Chapter 583

Perseus was delighted upon Ferdinand's approval. Experience was also important for a doctor, in addition to accomplishments and education. While everyone could receive a good education, not every well-educated doctor would have the chance to gain experience, especially in rescue cases. That all came down to how many lives a doctor had saved! That was the true experience. For example, just as a severely injured traffic accident victim was barely surviving, and everyone else had lost hope, a doctor could save them from death's clutches. That was an actual experience and a doctor's true asset. Ferdinand rubbed his hands together and said, "Perseus, what are your rates? Should the hospital pay you, or do you want your patients to…" "My services are free of charge." Perseus waved him off. As if remembering Alfred, that drunkard doctor of an apprentice, and his friend abroad, he added, "Of course, they're only free for citizens of Xander. It's up to you how we should charge forei