Chapter 656

When the needle pierced Duncan's skin, he furrowed his brows, but he did his best to tolerate the pain and kept quiet. Perseus' methods were professional and well-practiced. It was even mesmerizing to watch him work. After piercing two major acupoints, Perseus asked, "How do you feel?" He could see sweat forming on Duncan's scalp. "It feels a bit hot and numb, but it's sort of comfortable." Duncan's body slowly relaxed. He had never done acupuncture before. As Perseus placed the needle on his scalp, he even wondered what would happen if the needle was inserted wrongly. However, as time passed, it felt like someone was massaging his scalp. It was very comfortable. Dante asked in confusion, "It's just a few pricks! How is he already feeling better?" He stretched out his neck to observe Perseus' work and the needle. The needle looked so mystical. It could even coil around one's finger like a ring. However, how did such a soft needle pierce the human scalp? Dante wanted to ask tha