What was the most important quality a doctor could possess?
Some might say a solid foundation in medical knowledge, while others might think it was good Medical Ethics. But in truth, the most important thing for a doctor was psychological resilience.
This was especially true for surgeons. Every top surgeon possessed an extraordinarily strong mental fortitude, remaining unfazed even if Mount Tai collapsed before them. No matter how guilty they felt, they would not show the slightest trace of it on the surface.
When Strange saw Stark's face, his blinking rate increased by 0.2 times per second, but that was the only change. He looked expressionlessly at Greed across from him.
Schiller's psychological resilience was evidently quite good as well. He immediately looked at Strange, and after seeing that he was not panicking, gave him an approving look before glancing toward the other side of the operating room.
Strange understood his hint.
The operating room was no longer the same operating room. After an upgrade, it had become completely different from before; even the era had changed, leaving not the slightest trace of its former appearance.
Their attire had changed too. Although they still wore Black Robes, they no longer wore masks. Both had glasses on, with crosses hanging around their necks.
Even their numbers were different. There had been two of them before, but now Wanda had joined them, making three.
Stark's impression of those two unethical quacks was probably of Plague Doctors hiding in a dilapidated medieval basement, murdering people for profit. But Schiller and Strange had long since escaped that sort of environment. They were now professional doctors of the Age of Discovery, without a shred of the Middle Ages about them from head to toe.
So really, as long as they did not say anything, Stark