that cures high paraplegia would be akin to wielding a powerful financial tool.


    Individuals suffering from high paraplegia are confined to their beds, unable to walk or even urinate independently. This condition often leads them to think that death might be a preferable alternative, as their existence brings hardship to their families.


    If a billionaire were to face such a condition, he would likely be willing to pay fifty million dors or more for a single pill that could restore his health.


    Imagine if a billionaire like Bill Gates were in that situation—he might be charged fifty billion dors for the cure!


    As for the less fortunate with high paraplegia, Ichiro had no concern for their wellbeing. Their struggles were irrelevant to him, and he certainly wouldn’t sell the medicine at an affordable price!


    What surprised Ichiro was Anthony’s outright refusal toply with his request, which left him feeling a bit enraged.


    Having conducted his research prior to meeting Anthony, Ichiro was aware that Anthony still held the key to the miraculous pill that could treat high paraplegia.


    Ichiro was determined to find a way to obtain that pill. Once he had it, he nned to return to Japan, where hispany’s pharmacists could analyze and replicate the form.


    Anthony, understanding Ichiro’s motivations, recognized that someone with such vested interests wouldn’t easily relent. He knew Ichiro would seek alternative methods to acquire the miraculous pill.


    With this in mind, he assured Charlie, “Please don’t worry, Mr. Wade. I will be vignt.”


    Charlie then replied seriously, “Being cautious alone won’t suffice. You must remember that everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty.”<fn9779> ??? ????? ???????s ??? ?????s??? ?? F?ndNovel</fn9779>


    Anthony quickly inquired, “Mr. Wade, what course of action do you rmend? I’ve kept the magical pill you gave me with me at all times. If someone tries to take it…”


    Charlie offered a slight smile and said, “I will refine a few additional pills for you to carry. If anyone attempts to seize the magical pill, you can offer them one of those instead.”


    Charlie recalled a specific pill known as the ‘Terminal Lucidity Pill.’ This pill, which acted as a poison, could give patients a brief surge of energy before leading to their demise shortly thereafter.


    Charlie was uncertain whether Ichiro’s father truly suffered from high-level paraplegia, but if Ichiro dared to steal the miraculous pill from Anthony, he would definitely face unfortunate consequences!<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>