Yun Feng’s words were so persuasive that not only Su Xingyan but even the other doctors present began to doubt themselves.
Could it be that they really misdiagnosed?
Although Su Xingyan was convinced he was poisoned, he was uncertain due to so many Imperial Physicians and doctors saying otherwise, leading him to question whether he was mistaken. But after hearing Yun Feng’s explanation, he began to think he might actually be poisoned...
However, he naturally couldn’t easily trust the opinion of just one doctor.
"Since others couldn’t diagnose it, how did you come to know about this poison?" Su Xingyan asked.
Yun Feng answered fluently without changing his expression: "I once apprenticed with the Yun Family, a great family in medicine, and traveled extensively over the years. I only returned to reside in Han Jing a couple of years ago due to a family member’s serious illness. Thus, my experience is broader than others, but regarding medical skills, I dare not boast."
Upon hearing this, everyone immediately gazed at Yun Feng with admiration. The Yun Family was indeed a renowned family in medicine, having a thousand-year foundation and being an authority in the Medical World on this continent. Even just being an apprentice there was something they could hardly hope for.
So, the crowd stopped doubting Yun Feng’s words, believing perhaps it was truly due to their limited knowledge.
Someone then spoke up: "Given that he comes from the Yun Family, naturally his knowledge is beyond ours. Prince, you should listen to what this gentleman has to say."
Su Xingyan had certainly heard of the Yun Family’s fame, though he wasn’t an ordinary person and couldn’t just believe Yun Feng because of one sentence. Yet, Yun Feng’s logical explanations made him inclined to believe.
"Then do you know how to antidote this poison?" Su Xingyan said in a deep voice.
These doctors were all temporarily summoned from Hanjing City and wouldn’t dare to harm him, naturally, it’s not their intent. So whether Yun Feng’s claim was genuine depended on whether he could truly antidote the poison.
"Well..." Yun Feng suddenly displayed a mysterious yet very troubled expression, making everyone even more bewildered.
Su Xingyan’s heart sank: "Could it be that this poison is hard to neutralize?"
Yun Feng shook his head: "It’s not that it’s hard to neutralize. This isn’t an exceptionally difficult poison to cure. I happen to have an antidote here. However, I’m not sure if the Prince dares to use it and is willing to do so."
Su Xingyan frowned: "What do you mean, sir?"
"Ahem," Yun Feng gave a light cough, "Well, I won’t hide it from the Prince. To neutralize this Han silk poison, one must use something with intense heat as a countermeasure, using materials sourced from volcanic craters as medicinal guides. However, consuming the antidote might initially cause alternating hot and cold sensations, potentially leading to diarrhea. The Prince may have to endure some discomfort..."
What Yun Feng said seemed reasonable, and even the other doctors couldn’t help but agree, finding logic in his words!
Su Xingyan’s expression turned a shade darker: "How long will it take for this King’s poison to be fully removed?"
Yun Feng held up three fingers: "Three days. As long as you take the antidote for three days, the poison within the Prince will surely be cleansed. However, during these three days, it is best if the Prince refrains from using antidiarrheal medications, as they would be ineffective. If the Prince chooses to trust me, I will hand over the antidote. If not, then I shall take my leave."
Su Xingyan was somewhat hesitant, but Yun Feng’s demeanor of indifference, as if to imply he would leave if not believed, left Su Xingyan quite perplexed.