Doctor Strange End Credits Scene の小説・ストーリー

]- This text message may not be able to save me, but it’s enough to drag Helena’s name if in the event I won’t be able to return alive. A crystal chandelier overhead casts a soft, muted glow upon the room, illuminating the doctor's gloved hands as he meticulously examines Maddox. The doctor’s fingers move with an expert precision, checking his pulse, listening to his labored breaths, and studying the readings on the various medical instruments scattered around.

Amora stated. Doctor David was momentarily taken aback. "Wait, her husband wants to pick up the patient?" Doctor Amora nodded, then walked towards the edge of her desk while opening her hands. "You can hand me the lab results; I'll use them for introspection." Doctor David hesitated momentarily as he looked at Amora's face, which seemed slightly sad and pleading. He sighed, then extended the paper to her. Doctor Amora took it and whispered, "Thank you..." After that, Doctor David turned his back to Amara, preparing to leave. However, a decorative stone on Amora's desk struck the rear of Doctor David's head, causing him to collapse onto the floor, unconscious and bleeding instantly.

"Sofia, the enzyme... it's the key to the Heartstone. You don't just hold it; you activate it. If they get the Stone and you together, they can rewrite the—" "Doctor! Stay on the line!" Sofia shouted. The door to the closet was suddenly torn off its hinges with a shriek of tortured metal. Byrne screamed, a high, thin sound that was abruptly cut short. The camera fell to the floor, tilting at an angle that showed the doctor’s legs being dragged backward into the darkness. (SOFIA QUISPE’S POINT OF VIEW) "No! Byrne! Talk to me!" Sofia screamed at the screen, but the only response was the sound of something wet hitting the floor and the low, rhythmic humming of a psychic dampener. The transmissi

"Sofia, the enzyme... it's the key to the Heartstone. You don't just hold it; you activate it. If they get the Stone and you together, they can rewrite the—" "Doctor! Stay on the line!" Sofia shouted. The door to the closet was suddenly torn off its hinges with a shriek of tortured metal. Byrne screamed, a high, thin sound that was abruptly cut short. The camera fell to the floor, tilting at an angle that showed the doctor’s legs being dragged backward into the darkness. (SOFIA QUISPE’S POINT OF VIEW) "No! Byrne! Talk to me!" Sofia screamed at the screen, but the only response was the sound of something wet hitting the floor and the low, rhythmic humming of a psychic dampener. The transmissi

I lay back and wait for the mask, my nervousness increasing. "we'll be right here." Drax says as he shuts the door. "When you wake up you'll see the beautiful babies." thw doctor places the mask over my face and I begin to count. 10 9 8 7 blackness consumes me.

He chuckles in response, “Thank you, Maddox, or should I call you Alpha?” Maddox smirks and says, “I’m not officially your Alpha yet so Maddox is just fine.” Sebastian nods his head and says, “Thank you, Maddox.” There’s a knock on the door and the doctor walks in. Immediately he bows his head to Maddox and says, “Mr. Stark, it’s a surprise to see you here.” The doctor looks back at Sebastian and says, “You’re completely fine, sir, you’re free to go whenever you want.”

who were still watching the final moments of the stream. ​She looked at the signature line. ​She didn't write Nora Davis. She didn't write Asset 88. ​She wrote: THE END. The Final Glitch ​The room didn't explode. It didn't fade to black. ​Instead, Julian Vane’s face suddenly distorted. A jagged line of static tore through his charcoal suit. He let out a sound that wasn't human—a high-pitched, binary scream. ​"What... what did you do?" Julian gasped, his form flickering between the tech-tycoon and a skeletal frame of raw code.

We silently stare at each other for a while before my mate suddenly screams and rushes out of the room. I frown my face, confused by her reaction. She's acting like she just saw a fucking ghost. I am not a ghost. She comes back inside with the Doctor directly behind her. She stays by the side, crying while the Doctor checks on me. “We are all so glad you are back Alpha. It is a miracle that whatever you were giving didn't end your life. At a point, we thought we lost you." Doctor Max said, examining me to make sure that everything is good.

Kerwood rushed back to Dylan but stopped in her track when the doctor's hand went up high right before he lowered it with a force to smash the glass in his hand, causing them to all flinch in shock. The shards of clear glass spread across the room, and when things couldn't end up anymore shocking for them, the doctor stepped closer to Dylan and felt his pulse. He wasn't mistaken when he saw the light green glow behind the strange man's back as it lasted only a second before he pulled his hand away from Dylan. "There. He should be okay now." The guy turned to them and his eyes twitched at the touch in his memories from the familiar dark eyes now staring at him. "W-"

“It looks like it has been in there for quite some time as well, given the corrosion and holes in the metal. I’ll be having to take X-rays as we go to make sure no pieces brake off and remain behind.” His voice droned on about times and possible recoveries, but it was as if my whole world had condensed down to the feel of Adam’s hand in mine and that brightly illuminated spot right in his brain. “Wha?” I finally said after a mi Ute, everyone stopping and staring at me. “Maybe you should go and rest now, love. It may be difficult for you to watch your mate like this.” The Doctor offered. “No.” I squeezed Adam’s hand more tightly. “I’m staying right here.”