Plague Doctor Fantasy Novels & Stories

"I must've eaten something bad. My stomach is in terrible pain." He shook his head and impatiently said, "We ate the same thing, and all of us are fine. Why are you the only one with a stomachache? There are no hospitals out here in the village, so stop making a fuss, will you?" I was disappointed, but then Paige said, "There's an old traditional medicine doctor in the village. We always go to him when we're sick. He's better than doctors in the city. "His name is Chad, and he lives at the west end of the village. When you get there, just say that I sent you."

"Maybe she is right. Maybe we need to rethink our approach." "Or maybe she is wrong and we need to move faster before these ancient gods or whatever they are destroy us all." "Mary, you cannot fight gods." "Watch me." I walked out of the conference room, my mind racing with plans and possibilities. Ancient gods. God magic. Forces that created The Covenant. It should have been terrifying. It should have made me want to hide. Instead, it made me angry. Because if ancient gods thought they could control reality and use The Covenant to torture people for three thousand years, they were about to learn what happens when a stubborn Healer Alpha with a hero complex decides to fight back.

Lyka said excitedly. Well, I can't blame her. Because Doc Salvie is older for a few years, unlike me and Stephanie, the Doctors who are holding us are still fresh. "It's rude," I whispered then shook my head and went straight to the table where the employees of the Hospital where we were working were standing. "Delicious! The seafoods are obviously still fresh," Steph said. We all shared a few laughs before one of the Doctors with us decided to pray. After that we washed our hands and immediately ate until the food on our table was gone.

I take indiscriminate, tough measures towards those with sick family members. If you ask me why I don't explain or persuade them, I'll tell you that time waits for no one. The spread of the plague is extremely fast, and without timely treatment, it's a dead end. If people want to hate me for it, let me be the villain. I've designated a separate area to concentrate those with fevers. Dr. Wells and Bella are urgently preparing potions in the palace. Currently, only Bella's potions have proven effective for those infected with the plague, but it's clear that the demand for Bella's potions far exceeds the supply. So, we need to distinguish between ordinary fevers and plague-induced fevers, and t

That didn't sound good at all. “Prestige?” The director says confused. “That won't happen.” Now he shakes his head because he doesn't like what the doctor is saying. “Of course.” Now he looks at me. “This woman doesn't even have a culinary degree, much less a nursing degree, what are we playing here?” Now he's speaking forcefully, but quietly enough, so that the conversation is still private.” This hospital is now a circus since Miss Jefferson arrived here. And now the dreams of a clumsy and stupid girl will come true because she knows how to make cookies? I think this is not a game director.” The director seems upset, but he is not capable enough to tell Dr. Mark to shut his mouth.

“Yes, for them. Even though no one believes me right now, this is a rare and unprecedented plague. If we don’t act, no one knows what might happen next. But…” “But what?” he asked. Raina scratched the bridge of her nose. “There might be risks. There might even be sacrifices involved. I won’t force you—I only want your help if you’re willing.” “She’s crazy, right? Voluntary?” “Didn’t she just say it might be dangerous? If it were me, no way I’d agree to that…” “Is there a reward? If there’s some kind of compensation, maybe I’d consider it…” “You guys actually believe what they’re saying? This could be a scam! A whole troupe of con artists. What plague? If it were real, why aren’t we all sick?

I didn't recognise the woman staring back. I set the phone face down,i must have dozed off because the next thing I knew, my phone was buzzing. Three messages from Sophie lit up the screen. Oh honey no,i am so sorry. You don't deserve this. Hey friend, listen to me. I know this sounds crazy, but there's someone I think could help. Remember I told you about my ex-husband? Vincent? He's a doctor now, specializes in women's sexual health. His clinic just opened last month. I know it's weird but he's supposed to be incredible at this. Very professional, very discreet. I can give you his info if you want.

She yelled and hurriedly went in. "Doc Melanie, you can't be here.." Doc Judy said. Actually the doctor attending to Dan was a very renowned doctor, an ex doctor in the hospital. He came immediately they notified him about Dan's condition and also he was Alfred's friend. "I'm a doctor too so I have the right to be here!" She yelled struggling with Doc Judy. Doc judy left her immediately she saw she was uncontrollable "Get me the cardiac defibrillator now! "I 2.. All clear...

Otherwise, I feared that if the doctor failed, Tom might do what the old women whispered about—the kind of cure that involved a needle and no mercy. Soon, I met the college-educated doctor, Dr. Cole Carter. To my surprise, he was a man. Even though I was a middle-aged woman, how could I let a male doctor examine such a private matter? I was about to leave, but Tom grabbed my hand. "If you don't get treated, how are you going to harvest the crops?" Thinking about how this condition had severely impacted our lives these days, I had no choice but to stay.

"Is this the Dr. Aster of Liberty Hospital of Country S?" "Yes, he is. Do you know him? Dr. Lisbon?" Clive looked at the man in front of him and smiled. "Of course Director Klatt, Dr. Louie Lisbon and I are classmates." Clive turned to Louie, "Hey Buddy! How have you been? It is a long time-no-see!" They shook their hands with a special hand shake. Clive whispered to Louie, "Is this alright with you, Buddy?" "Of course Buddy! I'll tour you around later. No one here is more qualified than you. Am I right Director Klatt?" Louie asked Celeste sarcastically.