All Chapters of The Sovereign Doctor's: Divine Healing System: Chapter 51
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Chapter 51: The Zurich Arrival
The freezing alpine air of Zurich hit me like a physical wall as I stepped onto the platform of the private jet. It was sharp and clinical, carrying the scent of ozone and jet fuel—a brutal contrast to the humid, choking streets of A-City. On the tarmac below, two men in slate-grey suits stood waiting, their posture rigid and unnatural. They didn’t look like doctors. They looked like sentinels guarding a digital fortress.I adjusted the strap of my weathered leather medical bag—the one that carried the fully restored legacy of the Shadow Apothecary.“Jiang Hao?” the taller man asked. His voice was polished steel, cold with condescension. He didn’t offer a hand. His gaze swept over my simple black jacket and worn boots. “I am Dr. Lin, Senior Director of the Global Medical Council’s Bio-Nexus Division. We were told to expect the ‘Sovereign Doctor,’ but you look like you’ve wandered off a hiking trail.”The man beside him, stout with a sharp jawline, released a dry, mocking chuckle. “I w
Chapter 52: The Death Seal Patient
The red emergency strobes pulsed violently against the sterile titanium walls as Grand Director Han bypassed the secondary security gates. We weren’t moving toward the breach where Patient Zero was tearing through the lower levels. Instead, we were descending deeper—into the Sanctum.The doors sealed behind us with a heavy, final hiss.“The breach is a distraction, Jiang Hao,” Han whispered, her breath tight as the last blast door slid open. “If the man in this room dies, the GMC’s funding disappears. The global medical order collapses. He is our primary benefactor—Elder Long.”I stepped inside.The chamber looked less like a hospital room and more like the command bridge of a battleship. Reinforced steel walls. Layered holographic displays. At the center, suspended inside a translucent cryo-gel pod, lay a man who looked as though he had been carved from grey stone. His body was motionless, his skin translucent, tinged with an unnatural silver sheen.“He’s been in stasis for forty-eig
Chapter 53 : Shattering the Saint's Ego
The icy, parasitic energy of the Soul-Eater trap clawed at my neural pathways, trying to overwrite the very architecture of my System. Inside my mind, it was an all-out war for my soul. In the physical world, I was just a man standing rigid, my hand fused to a dying billionaire’s forehead.[CRITICAL WARNING: NEURAL INTEGRITY AT 65%… 62%…]“Get off him!”Dr. Zhao’s scream tore through the Sanctum, sharp with panic and wounded pride.“Security! Detain this lunatic! He’s forcing the patient into cardiac overload! He’s murdering Elder Long!”The titanium blast doors hissed open.Three guards in full tactical exoskeletons stormed in, pulse-rifles snapping up in perfect synchronization, red targeting lasers converging on my skull.“Step away from the pod, Jiang Hao!” the lead guard barked. “Hands behind your head. Now!”I didn’t even turn.My awareness was locked inward, staring down the jagged, violet presence gnawing at my consciousness. It laughed inside my skull, a dry, grinding sound l
Chapter 54 : The Sister's Secret
My blood turned to ice. The words hit like a physical blow, crushing the air from my lungs. My sister, Jiang Mei, was supposed to have died thirty years ago in the massacre that reduced our family estate to ashes. I had mourned her for decades, fueled by the memory of her scream swallowed by fire.I grabbed Elder Long’s shoulders, nearly shaking him off the medical table. “What did you say? My sister is dead. I saw the ruins. I saw the bodies!”“You saw what they wanted you to see,” Elder Long rasped, his voice dry and broken. Around us, the high-tech machinery of the Sanctum sparked and hissed, red emergency lights washing the room in the color of fresh blood.Grand Director Han stepped forward, her face pale. “Elder Long, you’re delirious. The shock of the procedure—”“Shut up, Han!” I roared, my voice slamming against the titanium walls. I locked my gaze on the man I had dragged back from death. “Tell me everything. Now.”“The Heavenly Four… the Zhao, the Xu, the Li, the Li… they w
Chapter 55: The Synthetic Hunter
The roar of the blast doors being torn apart was louder than any explosion. It wasn’t the sound of fire; it was titanium screaming as it gave way to a force that defied physics.The dust hadn’t even settled when a shadow stepped through the wreckage. He didn’t walk like a man. He moved with the rhythmic, terrifying precision of a machine. As he entered the flickering red light of the Sanctum, my skin crawled. This wasn’t Qi. It was something twisted—cold, artificial, wrong. My Sovereign core pulsed in warning.“Target identified,” a voice rasped, layered with mechanical static.The man was a nightmare. Glowing blue veins pulsed beneath skin that shimmered with an unnatural metallic sheen. Every breath came with the faint whine of hydraulic servos. This was the First Hunter—a Synthetic Cultivator.“Jiang Hao!” Director Han screamed, scrambling toward the observation deck. “Get back! He’s not human!”“I can see that,” I growled, dropping into a low stance. “Director, get Elder Long behi
