Unrivaled Medicine God Novels & Stories

King Augustine instantly commanded the Royal healer to check on her “Do you think we have done something to get cursed, Kevin?” Nivaan was saying in a desperate voice as I entered, “First me, then my son, now her….” He looked like he was on the verge of breaking down. Kevin and Kiara flanked him, silently supporting him.

"Remember, Alex and Adrian, you are not alone in this journey. Count on your support system, reach out to healthcare professionals like myself whenever you need them, and remember to take care of yourselves too. You're doing an amazing job, and Ava is lucky to have such loving parents." Just as Alex and Adrian were basking in the joy of becoming parents, Adrian's phone rang, breaking the peaceful atmosphere of the room. With a hint of concern, he glanced at the caller ID. It was his private number, which meant it could only be his henchman, Vado. "I'm sorry, doctor," Adrian said apologetically, holding up a finger to indicate he needed a moment. He stepped away from Alex and Ava, answering t

This name had been familiar to her many years ago. Cloud had an undefeated record, and he was called the God of Killing! He was the most prestigious frontier lord! He once used his own strength to defeat countless enemies and protected the border, making the enemies flee out of fright simply by hearing his name! Unfortunately, he suddenly retired five years ago, and he had not shown up since then. There were rumors that he had been seriously injured and had become a cripple, and there were also rumors that he had found a sweet wife and was enjoying the pleasures of life.

Something about potions. Were those the drugs that she has been hearing lately? Though, those usually come with a very fanatic con artist. “I did but it only close superficial wounds, she was barely breathing when I was done with her.” “Then what does this means?” “I’m not too sure but maybe the Goddess Muria had blessed her?” The uncle and Oji-san all seemed taken aback by the doctor’s words yet all Evy could think about was that now they were on the topic of a goddess.

"What's the name of that ointment again, Vin?" Vin stepped forward from among the men in black. His face was covered in a mask, which only revealed his eyes. He bowed and said, "It's called the Gods' Panacea. If we can get our hands on the medicine and pass the formula down for a millennium, you will be the one who achieved this great feat for the Knights of Ferrum." Grun appeared extremely pleased. She was about to achieve an amazing feat. Money was not a major element in this entire ordeal. She loved the name, the Gods' Panacea, as well. She found it fitting for people like them.

Someone whom believed himself invincible. Well I knew he was not. Before we rode to find Alicia, Adras had finally broken the stubborn which. There was a weapon that could doom him. 'I´ll make him pay. For all he has done.' The god turned to face me looking mockingly at me and strode forward. "What day will your power ever exceed mine?!" the god laughed smugly replying to my thoughts. "The day will come, mark my word," I threatened back at him growling with bared fangs.

He hadn't come because he was breaking under the pressure. He had come because he was a perfect leader facing an unprecedented variable, and he was consulting his elders before he walked his people into the dark. "You need an expeditionary protocol," I said. "I need the one hundred and fourteenth type," Elias said. "The Outlander." I looked out over the valley. The founding ground was a machine built to heal the internal trauma of a specific species. We had perfected the cure for our own disease. But we had never considered that there might be other diseases, or other cures, across the water.