All Chapters of The Doctor's Beast Tamer System: Apocalyptic Survival: Chapter 61
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Ch 61 Debts and Embraces
Karen immediately scoffed, waving her fan aggressively in clear irritation. "Don't get all sentimental on me, Bast. This has absolutely nothing to do with kindness. It's pure business loss calculation."Karen leveled him with an arrogant stare. "The rumors about the 'cursed' sickness ruining Cea's skin have already spread among our regular male clients. If I stubbornly kept her working, absolutely none of those bastards in this city would dare lay a finger on her out of sheer terror of catching it. She'd just sleep and eat for free in my house without generating a single copper coin. Freeing her and throwing her out was the most logical financial decision to cut Ivy's losses."Hearing her explanation purposefully wrapped in an aura of cruelty, Bast merely cracked a slanted smile. He was fully aware that there was a significant flaw in the madam's logic.Medically speaking, Bast knew the deadly Syphilis bacteria inside Cea's body had already died off completely, eradicated by his high-
Ch 62 Freefalls and Accusations
Remu's dainty hand, which she had cheerfully raised to greet him a second ago, now slowly dropped lifelessly to her side. The bright smile that had just bloomed on her lips vanished without a trace.It was violently replaced by layers of disbelief, shock, and a sharp, piercing glare of disgust that she completely failed to hide.From Remu's direct line of sight standing across the pavement, the visual scene playing out before her was fatally damning and incredibly easy to misinterpret.The helpful young man whose profound knowledge she had admired all this time—the man she naively believed to be a virtuous village youth, poor but clinging tightly to a knight's pride—was now deeply busy 'wrestling' intimately in the erotic embrace of an exposed prostitute.To
Ch 63 Files and Demands
"What report?" Sergius shifted his weight slowly. He was still trying to obey the physician's strict orders to minimize his movements following yesterday's heart attack.However, he had clearly already violated the primary rule: no working. As proof, Sergius had spent the last few hours sitting in his private study, reviewing a stack of reports from Cyrl, his loyal assistant."Reports from the Health Division. They're waiting for your stamp of approval before we dispatch them to the Locknu Palace today," Cyrl explained, pointing at the stack of folders Sergius had already approved. Only one folder remained, and Sergius's work for the day would finally be complete."A new physician?" Sergius reached for the leather-bound folder with renewed interest. "It's been a long time since anyone registered for the medical exam
Ch 64 Exams and Herbs
Sergius scoffed softly. "I'm still very curious how you concluded he has a terrible nature. But once again, his competency results will dictate my judgment... Wait! Why do you think he's a terrible person?"Sergius had just opened his mouth to explain the evaluation procedures, but confusion suddenly struck him regarding where his daughter had acquired such a negative assessment of Bast.According to Sergius's moral compass, a young man who willingly sacrificed his exam time to save a stranger's life clearly possessed a heart of gold. Nothing seemed remotely wrong with Bast's morals."How is he a good person?!" Remu interrupted in deep frustration. "He... he's..."Remu swallowed her words once more. Her mind hit a massive roadblock. Exactly how was she supposed to explain to her father that she had caught Bast intimately embracing a woman in front of a brothel?Her father would undoubtedly lock her in her bedroom for an entire month if he ever found out she had wandered into the red-l
CH 65 Claws and Excavators
Bast snapped his fingers, signaling Stinger. "Keep an eye on the perimeter. Alert me the second any human approaches this area. Remember... human."Bast heavily emphasized that specific command. Historically, Stinger's primary job involved monitoring wild monster movements. However, Mauler's presence completely shifted the paradigm.Bast worried far more about a random villager accidentally stumbling upon his demonic, muscular wolf. As for rogue monsters, Bast felt absolutely certain that any creature weaker than Mauler lacked the suicidal courage to step foot near this plot of land.Stinger released a loud buzz, launched into the air, and perched himself on the highest tree branch to serve as a watchtower.
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Ch 66 Smoke and Refunds
"Don't run too fast." Bast patted Mauler's neck, asking him to dial back the speed.He needed to carefully scan the bases of massive trees and piles of damp soil to spot any trace of the creatures' burrows. If they sprinted past at top speed, he would miss the signs entirely."Stop. Right there," Bast pointed toward a highly suspicious hole dug into the base of an old tree.Bast hopped down and inspected the exposed roots. Fresh dirt had clearly been clawed away recently, but more importantly, his ears picked up the faint, rhythmic sound of scratching echoing from deep within the tunnel."Perfect." Bast pulled a handful of Red Sulfur Root leaves from his bag, then waved a hand to shoo Mauler away. The smoke produced by burning these specific leaves emitted a horrifically
Ch 67 Worker and Points
"All of you, fall in line and follow me." Bast blew a sharp note on his bamboo whistle. The tool proved incredibly vital, as the blind Trenchers relied exclusively on echolocation and sharp hearing to track his movements.Sitting high upon Mauler's back, Bast led his troop of six monstrous moles straight through the woods, looking exactly like a post-apocalyptic Pied Piper of Hamelin. The only difference lay in his destination; he wasn't marching the rats into a river to drown them, he was marching them straight to his agricultural labor camp.Upon arriving at the field, Bast dismantled a few bottom planks from the wooden fence, allowing his blind laborers to slip through the gap. The hasty recruitment process for his agricultural contractors officially concluded."Listen up," Bast declared from the center of the freshly cleared dirt, issuing instructions with the booming authority of a construction foreman."Till this soil. Follow my footsteps in a perfectly straight line. Straight a
Ch 68 Family and Helper
Jarek stood frozen at the forest border. His mouth hung slightly open, while his eyes, beginning to show fine wrinkles, widened as he stared at the expanse of land before him."All of this... is all yours?" Jarek stammered, pointing at the field."That's right, Dad." Bast, standing beside him, gave a firm nod. He let his father process the sight, holding back from immediately discussing his plans. He knew taking in this visual reality wouldn't be easy for his father."I... I thought..." Jarek couldn't articulate his thoughts anymore; his brain had simply stalled. What he saw lay far beyond his expectations.Initially, Jarek assumed the land Bast bought from the village chief was merely a small plot the size of a chicken coop. Yet, the expanse stretching before him right
Ch 69 Step And Proud
"I agree with all your plans, Dad. Oh, one more thing," Bast added. "I need protection for these plants when winter arrives. Some kind of cover so they don't freeze to death."Jarek frowned, looking confused. "Farming in the winter? No one has ever done that before, Bast. The plants will die.""It's possible, as long as the soil stays warm and the frost doesn't touch the leaves directly," Bast explained.He pictured the modern greenhouse concept, but he fully realized that transparent plastic, let alone canvas sheets, remained far too expensive for this era. He had to utilize what was available."What if we build curved wooden frames over the beds? We can seal the roof and sides tightl
Ch 70 Envoy and Invitation
The emotional atmosphere made Bast turn his face away. He didn't cry easily, but seeing Jarek so deeply grateful made Bast's throat tighten once more. Bast also realized that in the past, no one had ever been proud of him except himself.Bast had always celebrated his successes entirely alone. That was something that clearly wouldn't happen again in this life. Now, there were other people who genuinely cared about him.Jarek cleared his throat softly, noticing that Bast was holding back his emotions. For that reason, he tried to shift the mood by jumping into the technical details of the work."Well... alright. I should start making a list right now, then," Jarek muttered quickly, his eyes sweeping the field once more."We'll need straight pine wood for the main pillars so they don't warp easily. Then... ah, iron nails. I need to hit the village market today to order long nails and binding wire from the blacksmith before he gets too busy forging tools for the new planting season.""Su