Chapter 56: Blood in The Alps
“They built you to be gods, but they forgot one thing: every battery eventually runs out of juice, and I’m the one holding the plug.”The world didn’t just end. It dissolved into white heat and screaming metal.The Hunter’s chest core didn’t explode like a conventional bomb. It collapsed inward, a localized implosion of space and energy that unleashed a deafening roar. Reinforced titanium shredded like paper, turning the Sanctum into jagged confetti. One second I was staring into dying azure eyes, the next the ceiling was gone, replaced by the freezing night sky of the Swiss Alps.“Luo Bing! Hold the line!” I roared, my voice nearly swallowed by collapsing girders.I didn’t wait for an answer. My hands moved in a precise, flowing pattern, motions that felt like drawing silk from fire.[SOVEREIGN ENERGY DOME: ACTIVATED.]A translucent golden veil erupted from my palms, expanding outward in a perfect hemisphere. It wasn’t just a shield—it was a pressurized domain of absolute sovereignty
Chapter 57: The Regret of Lin Yue
The safe house sat like a lonely lantern against the brutal, jagged silhouettes of the Swiss mountains. Outside, the wind howled with a predatory hunger, but inside, the air was heavy with the scent of high-grade medicinal herbs and the thick silence of a man haunted by too many ghosts. I stood by the floor-to-ceiling window, staring at the swirling snow as it battered the glass in relentless waves. Behind me, Elder Long lay resting in a medical stasis chair I had jury-rigged from the safe house’s emergency supplies. His breathing was deep and steady, his meridians slowly knitting themselves back together under the steady circulation of my Nine-Sun Qi.The door groaned open, coughing up a burst of freezing mist. Luo Bing stepped inside, his face carved stiff by the cold. He was dragging a woman by the arm. Her expensive wool coat was ruined, streaked with snow and dirt, and her usually flawless blonde hair hung in tangled, icy clumps around her face.“Sir,” Luo Bing said, his voice ro
Chapter 58: The Syndicate Ultimatum
The second sniper round didn’t just shatter the glass; it turned the air into a violent storm of crystalline shards.“Hao! Help me!” Lin Yue shrieked, her voice sharp with terror as she scrambled across the floor, her palms slick with blood from the shattered window.I didn’t move because I loved her. I didn’t move because any old feelings stirred. I moved because she was a walking encyclopedia of Syndicate encryption codes, and dead witnesses didn’t talk. I lunged across the rug, grabbed the back of her designer coat, and slammed her flat against the floorboards just as a third round tore through the space her head had occupied a heartbeat earlier.“Stay down and shut up if you want to keep your head,” I growled into her ear.Luo Bing was already moving. He needed no command. He dove behind a heavy oak sideboard, his silenced sidearm coughing three sharp reports toward the dark treeline along the ridge.“Sir! Thermal signatures are moving in!” Luo Bing shouted over the wind screaming
Chapter 59: Interrogating The Saint
“If you think the Director is terrifying, wait until you find out what a doctor can do when he stops trying to save lives.”The ruins of the GMC headquarters were a skeletal nightmare of twisted rebar and scorched titanium. The Swiss night air was heavy with the stench of burned insulation and the metallic bite of blood. Around me, Lord Rothschild’s private security—the Black Aegis—moved like shadows through the rubble, tactical lights slicing through drifting ash.“Sovereign,” the lead officer said, nodding toward a half-collapsed reinforced bunker near the server farm. “We caught him trying to purge the local encryption drives. He didn’t get far.”I stepped into the bunker.Dr. Zhao—the man the world revered as the “Medical Saint”—was slumped in a high-backed chair. His pristine white coat was torn and blackened with soot. His hands were zip-tied behind him, yet his eyes still held that familiar corporate arrogance.“Jiang Hao,” Zhao spat, blood streaking his lip. “You’ve destroyed
Chapter 60: The Sovereign’s Wrath
“They spent thirty years trying to play god with my bloodline, but they’re about to find out that a doctor knows exactly where to cut to make a god bleed.”I stood at the edge of a jagged limestone precipice, the Swiss Alpine wind snapping my duster against my boots. Below, nestled in the valley like a massive subterranean spider, lay the CERN facility. To the world, it was the pinnacle of human physics. To me, it was a tomb waiting to be filled.My Sovereign Sight was pushed to one hundred percent. The world was no longer rock and snow—it was energy. I could see the massive circular hum of the Large Hadron Collider buried deep beneath the earth, but more importantly, I saw the jagged violet corruption of the Syndicate’s bio-lab pulsing beneath the main ring.“The wind is steady, sir. North-northwest,” Luo Bing said as he stepped beside me, checking the seals on his tactical mask and tightening the straps of his combat harness. “Cloud-Toxin canisters are primed. If we release it now,