Although Roy Saxon doesn't seem to be in any immediate danger now, only showing a slightly pallid complexion, the situation is far from simple.
The doctor said he was poisoned, and it was a very peculiar poison.
It is a chronic poison, colorless and odorless, and when consumed, it doesn't show any symptoms initially. However, with prolonged consumption, the toxin accumulates in the body, slowly corroding the internal organs.
Once it has corroded to a certain extent, all the symptoms will erupt simultaneously.
The toxin was detected in Roy Saxon's blood.
The doctors who can practice at Saint Mercy are all elite in the field of medicine.
Being considered an elite at Saint Mercy Hospital means being among the best in the medical community.
Yet, even after a day and night of research by so many top experts, they were still unable to determine exactly what kind of poison it was.
