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Chapter 1 — The Night He Should Have Died
The rain didn’t fall, it slashed.
“Sir? Can you hear me?” a voice shouted through the chaos.
Richard tried to speak, but his jaw felt unhinged. The paramedic’s flashlight stabbed his eyes. “I’ve got a pulse!” the paramedic yelled.
Another voice answered, disbelieving. “No, you don’t. He’s gone. Time of death”
Richard’s body spasmed. Air tore through his throat like fire. He gasped. The paramedics froze.
“What the hell?”
Richard’s hand shot up, trembling, and landed on the paramedic’s arm. The man jerked, clutching his wrist. A deep gash that had been pouring blood sealed itself , instantly.
The other paramedic stepped forward, wide-eyed. “How did you”. A sudden crack. The second paramedic fell backward, lifeless. No wound. No sound. Just… gone.
Richard’s hand was still raised. Steam drifted from his fingertips. He stared at it, horrified. “What what did I do?”
Sirens wailed in the distance. Flashlights moved closer. From the shadows beyond the wreck, a woman in a black coat watched, calm, unmoving, umbrella steady against the storm.
“Subject confirmed,” she whispered into her earpiece. “Healing and lethal output in one response. Retrieve him alive.”
Richard coughed, tasting blood. “Help… help me…”The surviving paramedic backed away, terrified.
A car door slammed nearby. Boots hit the asphalt. Three men in dark suits approached, not police. Their movements were too sharp, too quiet.
“Richard Walter,” one said. “You’ve just rewritten the laws of biology.” Richard blinked, confused. “What?”
“Don’t move.”
The leader pulled something metallic from his coat, a syringe, not a gun. “Contain him before the pulse stabilizes.”
Richard’s instincts screamed. He shoved the man back, too hard. The man flew ten feet, hit the ambulance, and crumpled. Richard froze. “No… no, no”.
A gun clicked behind him. “Don’t make this harder than it has to be,” said the woman with the umbrella, stepping from the rain. Her voice was steady, like someone who’d seen this before.
Richard turned toward her, shaking. “Who are you?” She smiled faintly. “Your second chance.”
Lightning flashed. Her umbrella fell. Then, blackness.
Somewhere between death and awakening, Richard’s mind replayed the moment his hand healed and killed in the same breath.
A voice echoed in the void. “Balance. Every act of life demands an equal act of death.” He opened his eyes.
He wasn’t in the ambulance anymore. He was lying on a hospital bed, IVs running clear liquid into his veins. A woman sat beside him the one from the storm.
“Good morning, Mr. Walter,” she said softly. “My name is Dr. Elaine Frost. You’ve survived something impossible.” Richard’s throat was dry. “Where… where am I?”
“In a place where your gift can be understood or destroyed.” He tried to sit up, but couldn’t.
Dr. Frost leaned closer, her eyes gleaming. “I want to know if you can do it again.”
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