All Chapters of The Miracle Doctor : Chapter 61
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Chapter 61
The rain outside had grown heavier, drumming against the rooftop of the parking garage like a thousand ticking clocks. Ethan and Leanna moved through the shadows, their footsteps echoing faintly. The smell of oil, rain, and metal filled the air, but beneath it lingered something else… the scent of danger.Ethan stopped near a black armored SUV and pressed his palm against its scanner. The lights flashed green. “Get in,” he said, voice calm but tight.Leanna slid into the passenger seat while Ethan got behind the wheel. As soon as the doors shut, the car’s onboard AI flickered to life.SYSTEM ONLINE: Emergency Evacuation Protocols Activated.Warning: Network breach detected.Ethan’s fingers danced across the console. “Lock all external comms and route navigation manually,” he commanded.“Done,” replied the soft digital voice. “Destination?”Ethan glanced at Leanna. “The Safehouse Delta. We regroup there.”The vehicle’s engines roared to life, and they sped out into the storm.For sever
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The blast echoed through the warehouse like thunder. Ethan barely managed to shove Leanna to the ground as bullets ripped through the air, shattering glass and metal around them. The Serpent’s gunfire was precise…. too precise….each shot grazing within inches of their heads.“Stay down!” Ethan shouted, rolling behind a fallen steel beam. He felt the sting of shrapnel slice across his arm but ignored the pain.Leanna crawled to cover beside him, breathing hard, her pulse rifle trembling in her hands. “He’s enhanced,” she said through gritted teeth. “That accuracy….he’s not human anymore.”Ethan risked a glance through the rising smoke. The Serpent was advancing slowly, unhurried, as if savoring the hunt. The glow of his reptilian eyes cut through the haze like twin embers.Ethan’s mind raced. He remembered what he’d seen in the Ouroboros files.. the neural parasite integrated into human DNA. It wasn’t just designed to control. It evolved the host, sharpening reflexes, boosting strength
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The sun rose slowly over Braxton City, painting the skyline in shades of pale gold and gray. The rain had stopped, but the storm had left behind puddles and shattered glass, a silent reminder of the chaos that had unfolded hours ago.Inside a small, abandoned airfield on the city’s outskirts, Ethan and Leanna stood beside a black tactical vehicle, its engine humming quietly. Both were soaked, bruised, and running on adrenaline, but neither showed any sign of slowing down.Ethan wiped the rain from his face and adjusted the bandage around his arm. “He’ll recover,” he muttered. “The EMP bought us time, but not much.”Leanna leaned against the car, crossing her arms. “Then we use that time to find Ouroboros before he does.”Ethan nodded, his jaw set. “Exactly. If The Serpent’s the prototype, that means there’s a lab….somewhere they built him. If we can locate it, we can destroy their research for good.”Leanna frowned. “But Ouroboros isn’t like Voss’s operation. They’re ghosts, Ethan. Th
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They charged at the creatures and after a gruesome battle they managed to subdue them The deeper they went, the louder the hum became… a deep, rhythmic vibration, like the heartbeat of something vast.Finally, they reached the central dome. Ethan placed his hand against the surface. It was warm ..pulsing, alive.He whispered, almost to himself, “This is it.”Leanna glanced around nervously. “Then let’s end it.”But before he could arm the detonator, a voice echoed through the chamber….. low, amused, and unmistakable.“End it? My dear doctor, this is only the beginning.”The floor beneath them lit up, and the walls peeled open like the petals of a metallic flower.From the center of the dome, The Serpent rose…. taller, stronger, his skin glowing with faint scales of silver light.Ethan’s heart stopped. “He’s fused with the Core.”The Serpent smiled, his voice echoing through the living walls. “Welcome to Genesis.”And with that, the entire facility came alive.Chapter 64 – The Birth o
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The explosion’s echo had barely faded when silence engulfed the both.Ethan and Leanna sat in the jet, motionless, their faces faintly lit by the flickering dashboard. The night air smelled of burning metal and ozone, and the once-glowing horizon had dimmed into smoke and ash.For a long moment, neither of them spoke. The only sound was the distant hum of the cooling engine and the whisper of wind around the jet Leanna finally broke the silence. “It’s over, right?”Ethan’s gaze stayed fixed on the ruins. “It should be.”She noticed the stiffness in his tone…the hesitation that didn’t belong in victory. “But?”He sighed. “The Core was more than a machine. It was built to survive…adapt. If even a fragment of its neural network escaped…”Leanna’s hand clenched on her thigh. “You think The Serpent is still alive?”Ethan didn’t answer. His wrist device flashed again, showing faint static interference. Then a single word appeared in red letters REBOOTING… 2%His heart sank. “Not The Serpen
