All Chapters of The Sovereign Doctor's: Divine Healing System: Chapter 71
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Chapter 71: Refracting the Heavens
The sky didn't just turn bright; it ceased to be sky. One moment, the Zurich skyline was a jagged silhouette of glass and greed; the next, it was a vertical ocean of violet fire. The GMC’s orbital laser, the "God’s Eye," hit the atmosphere with a sound like the world’s largest bell being struck by a meteor. A high-frequency shriek tore through the air, shattering every window in a three-block radius."Hao! Move! For the love of God, get out of there!" Luo Bing’s voice was a frantic scratch in my earpiece, barely audible over the roar of ionized air.I didn't move. I didn't even blink. I stood on the edge of the marble balcony, my boots planted firmly on the ledge. I could feel the heat. It wasn't just warmth; it was the sensation of the universe trying to unmake me."System," I whispered, my voice calm despite the apocalypse descending from the clouds. "Absolute limit. Give me everything."[SYSTEM ALERT: DIVINE HEALING CORE AT 450% OUTPUT. WARNING: MOLECULAR INSTABILITY DETECTED.]"Sh
Chapter 72: The Daughter of the Stars
The reinforced steel door of the bunker hissed shut, sealing out the smell of ionized ozone and the distant screams of the city. I leaned against the cold concrete wall, my chest heaving, the "Sovereign Reservoir" still humming like a live wire under my skin."Hao! You're alive!"I didn't even have time to steady my breath before Jiang Mei was in front of me. She didn't look like the scared girl I’d rescued weeks ago. Her skin was translucent, glowing with a soft, rhythmic amber light. Her eyes—usually a deep brown—were now swirling nebulae of gold and silver. She wasn't looking at me; she was looking through me, her head tilted as if listening to a frequency only she could hear."I’m alive, Mei," I grunted, wiping a smear of soot from my forehead. "The 'God’s Eye' missed. Or rather, I made sure it didn't hit.""It didn't miss, Brother," she whispered, her voice sounding like two people speaking at once. "It fed you. But that was a mistake on their part. They didn't realize you could
Chapter 73: The Science Council’s Ignorance
I was standing in the center of the bunker when the ceiling gave way. It wasn't a slow collapse; it was a surgical, high-velocity breach. The sound was like the world cracking in half—a thunderous boom followed by the screech of shearing metal and the hiss of thermite charges eating through four feet of reinforced concrete.Dust exploded into the room, thick and grey, but I didn't move. I didn't need to. Through the haze, the heavy, rhythmic thuds of hydraulic boots hit the floor."Contact! Target identified!" a voice roared, amplified by a external speaker that sounded like a grinding saw.Six figures emerged from the debris. They were the Peacekeepers—the Global Medical Council’s elite cleanup crew. Each man was encased in a three-meter-tall Mk-9 Vanguard Exo-Suit, a walking tank powered by a miniaturized fusion core. Their arm-mounted railguns whirred as they locked onto my chest."Don't move, you bastard!" the man in the lead barked. This was General Wu. I recognized the gold-trim
Chapter 74: The Baikonur Infiltration
The air in Kazakhstan didn't just feel cold; it felt like a physical assault. A horizontal blizzard whipped across the flat, desolate plains of the Baikonur Cosmodrome, turning the world into a blurring sheet of white and grey. We stood at the edge of the perimeter fence, the towering silhouette of Hangar 7 looming through the storm like a tombstone for the space age."Four minutes to the window, Hao!" Luo Bing shouted, his voice nearly lost to the gale. He was hunched over his tablet, his fingers turning blue. "The 'calibration' cycle on the satellites is active. We’re invisible for exactly six hundred seconds. If we aren't in that hangar in sixty, we're ash.""Move," I commanded, grabbing Jiang Mei’s arm.We sprinted across the frozen tarmac. My boots crunched over ice that hadn't seen a summer in years. We reached the side bulkhead of Hangar 7, and I slammed my palm against the biometric scanner. A thin line of green light swept over my retina.Access Granted: Sovereign Clearance.