All Chapters of The Prison Dragon: Unrivaled Medical God: Chapter 201
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The Ghost of the Core
Deep Space The Deep Core PerimeterTime 112 Hours Post-AmbushThe Root-Ship emerged from its harmonic slipspace jump into a graveyard which made the Tartarus Nebula appear as a playground.This place served as the Deep Core which represented the ancient decaying core of the Progenitor Empire.The primary viewport showed dead megastructures which blocked all stars from view. The space held shattered Dyson spheres and continent-sized rings of rusted bio-steel and fragmented star-forge remains which floated through the void at absolute zero. The area contained no light except for the Root-Ship's bioluminescent emerald glow which created frightening shadows in the ruins of a billion-year-old civilization."The void contains atmospheric density which does not match normal levels according to Vael's whispering voice while his pale hands hovered above the conductive sap. "The area contains residual mathematical static which adds to its sensation of weight.The tomb like atmosphere of the pla
The Architect's Toll
Deep Space. The Inner Vault of the Deep Core.Time: 114 Hours Post-Ambush.The Root-Ship moved forward through the dim gray illumination that followed the Guardian's gate until it reached the hidden core of the ancient Progenitor Empire.The Outer Perimeter functioned like a graveyard while the Inner Vault served as a mausoleum which exceeded all known dimensions. The area lacked any visible stars. The entire sector of space became enclosed through a gigantic hollow sphere which contained dark matter that extended beyond its boundaries to create internal gravitational forces.The center of the empty space held a dynamic maze that contained floating Progenitor vaults. The geometric platforms and obsidian spires moved through a complex slow orbit while only the hard-light bridges provided their connections.Vael announced his findings about the energy signature of the Quiet Engine as his hands glowed while he navigated the conductive sap at the navigation console.Ethan ordered the holo
The Archivist's Choice
Deep Space. The Deep Core, the Inner Vault.Time: 115 Hours Post-Ambush."No," Ethan said.The word hung like a stone in the middle of the enormous black chamber. Ethan descended the dark matter platform, the Dissonance Core in his chest suddenly growing erratic with a surge of crimson light."Back away from the socket, Vael," Ethan demanded, his voice taking on a tone that left no room for debate. "We are not doing this."Vael did not move. The Grand Archivist stood a few feet from the central catalyst ring, his pale blue skin bathed in the glow of the ancient Progenitor technology. For once since they had first met in the Archive of Roots, Vael did not look overconfident, superior, or even certain. He looked at peace."The universe is a great variable equation," Vael said, his black eyes reflecting the tri-coloured light of Ethan's chest. "And it needs a subtraction now. The Quiet Engine must be fired. The Pale Rider's Architect must be slain.""I don't care about the math!" Ethan s
The Ghost in the Machine
Deep Space. The Inner Vault of the Deep Core.Time: 115 Hours Post-Ambush.The silence was absolute.For the first time since the Pale Rider’s formatting wave had swept across the stars, the galactic network of the faction of Order was completely, profoundly dead. The massive, invisible shockwave of the Quiet Engine had ripped through the cosmos, erasing the flawless mathematical grid that linked every Harvester drone, dreadnought, and World-Builder.The central obsidian spire had lost all of its intense light.Ethan knelt upon the raised dark matter platform with his forehead touching the dead Progenitor console. He struggled to breathe as he tried to take his next breath. He dedicated all his chaotic frequency power to the machine in memory of Vael. His body felt entirely vacant.The comms transmitted his mother's voice when she said, "Elena to Ethan." She spoke breathlessly yet her voice conveyed extreme happiness. "The sentinels just dropped!" Every single automated defense in the
The Flesh and the Virus
Space exploration includes the Sanctuary Cluster and Sanctuary Prime Orbit. Time elapsed since the ambush was 128 hours. The Root-Ship returned to Sanctuary Cluster after its harmonic slipspace jump ended. The primary bridge presented its viewers with an otherworldly experience. The Harvester armada's terrifying, mathematically perfect grid had suffered total destruction. Class-A dreadnoughts and Praetorian carriers drifted through the upper atmosphere without control, colliding with each other just like dead wood. The geometric lines showed a dark appearance. The Quiet Engine achieved the result that Vael had forecasted. The machine god had been rendered mute.Jarek scanned the armada from the cargo bay below as his enormous voice filled the bridge. "Zero energy output. No network telemetry. "They are completely bricked." Elena exhaled deeply after she lowered her binoculars. "We actually broke them. The fight has ended." Ethan sat heavily in the pilot’s chair, staring out the v