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The road into Braxton City stretched like a scar through the desert…. cracked, half-buried under sand, and lined with the husks of long-dead streetlights. The sky above was washed in an eerie gray light, not quite dawn and not quite day. Every few miles, the horizon pulsed faintly…. the lingering echoes of Genesis towers still feeding energy into the clouds.Leanna drove in silence, her eyes fixed on the winding highway ahead. The radio hissed with static; no news, no voices, not even music. Just emptiness.Ethan sat beside her, pale and exhausted, a half-burned data tablet in his lap. Its cracked screen flickered every few seconds, showing scattered readings from the network. He hadn’t said much since they left Almaris.Leanna finally broke the silence. “You’ve been staring at that thing for hours. Found anything?”He shook his head slowly. “No… but I can feel it. The city’s alive. The network is stronger here… closer to the source.”She frowned. “You make it sound like the city itse
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Weeks passed since Braxton City began to breathe again. The once-toxic air had grown clearer, and the sound of rebuilding filled every street. People had returned….engineers, medics, farmers, children. For the first time in years, the city didn’t just survive; it lived.From the rooftop of what used to be Braxton Tower, Ethan watched the morning light spread across the skyline. The sun cast golden rays through the gaps in broken buildings, glinting off the metal scaffolds where workers climbed. The sight brought a rare, quiet smile to his face.Leanna joined him, carrying two cups of steaming brew. She handed one to him. “You’re up early again.”He took the cup, nodding. “Old habits. I keep expecting the alarms to go off….drones flying, sirens blaring.”She chuckled softly. “Those days are done.”“Maybe. But after everything, peace feels… fragile.” He stared at the horizon. “Like one wrong move, and the whole world falls apart again.”Leanna sipped her drink. “That’s exactly why we ke
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Braxton City woke with the soft hum of machines and the distant rhythm of construction. Birds had begun returning to the city, nesting in the crevices of buildings that once echoed with alarms and explosions. Morning sunlight poured over the rooftops, illuminating scaffolds, solar panels, and the glint of newly repaired transport rails.The era of survival had ended. The era of rebuilding had begun.Ethan stood before the half-restored Assembly Hall, adjusting the collar of the dark, utilitarian jacket Marcus insisted he should wear. It was simple, durable, marked only with the emblem of the Renewal Initiative a blooming circle symbolizing rebirth from ruin.“Relax,” Leanna said beside him, lightly elbowing his arm. She was dressed similarly, though she carried herself with far more ease. “You look like you’re heading into a battlefield, not a council meeting.”Ethan exhaled. “Feels like one.”Marcus emerged from the hall, waving a datapad. “They’re ready. Representative groups from a
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The night settled softly over Braxton City, lamps glowing across repaired streets, giving the recovering metropolis a warm pulse. Inside the upper-floor balcony of Braxton Tower, Ethan stood quietly, hands resting on the cold railing, eyes tracing the city’s rebuilt lights.He wasn’t alone for long.Leanna stepped onto the balcony, her hair caught in the breeze, a datapad tucked under her arm. “You slipped away from the celebration,” she said, leaning her back against the rail beside him.He smiled faintly. “I needed air. Today was… a lot.”“You handled it well.”“Maybe on the surface,” he replied. “But leading people, rebuilding systems, facing council expectations…it’s heavier than any scalpel I ever held.”Leanna nudged him. “Leadership isn’t about being unbreakable. It’s about showing up even when you’re cracked.” She paused, eyes softening. “And you still show up.”Ethan turned, studying her face. In moments like this, he realized how much of his strength came from her presence a
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The sun had barely risen when alarms cut through Braxton City.A shrill, pulsing wail echoed across the skyline,not the old emergency sirens from the days of chaos, but a new system built just weeks earlier. Ethan jolted awake in his office chair, papers sliding off his lap. Across the room, Leanna’s eyes snapped open as she turned toward the window.“Something’s wrong,” she said, voice still thick with sleep.Ethan was already on his feet, grabbing his jacket. “Let’s go.”Within minutes, they rushed down the elevator to the main command floor. Engineers, analysts, and guards were scrambling in every direction. The holo-map flickered with red signals on the east side of the city… the Industrial Reconstruction Zone.Marcus sprinted toward them, breathless. “We’ve got a major collapse!”Ethan stiffened. “Where?”“The eastern support grid… one of the largest structural frames. It just gave out.”Leanna stepped closer, alarm tightening her face. “Was it sabotage? Or structural failure?”Mar