Thoughts

Anglong seemed to have prepared in advance. He immediately stood up, took the seat reserved for the speaker at the oval table, and began speaking eloquently. "This month, Anglong's Workshop handled a large volume of treatments, fully demonstrating our workshop's new approach to work and the assistance we provide to the Healing Hand Clinic."

"It is clear that team-based treatment far surpasses the efficiency of the clinic's previous model of individual Potion Masters. This has also been demonstrated by the other teams in the clinic. In addition, our team has compiled a set of treatment guidelines for common curses in the clinic, along with channels for purchasing the relevant potions."

Anglong smiled. "If any of the junior brothers and sisters here need them, we can also share those guidelines with you."

"We're all part of the same clinic. Naturally, we should help one another."

Anglong looked at Wizard Edwin, Wizard Derek Jones, and another Formal Wizard. "Three mentors, I believe our clinic should produce some guidebook-style work manuals. Our workshop would be more than willing to take on the task of compiling them for everyone."

"Our workshop has sufficient manpower to handle the writing of these guides while also taking on busy treatment duties."

"That way, we can improve the clinic's treatment efficiency in the future."

Anglong's eyes flickered. He hadn't needed to go this far. With the vast network of senior and junior brothers in Anglong's Workshop, he could easily monopolize the Distinguished Healer and Outstanding Healer slots.

But Locke's team's sudden rise had forced him to find another path. By organizing treatment guidelines, he wanted his influence within the clinic to surpass Locke's team.

Fortunately, he still had the advantage in manpower.

As part of the group meeting, Anglong not only had to review and summarize the previous