Medic Characters Novels & Stories

Usually, though, I wasn’t relying on her mate’s affection towards my twin sister to get me out of a sticky situation. “Can I help you?” asked the Medic on duty. He was a broad and bulky man, strong enough to lift patients straight off the battlefield, with a shock of night-dark hair and a face creased from years of pulling the same, taut frown during difficult surgeries. He wiped his hands on his apron and looked at me expectantly. I cleared my throat and rocked back on my heels. “Um, yes. I’m here to see the Alpha.” “You do know that you aren’t supposed to be out of your home?” he replied, his voice strained.

After seeing the formation, Maddox said, “It seems the rumors are true. The Medicuses no longer wish to interact with other races.” “What should we do now?” Qiyana looked at James. “We’ll have to try,” James said, then approached the formation. He clasped his hands and shouted, “My name is Forty-nine. I’m here to see the Medicuses.” His voice echoed throughout the area. Soon, a few guards showed up. Although the guards had human forms, their bodies emitted the fragrance of medical herbs. James could tell they were living beings that evolved from Empyrean herbs. “Beyond this point is the Medicuses’ territory. We’ve already sealed off this area, and outsiders aren’t allowed to enter. Please le

"Of course there is. There are even medications with no side effects at all." "I...wh-why won't you give me the medicines that have no side effects?" At this point, Sabrina and Marcus had arrived outside the window of the ward and she saw a bald-headed person that was withering away, who didn't look like human or ghost, neither man nor woman. Indeed, it was Selene. A hoarse, cold voice came from the door. "Do...you think you are worthy of such medications?"

I didn't give Caius or Nathan a single backward glance. The remaining students watched in stunned silence as I simply walked away, leaving the two most powerful future Alphas standing there looking like scolded pups. I made my way down the quiet corridors until I reached the academy clinic. Pushing the white double doors open, I found the High Medicus—the supreme rank for all pack healers—reviewing a stack of medical charts. Dr. Gab Smith looked up and calmly adjusted his silver-rimmed glasses. He was ten years older than us, and it showed.

And there, in the center of the code, was Julian's designation: FINAL_BOSS_TIER_S_MARIONETTIST_ACTIVE. Directly below it: PLAYER_PRIMARY_CAMRYN_CHAVEZ_STAGE_III_ACTIVE. And listed in supporting code: PLAYER_SECONDARY_AMON_CAELAN... PLAYER_SECONDARY_MIRANDA_CASTELLAN... on and on through everyone I'd met, everyone I'd fought beside. All of them marked as PLAYER types. Real people transmigrated into the game. None of them marked as NPC. "They're real," I breathed.

he nods to her medic bag. "Come on bro, that was even worse," I utter with a laugh. The female medic looks over at me and tilts her head. "Thank you, at least I am not the only one here that communicates like a normal creature," she responds with gratitude. She continues to look at me with question lacing her eyes, "Have we met before?" "No, I am sure of it or this meat head would have asked me for your name. I'm Reed," I introduce myself as I reach my hand out toward the 4th year medic. You can tell the occupational specialty and year based on insignia on our uniforms. "And you?"

Waiting for Egbert Yedda to finish packing, he saw Cadell Marcus already sitting at the tea table, poured a cup of medicinal water for Egbert Yedda, and said hello to her. "Egbert, come over here and drink this medicinal water." Egbert Yedda was stunned for a moment and said. "What medicine is this?" "You'll know when you drink it. There's nothing bad about you." Cadell Marcus said calmly. Egbert Yedda pouted and said jokingly. "I just didn't drink. Who knows if you're inside and plotting trouble."

he smiled at Dorin. “And I would love to have a rematch,” Xander told Johan. “Of ourse!” Dorin looked excitedly at Mordecai. He was curious about the medic himself, since he has never seen him go all out in a fight before. ‘He controls the element of water, as well as life, so he could probably control plants as well,’ he thought to himself as the watched the medic closely. ‘I should anticipate his every more, for he could manipulate me, too..’

She remembered about the Royal Military becoming a doctor seems far away now. “I want to join the Royal Military, help me get on the list. I don’t care about becoming a doctor I want to exact revenge against the demons for killing innocent lives even if it means death.” Medicia couldn’t believe her words. The Royal Military is not a place for humans, and it’s a world of harsh environments. “No, I won’t allow it!” She shouted. Her loud voice caught the attention of other people. “If I want something, I will get it. You can’t change my mind, Medicia!” She could give anything Iris wants, but this request is too hard for her heart to take. She clenched her fists it was too risky.

Seeing how Theresa quizzically stared at her, the girl shot her a warm smile and said, "I'm Medea, I am also a ward of the alpha." Theresa smiled back, finally glad that at least she had managed to earn herself a lycan friend. "I'm Theresa." "I know who you are," Medea quickly said. "I mean... I saw the whole thing...I was outside…” she explained when she saw the confused look on Theresa’s face. “I am not really a fan of crowded places…” after Theresa nodded in understanding, Medea asked, “So you really do heal creatures?" Theresa nodded. "Yes."