Chapter 1768: Persuasion with Reason

Unlike people in big cities, the villagers did not show disdain or contempt when they heard the term "traditional medicine." On the contrary, once Leo revealed his identity, the hostility diminished significantly. The villagers, who had lived deep in the mountains for generations, had always relied on Atrarian traditional doctors for their illnesses. Their local Atrarian traditional doctors were very pure and often practiced Exorcism Techniques, so they naturally held them in high regard. "So, tell us, how do you plan to treat our illness?" the village chief asked, somewhat skeptically. Although the villagers revered traditional medicine, they had a stereotype that Atrarian traditional doctors were elderly. Seeing someone as young as Leo made them doubtful. "First, we need to identify the source of the infection. If you can help us find the virus's source quickly, we can treat you all promptly," Leo replied. Leo had observed the complex terrain, crisscrossed with ridges and ravin