All Chapters of The Sovereign Doctor's: Divine Healing System: Chapter 61
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Chapter 61: The Particle Gate
“If you’re going to build a god out of metal and stolen souls, you should at least hire a doctor to check the plumbing. You’re leaking, and I’m the one who’s going to make it burst.”The elevator shaft was a vertical tomb of twisted steel and emerald-green fog. I didn’t wait for the lift. I kicked the doors off their hinges and dropped three hundred feet, my Iron Skin absorbing the impact like a sponge hitting water. I landed in a crouch. Reinforced concrete spider-webbed beneath my boots. The air down here was different—ionized, heavy with ozone, layered with the low-frequency hum of the Large Hadron Collider vibrating through the bedrock itself. This wasn’t a lab. It was a cathedral built to worship the particle.“Intruder detected at Sub-Level 4,” a mechanical voice announced, echoing through the vaulted corridor. “Engage Titan Protocol.”Heavy blast doors at the end of the hall groaned and slid upward. Two massive figures stepped out, their silhouettes blocking the flickering emer
Chapter 62: The Scientists Arrogance
“You call my heritage primitive, but you’re the one using a man’s soul as a glorified AA battery. Let’s see how your ‘modern’ tech handles a surge it was never designed to contain.”The air in the central hub was thick enough to choke on, saturated with the constant hum of the Large Hadron Collider and the sickeningly sweet stench of synthetic reagents. I stood before the primary containment unit, my gaze locked on the man behind the reinforced kinetic barrier.Dr. Aris. The Syndicate’s Chief Researcher. He looked like someone who had never seen the sun—pallid skin stretched tight over sharp bones, eyes hidden behind augmented lenses that scrolled endlessly with cascading data streams. He didn’t bother to look at me. His fingers danced across a holographic interface, calmly monitoring the energy being ripped from Elder Qin’s meridians.“Impressive that you made it this far, Jiang Hao,” Aris said, his voice amplified through the lab’s speakers. “But you’re an anachronism. A village doc
Chapter 63: The Siphoning Protocol
“Ten million lives for one girl. It’s a simple equation, Sovereign. Is your family’s ghost worth the extinction of a city?”The Absolute Zero chamber wasn’t just cold—it was a void. All thermal energy had been stripped away to stabilize the particle stream, leaving a silence so deep it pressed against my eardrums. I stepped onto the catwalk, my boots ringing sharply against frost-slick metal. Below me, the Large Hadron Collider’s primary ring roared with bone-deep vibration, channeling every ounce of its monstrous power into the heart of the room.There, suspended within a jagged crystalline structure, was the core of the Syndicate’s empire.I stopped. My breath hitched, freezing into pale crystals before it could leave my lungs.“Mei…”The name cut my throat like broken glass.Thirty years. Thirty years of nightmares, searching, burning through the underworld piece by piece. I had expected a woman scarred by time, hardened by torment. Instead, as my Sovereign Sight pierced the frost
Chapter 64: The Director's Face
The dust from the crystal’s detonation hadn’t even settled when the heavy blast doors at the far end of the chamber hissed open. A figure stepped through the smoke, his footsteps steady, unhurried, carrying a terrifying certainty. He wasn’t wearing the gold mask.I stood my ground, clutching my sister’s limp body in one arm while my Sovereign Qi flared like a dying star. As the red emergency strobes swept across his face, my heart slammed violently against my ribs. The air felt like it had been ripped out of the room.It was like staring into a mirror that showed me twenty years into the future.The same sharp cheekbones. The same decisive jawline. The same cold, analytical eyes that stared back at me every morning.“Do you finally see it, Jiang Hao?” he asked.The voice wasn’t modulated. It was mine—deeper, colder, tempered by decades of calculated brutality.“Who are you?” I rasped, tightening my grip on Mei.“I am the perfection of the Jiang legacy,” he said calmly, spreading his a
Chapter 65: The Medical Choice
“Choose, Sovereign! The girl or the world? You can’t have both—and even your precious System doesn’t have a third option!”The Director’s laughter sliced through the deafening roar of the particle stream like a serrated blade. I stood at the center of a metaphysical hurricane. To my left, Jiang Mei was sealed inside an obsidian shell of Void Toxin, her life force actively being converted into a biological weapon powerful enough to erase every soul in Europe. To my right stood the Director, wearing my father’s face like a mockery, stationed beside the manual detonation override, his hand hovering over the kill switch that would bring the entire CERN facility down.“Hao, look at the telemetry,” he mocked, blood from our earlier fight trickling down his jaw. “If you try to purge the toxin from her, I drop the facility. If you come for me, the toxin completes its cycle and she becomes the first casualty of the new world. So tell me—what does the doctor do when both patients are terminal?”
