I Became a Supporting Character in a Martial Arts Novel (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 105

Even though I ended up staying at the Medical Pavilion, my daily routine hadn’t changed much.

After all, what I normally did each day was simply cultivate, eat, spend a bit of personal time, and then sleep—that was all. Only the place where I spent my personal time and slept had changed to the Medical Pavilion.

I also underwent separate examinations regarding my eyes, but in truth, they were the same tests I’d already taken after returning from the Seongchang Merchant Guild. I didn’t think anything new would be discovered now.

‘Science isn’t as advanced as in the modern era. There’s no microscope or laser, after all.’

The so-called examination was nothing more than visual inspection and asking various questions.

Of course, this era had its own specialized methods. Since this wasn’t the Earth I knew, there were many herbs here that likely didn’t exist or had gone extinct there, so herbal medicine had developed particularly well in that regard.

Yet even so, neither Grand Elder nor I found anything unusual.

Moreover, Grand Elder was already busy with matters beyond my eye condition—he needed to create the antidote for Gyeongwoon’s poison.

Perhaps that was precisely why he’d arranged for me to stay at the Medical Pavilion—to make it easier for him to check on me whenever he had a spare moment or thought of me.

Anyway… as days passed in this situation, I gradually and naturally found myself running small errands beside Grand Elder and the Elder of the Tang Sect.

“Child, could you grind this into a fine powder for me? The finer the particles, the better.”

“Understood, Elder.”

Since this was for Martial Uncle, I had no complaints. Besides, the tasks weren’t difficult to begin with.

Things like grinding something into powder, cutting ingredients uniformly, or simply fanning the fire while medicine simmered—these were all straightforward chores.

Just as in the modern world, it’s only natural that someone without specialized knowledge isn’t expected to perform expert tasks.

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