Urban Divine Doctor Descends The Mountain Novels & Stories

Shylock said to Daven, ‘go and take a rest, now you don’t have to involve in this until I didn’t order you. Daven replied nothing and went from there. —------------------------------------- Ricardo reached the mountain, The doctor saw Ishu’s condition and said to Ricardo, her condition getting worse.’ Ricardo said with sadness, ‘now, we will not stop anywhere until we reach the doctor.’ The doctor agreed with Ricardo. They were continuously moving forward. After the next twenty-four-hour, they reached the mountain, and finally, they found the doctor. The doctor was living on the mountain in a hut, he had medicine of Ayurveda.

Ayden exhaled a breath he hadn’t realized he had been holding. “Really?” he asked. “Really,” Angela nodded. “Now you have a clear road ahead. A normal life—without overdoing it, of course, but without living in fear either. Light work, plenty of care… and enjoy yourselves.” Ayden leaned in and kissed Milagros on the forehead. “Did you hear that?” he whispered. “No more fear.” She smiled, her eyes glistening. “I heard.” The doctor continued watching the screen and suddenly made a quick movement.

Assistant Onyx's expression changed upon seeing the person who had sent the message and the content of the person's message. Assistant Onyx immediately handed his phone to Zaire. Zaire aloofly glances at the screen, only for him to discover that Doctor David had sent a video to assistant Onyx's phone. He tapped on the screen, and the video began to play. Behind Doctor David were big and thick coconut trees and a catchy waterfall that streamed down a mountain. Doctor David smiled and waved his hands leisurely. Doctor David was handsome and clean so much that if one doesn't know better, one will believe that the doctor was in his early twenties.

"Mommy, look! I built a mountain!" I turned, forcing a smile that didn't quite reach my eyes. Leo was sitting in a patch of afternoon sun, his face bright with a focus I hadn't seen in years. Without the sterile blue light of the clinic, his skin looked healthier—more like a five-year-old and less like a ghost. "It’s beautiful, Leo," I whispered, kneeling beside him. "Is that where we’re going to live?" "No," Leo said, his brow furrowing as he placed a final block on top. "This is where we stay so the 'Bad Doctor' doesn't find us. Julian said the mountain is too high for him to climb."

“Come sit down. You not gon believe the mess I been in.” We flopped on the couch together. Jasmine kicked off her slippers and tucked her legs under her, staring at me with those big curious eyes. “Alright girl, spill. Start from the beginning. Last thing I heard you was working a double and then radio silence. I was this close to calling the police on your ass.” I took a deep breath and started talking. I told her everything. I told her about the crash that night in the rain. How the truck came out of nowhere and how scared I was when my leg got trapped. How Dr. Ethan Black saved my life in the ER. How he looked at me like he saw something special even when I was bloody and broken.

"Leo, secure the transport cases. Evelyn, maintain the threshold monitors. We are entering the shaft." ​The vertical access hatch at the rear of the medical sector didn't slide open; it unsealed with a deep, pressurized hydraulic hiss that released a thick plume of sulfur-scented, hyper-heated steam. ​As Vivian stepped onto the grated floor of the industrial hoist cage, Julian's massive frame followed right behind her, his tactical rifle leveled into the absolute, pitch-black abyss below. The guide rails groaned as the heavy tungsten cables began to unspool, plunging them down into the unmapped, boiling heart of the mountain.

I heard Tito Robert say. I went out of the room, I was just wearing a shirt and pajama. When I got downstairs, they were the only ones waiting for me, so I quickly sat down in my chair. I was surprised when they stared at my arm. "Sister Eunice why does your wound heal--- hmm..." "Just eat your food Maddie and stop talking nonsense." "Yes, mommy." "Ahm, Tito Robert what medicine did you use? My wound healed so fast." "Herbal medicine only." He only said.

The light began to beep softly and the blue light went from the top of my head, to the sole of my feet. This process was repeated a few more times before the blue lights went out. I slid out of the cylinder and the doctor walked up to me, his face beaming with excitement. "I don't know how this is possible, but there are no ulcerations, inside your body." "I know, I'm fully healed." The door burst open and the nurse from earlier walked in. She ran to the doctor, her face flushed. The nurse handed the doctor a paper and the man's eyes grew even wider."

He moved his pack to the bottom of the mountain because of the politics between the supernatural in the city. “Let’s move them, the doctor will meet us there.” Said alpha Tylor. His warriors helped Damien and Chad up and walked with them to the trucks outside. “What do we do about the bodies in there?” one warrior asked alpha Tylor. “Leave them be, whoever sent them will see that his plan didn’t work and maybe that will draw him out.” The warrior nodded and headed to the truck driving out as well following the others.

They hoist me into the bed of the truck, tucking a blanket under my head, then help the Doc in. “Hang on to something, Doctor.” Tyree warns. “It’s bumpy until we get to the pavement.” “Tyree is it? I know you’re distracted by me right now, but I need you to focus on getting down the mountain.” Her tone is firm, but not her Goddess tone. “Please, just drive.” I try to take a deep breath, but it makes me more nauseous. “Is Delilah okay?” “No word yet, Alpha.” Tyree says before he jumps in the truck and puts it in drive.