Chapter 66: Shattering the Syndicate’s core
"Mei! It’s me! Stop!"My voice was lost in the shriek of tearing metal. The girl who had been my soft-spoken sister was gone, replaced by a blur of jagged, neon-blue motion. Her obsidian claws raked across my chest, sparks flying as they hit the outer layer of my Iron Skin."Target identified," Mei rasped. The voice wasn't hers; it was a layered, synthesized chord that vibrated with the hum of a high-voltage transformer. "Elimination protocol: Sovereign.""Hao, move!" Elder Qin’s voice boomed from the wreckage of the gel-pod. He was standing now, his ancient frame radiating a renewed, golden light. "She’s not in control! The Blue Qi has hijacked her central nervous system!"I rolled to the left as Mei’s foot shattered the floor where my head had been a millisecond before. "I know! I can see the neural shunts!"Luo Bing was already in motion, his fists a blur as he intercepted a squad of Syndicate guards charging through the breach. "Mr. Jiang! We can't hold them forever! The facility is d
Chapter 67: The Corrupted Sister
"If her heart stops, this entire mountain becomes her tomb. And if I stop running, it becomes mine. Keep the pace, Luo Bing! We don’t have a second to waste!"The subterranean levels of CERN were no longer a laboratory; they were a meat grinder of screaming steel and collapsing concrete. The particle stream had fractured, sending arcs of raw, violet lightning dancing across the ceiling. Every time a bolt hit, the air ionized, smelling of burnt ozone and ancient death.I had Jiang Mei thrown over my shoulder. Her body was rigid, vibrating with a frequency that threatened to shake her bones apart. The "Blue Qi" the Syndicate had pumped into her wasn't just energy—it was a parasite, a sentient toxin that was currently trying to rewrite her genetic code into a permanent weaponized state."Sir! The structural integrity of Sector 4 is at zero!" Luo Bing shouted, leaping over a fissure that had opened in the floor. "The sinkhole is chasing us!""Don't look back!" I roared.I didn't stop runn
Chapter 68: The High Seat’s Shadow
I stood in the center of the GMC’s medical penthouse in Zurich, a room that screamed of sterile opulence and the arrogance of men who thought they could legislate life and death. The walls were made of reinforced smart-glass, overlooking the city, but my focus was on the long mahogany table where the Board of Directors sat like a row of vultures.They had my sister in the adjacent isolation ward, trapped behind five layers of kinetic shielding."Mr. Jiang, let us be reasonable," Chairman Hamilton said, his voice a smooth, upper-class purr. He was a man who looked like he had never missed a meal or a bribe in his life. He adjusted his silk tie and tapped a thick stack of papers on the table. "We have processed the legal injunction. Under the Global Bio-Security Act, your sister, Jiang Mei, is classified as a Grade-A biological threat. She is no longer your kin in the eyes of the law; she is a ward of the Council."I didn't sit. I didn't even acknowledge the chair they had placed for me
Chapter 69: The Zurich Reckoning
Chapter 69: The Zurich ReckoningThe air in the GMC boardroom was thick with the scent of ozone and the metallic tang of fear. I didn't wait for the directors to recover from the shock of the orbital feed. I didn't care about the man in the High Seat right now; I cared about the ground beneath my feet."The pen, Hamilton," I said, sliding a thick stack of asset transfer documents across the mahogany table. "Sign it. All of it."Lord Hamilton looked at the papers, his hands trembling so violently he had to grip the edge of the table. "You... you’re demanding the entire European Medical Infrastructure? This is trillions of dollars in research, hospitals, and patents. The Council will never—""The Council is currently a collection of statues in their own hallway," I interrupted, my voice as cold as the Swiss night. "You have two choices. Sign these assets over to the Jiang Sovereignty Foundation, or I leave this room and let the Director’s orbital strike find this building with you still
Chapter 70: The Obital Gaze
"If you want to kill a god, you better not miss. Because from where I’m standing, you’re just a coward hiding behind a very expensive magnifying glass."The wind over Zurich was biting, a razor-edged chill that whipped my duster around my shins as I stood on the penthouse balcony of the GMC building. Below, the city was a chaotic tapestry of emergency lights and sirens, but I wasn't looking down. I was looking up. Somewhere in the cold, silent vacuum of orbit, The Vanguard was positioned—a weaponized station capable of turning the atmosphere into a pressurized delivery system for the most lethal pathogens known to man."Sir, the uplink is nearly stable," Luo Bing shouted over the wind. He was hunched over a heavy, black Pelican case, his fingers flying across a military-grade terminal. "I’m trying to spoof their targeting sensors, but they’re using a quantum-locked encryption. It’s like trying to hack a ghost.""Don't hack the ghost, Luo Bing," I said, my voice low and steady. "Just f