The Lung Fic Novels & Stories

I saw the hole and turned his body to see it had an exit wound on his back. "Thank goodness it went clean through so you will live," I sighed and pressed the shirt against the wound. "It punctured his lung, that's why he's wheezing," Luric said in irritation. I noticed that we were in a room of white and gold. Apparently Lyric brought us to his private residence. I side eyed Luric as I helped Salenis to lay down on the expensive looking couch. Luric grunted when Salenis's bloody back laid against the material.

They begin to ask Lily questions, but she can’t answer, and when she tries, she begins coughing uncontrollably. I tell them what we know, and I carry Lily back to a room where we can get x-rays of her lungs. I make sure they keep her sitting up, so she doesn’t feel like she’s drowning in silver. Her breathing is labored, and I can tell the lack of oxygen is affecting her. When the doctor comes back in, he doesn’t have good news. He puts her x-rays up on the screen and shows me that there is indeed silver in her right lung, making it practically unusable.

They begin to ask Lily questions, but she can’t answer, and when she tries, she begins coughing uncontrollably. I tell them what we know, and I carry Lily back to a room where we can get x-rays of her lungs. I make sure they keep her sitting up, so she doesn’t feel like she’s drowning in silver. Her breathing is labored, and I can tell the lack of oxygen is affecting her. When the doctor comes back in, he doesn’t have good news. He puts her x-rays up on the screen and shows me that there is indeed silver in her right lung, making it practically unusable.

As I held it up to the light, my blood ran cold. There, in the image of someone’s lungs, was a dark mass. Leonard’s lungs. “Cancer?” I whispered, my voice barely audible despite the quiet room. Leonard shook his head. “No. Not cancer,” he said softly. “It’s the fungus. I must have inhaled the spores at some point, and it…” His voice trailed off, but he didn’t need to finish; I understood the implications. This damnable blight, the cloying bastard, had slipped into my Beta’s lungs and was now ravaging his body from the inside.