Omni-man Blood Novels & Stories

The seeped doctor was so frightened by Marvin's coldness that his whole body trembled uncontrollably. Nangong Haotian patted Marvin on the shoulder and said calmly, "Just tell me what you want to say!" "Young Madam, the blood type of your blood type is rare. Moreover, it's the kind of blood in the O-type blood. There's no such blood in the blood bank at all!" As the doctor spoke, he wiped the sweat off his forehead with his hand. Hearing the doctor's words, Mr. Lawson's legs went soft and he fell down on the chair.

He said and shoved me toward the platform. The guards dragged me up the steps and they locked metal cuffs around my wrists and ankles. Then they chained me to a post in the center. I pulled at the chains but they would not break. I had witnessed this scene happen to me over and over again, and just when I thought it was over, here it was again. Ronan stepped onto the platform beside me. He raised his hands and the room went silent. "Gentlemen," he said loudly. "Tonight, I bring you something extraordinary. This omega is not like the others. She carries the blood of the Moonborn. The ancient bloodline of the first Luna Queen."

Tyler's POV I ran a hand through my hair, my fingers trembling as I looked at the doctor. “Doctor… why don’t you have any blood in the blood bank?” My voice cracked. “This is a huge hospital. How could you not have blood?” The doctor’s expression softened. “I know, Mr. Miller. I understand how upsetting this is,” he said gently. “But we ran out of O-negative blood just a few hours ago. We still have other blood types, but your wife can’t receive those. O-negative patients can only receive O-negative blood.”

She ran past him and almost immediately appeared back with some bags of blood. "What is going on?" Liam grabbed the woman roughly. She glanced at his hand. "I'm sorry, I'm just-" "Is any of you O+ here? We need blood." Sh asked immediately. "Me." Liam immediately replied and she pulled him away. "Why is there no AB blood group in the bank!?" While they collected his blood, the woman screamed on the phone. "It's not available right now, then you get the O+. How many times do we have to tell you guys that for it to stick into you head. Are you daft?" She shot as she placed the receiving tab and immediately came up to check on him.

"Pulse is dropping. The silver is attacking his system. He needs an immediate transfusion. Rare Omega blood type. It's the only thing that counters this mix effectively." I froze. "Omega blood? What does that mean? Do we have any here?" Damien stood by the door, arms crossed. "We keep limited stock but not enough for this dose. Jax is O negative with Omega markers. It's rare as hell." The doctor nodded while starting an IV. "Exactly. Without it in the next thirty minutes, organ failure starts. Avery, your blood might work. Scentless with the recent flare means you carry compatible traits. Stronger antibodies."

“Hold your horses. Remember our objective okay? Just as many as you can. If anyone strong comes along, you bail. Got it?” “Yeah, yeah. Got it! Now let me go please~” Crymillia made a cute face to convince her older brother. Bilgrae sighed and let her go. “Yeay!” And Crymillia immediately flew away fast. “What a troublesome sister.” Bilgrae also began to move. Unlike Crymillia, he was incapable of flight. So he could only run to his destination. ….. Omni Capital. With Oran’s, the mossy green giant ape, help, the Omni Army was able to push back the enemy. Oran was taking down the giant snakes one after another while the army finished off the other monsters.

Anthony and Harrison had gone to contact their FBI connections, trying to track Antonio's helicopter. Finally, the doctor approached. "Mr. Romano," she addressed Dante, who immediately stood up. "How is he?" Dante asked. The tension that was in him was evident in every line of his body. "The surgery was successful and we’ve removed the bullet," Dr. Chen explained. "But he has lost a significant amount of blood and he needs a transfusion immediately." "I'll donate," Dante said without hesitation. Dr. Chen frowned. "It's not that simple. Mr. Valenti has a rare blood type. He’s AB negative. We don't have enough in our blood bank."

There was an oxygen mask over his face now, machines beeping in uneven rhythm. James cursed under his breath. “Damn it… his blood pressure’s dropping fast. He’s losing more than we’re giving him.” “What does he need?” I forced out. “Blood,” James replied, his tone clipped. “A lot of it. And soon. He’s O-negative, right?” I froze. “Yes.” James looked up at me, eyes narrowing. “That’s what I thought. His blood type is rare, Alex. We don’t have enough of it in the hospital storage. I already had the emergency unit bring what they could, but it won’t be enough to keep him stable for long.”

Elaine said, curiosity clear in her voice. "We have just received a call from the Manhattan blood bank. They just got two bags of blood type O(-). They are on their way as we speak." While the older couple embraced each other happily, Elaine crying tears of joy, I screamed and hugged the doctor, who chuckled and patted my back. Elaine called Rafael to inform him of the grand news, and I called Lucas.

AUTHORS “Good,” he said. “We’ll get you stabilized.” He caught Don Ramón’s eye. “Your husband?” “Father,” Don Ramón corrected, tightening the hem of his coat. The doctor nodded. “Understood. Right now we need blood. You’ve lost too much. Nurse!” A stocky nurse hurried over. “Type and cross?” “Tessa Lorenzo,” Don Ramón said, slipping off his jacket. “My blood’s type O-positive.” The nurse raised an eyebrow. “Right. We’ll draw two units.”