Novel & Cerita Regulus Corneas Death

Just as they were about to administer the anesthetic, Natalie asked, "Can you tell me whose corneas are being used?" At her words, Clyde subconsciously glanced in Cedric's direction, and Cedric was also looking at him! The two men locked eyes, sparks of tension and resignation flying between them. Finally, Clyde looked away. "I don't know. They were donated." "And the person?" "Deceased." Natalie fell silent, and Cedric said nothing. Clyde's straightforward answer indicated his unwillingness to dwell on the issue any further, so what else was there to argue about now?

Her smile made Hubert tremble all over as his face turned ashen. "Ms. Alderidge, I… I didn't mean to do that, I—” Hubert stammered. Regina shook her head and cut him off, "Save your words to explain to Sun God." As soon as she finished speaking, a pair of hands burst through the ground beneath Hubert, tearing through his body and piercing his heart. Hubert looked down at his ravaged chest in a daze, and collapsed to the ground. At some point, an old man with an almost invisible presence appeared behind Regina. Frederick could feel an aura of decay emanating from him. It was he who had killed Hubert.

“Can you see again with a corneal transplant?” “My blindness is caused by drugs. My aunt took me for an examination before, and the doctor mentioned that a corneal transplant wouldn’t show much effect. I had a lot of doctors examine me, but only one whose treatment was working. Nevertheless, the doctor passed away. I can only see a bit of light, but everything else is still a blur.”

Apart from her love for the sick Luna, the other grave thing that could happen was if she didn't make it and the news got to Moonbeam pack. It would be a dreadful thing to hear that their eldest daughter had passed away in another pack. Even more, in a pack that had a long history of enmity against them. It would immediately break the treaty and they would apparently not take it lightly. Luna Rosina only hoped whatever Regan was doing, he would do it fast. **** Regan shook his head at the healer that was still busy trying to heal the half corpse that laid on the table. “Get her out of here, what a failure.” He muttered with disinterest and a wave of his hand. The guard came in and dragged he

Regina went through a lot of pain from drug shock. “Those substances took her from not having the disease to being sick. She has a brain tumor. The tumor affected the nerves in her eye so Regina gradually lost her sight,” Clitus explained Regina's condition. Clitus didn't see what Anthony said, so he looked up at him. Clitus widened his eyes and immediately stood up. He walked over to Anthony and picked up Anthony who was about to faint. "Are you okay? Let me examine you." Clitus immediately took out the diagnostic tool he always carried with him, but thought about this situation carefully before running to the door, "Let me go and call the housekeeper to bring the seawater infusion rack."

“I’ve got it.” The anomaly was separating, peeling away from Reginald’s cells in layers. I could see it through the blue light, a dark, writhing mass that had been woven through his entire nervous system. The device was pulling it apart thread by thread, unraveling months of corruption in seconds. The black veins faded from luminescent to gray to pale white. The corruption marks receded, retreating from Reginald’s neck and shoulders back toward his chest. The anomaly was dying, its parasitic hold dissolving under the device’s precise assault.

RAYNE The sheets were cool against my skin as I lay curled in the center of Reid’s massive bed, my arms wrapped around a pillow that still smelled like him. He was gone, having slipped out to handle the logistics of our trip, leaving me alone with the horrible truth. Reid had Blue Blight. Reid was dying, and there was nothing that I could do about it. The words repeated in my mind. It was the same disease that his father, Alpha Marcus, had. That was the real reason why Luna Selene had murdered her own husband.

Licht looked at Cora excitedly with a treacherous gleam in his eyes. Cora glanced at him and said, “What do you have?” Just as Licht was about to speak, he saw someone approaching from a distance, and he frowned. “Who’s there?” “It’s me.” Regus' voice sounded a little anxious. “Oh? What’s up, Regus?” Licht was taken aback. When they arrived, they had agreed on the division of labor. Regus would use Verge Mirror for the time being. As Regus said, Verge Mirror belonged to the Beelzebub royal family, after all, so he must know more about it than Licht.

At the very least, you could have spared his life even if you took the item by force! Whatever the case was, Gerald felt lucky that he hadn’t bid on the crystal skull back when he was still in the black market. After all, who knows if he could’ve potentially ended up dying like the bespectacled man… Either way, Gerald then shook his head before returning to his party. “Anything interesting happened…?” asked Juno curiously. “Indeed. The bespectacled man is now dead!” replied Gerald without mincing his words. “…Huh? But why? And how?” exclaimed Rey, astonished.

"When she's willing to come back, then we'll find someone suitable." The pair of corneas to be used tonight were obtained by him through some friends from the black market. He said that they were from a critically ill patient who wanted to sell his own corneas. However, the other party unexpectedly knew the exact time of death, which suggests that it may not have been a natural death. So Kendrick, who was already reluctant to use these corneas of unknown origin, only placed a deposit because he was eager to restore Annabelle's eyesight. What happened? While he was risking his life to help her find a cornea, she was planning an escape.