The Road to Dirt
Deep Space. Aboard the Ravager Dreadnought Scrap Iron.Time: 130 Hours Post-Ambush.The hold of the Scrap Iron was a wretched, stifling image of life.The thousands of uninfected Sanctuary refugees were crowded shoulder-to-shoulder on the rusted iron decking. Avian and reptilian biologicals, who had formerly been wrapped in pure silks, and who were now huddled together under flickering emergency lights, and shivering in the cold, promethium-scented air of a pirate dreadnought. The Ravagers were positioned on the catwalks, and their kinetic shotguns were in an awkward position between their hips. They were murders and vultures, and they had no equipment whatsoever to be saviors.Ethan sat on a pile of empty munitions crates, in the corner of the huge hold.He looked down at his naked breast. The black neutronium crater was simply, horribly quiet. The bright trinity of red, blue and emerald plasma that had characterized his existence was gone, and only the jagged, spiderwebbed scars of
Return to the Ashes
Deep Space. The Sol System. Low Earth Orbit.Time: 142 Hours Post-Ambush.The Sol System was a cemetery of gods.When the Scrap Iron and the remaining Ravager fleet dropped out of slipspace, the viewport on the command deck provided a view that defied ten years of human nightmares. The great Aegis Gate, the impassable barrier of dark matter which had sealed the Earth off to the rest of the galaxy, was nothing more than a ring of broken, floating debris.But it was the sight of the earth itself that caused a silence of weight and depth to the bridge.During a decade the planet was a blazing, sterile shrine to the side of Order. It had been suffocated with the surface with perfectly geometric dark matter citadels and an interlocking grid of pale grey formatting energy.The grid was now in total darkness. The colossal citadels were completely unpowered, being like gigantic, black tombstones in the bend of the Earth. The battered yet resilient blues and greens of the oceans and the recove
The Trenches of Earth
Deep Space. The Sol System. Earth, Sector Seven Underground.Time: 148 Hours Post-Ambush.The underground tunnels of Sector Seven served as a remarkable achievement of human design which was created through extreme human need.Over the last ten years, the resistance built a comprehensive bunker system which unified the old metropolitan subway lines, sewer mains, and subterranean parking garages.The walls of the building gained protection through dark matter plating which scavengers had brought. The space contained recycled air, body odor, and gun oil's distinctive sharp odor.The location served as the most secure area which existed on Earth. The area experienced total disorder at that moment.The Scrap Iron and the Ravager fleet successfully established control by directing Sanctuary refugees through the tunnels. The cultural clash created an instant loud and disruptive sound. The avian and reptilian biologicals experienced terror because they had grown accustomed to their world, whi
The Spark in the Mud
Deep Space. The Sol System. Earth, Sector Seven Surface Trenches.Time: 148 Hours Post-Ambush.The underground worm creature made no roaring sounds instead it produced a loud noiseless vibrating hissing sound which made the trench walls tremble and drop mud. The Architect's infected biological virus created a local yellow-scaled nightmare which possessed thousands of razor-sharp grinding teeth.Commander Vance commanded his troops to direct their fire towards the enemy's mouth while he activated his plasma caster weapon to illuminate the smoke-filled area. The human resistance fighters unleashed their strongest terrestrial weaponry and superheated plasma fire towards the beast but their attacks had no impact at all. The worm's yellow glowing scales took in plasma strikes while they blocked physical projectile strikes which resembled heavy artillery protection.Warlord Krax yelled his order for the humans to move from his path. The nine-foot Ravager charged through the trench while hi
The War of Two Worlds
Deep Space. The Sol System. Seven Underground, Earth.Time: 152 Hours Post-Ambush.Medical bay in the Sector Seven bunker was a swirl of earth and Progenitor healing salves.Elena was lying on a metal cot, and the human medic tightly bound her broken and bruised ribs. Warlord Krax was idly mending a significant wound on his biological arm with a frightened Sanctuary avian across the room, seemingly more irritated by the time of it than the pain of being swatted through concrete by a monstrous worm.Ethan stood in the middle of the two worlds' leadership in the command hub.After a decade of apocalyptic trench warfare, Commander Vance was no stranger to the battle, and he was standing beside the council members of the Sanctuary, all of them avian and reptilian. Ethan was standing between them. The canvas jacket was open, exposing a black neutronium crater in his chest. It was no longer a frightening empty space filled with chaotic plasma. It vibrated in a resonant, incandescent, steady