Urban Supreme Medical Prodigy Novels & Stories

“But be careful and don’t fall, alright? Those knees of yours take forever to heal properly when you scrape them.” He nodded and gave Uma a quick hug before running off with his friends, Sophie taking his hand as they headed toward a flatter area where they’d drawn hopscotch squares in the dirt. When he was safely out of earshot, Uma turned back to me. “I’m Uma, by the way. The pack doctor here.” “Ah,” I said, seizing the opportunity immediately. “Actually, that’s wonderful timing. I was hoping to consult with someone about a patient I’ve been treating—someone with very complex, difficult medical problems. I’d love to get a professional opinion from someone with your expertise.”

she said to him as they kept walking. She stood in front of a basket that had crystals in it. "I created you from one of these crystals and from the river." She said to him, smiling. That's why your wolf is different. You're destined to be the Supreme Alpha, but I want you to know that you have to prove that you're worthy of the position. Very soon, chaos will break in the world, your ability to unite and bring peace to the world will determine if you will be the supreme Alpha or even the supreme leader of all supernaturals.

His entire family had always worked as the Supreme’s personal medical doctor for generations and by demand of law the Supreme’s health always came prior to others, but not today. I knew Steffan would heal up, but I used my force and power as the Supreme at him and I could feel and hear almost every bone in his body break at my impact as he flew across the training cord. I therefor wanted to make sure he healed up properly. The attack of a Supreme weren’t like other wolf attacks and the wounds or injuries caused by a Supreme Alpha didn’t heal normally or as quickly. Furthermore, we almost never attack unless we wanted death to be bestowed upon our rival, but Steffan was strong and I didn’t no

"Get out of my head you dumbass. Don't answer anything unless it comes from my mouth." We both burst out laughing. "Junior, it was really bad. I thought I was going to die. There were so many other creatures like him," pointing at Kran, "with chains around their necks and legs. They were made to work with whips raining on them like no man's business. The only break they had was once in a day, just for a meal. A meal that could barely fill my stomach. I thought I was dying. That mean doctor offered me food that I had never seen before, so I refused to eat it."

'Severin has grown much stronger since that encounter on the Seventh Mountain… ' he thought to himself in awe. There was a clear division between the Southsky's prodigies. First, there were 'ordinary' prodigies like Sian, Uzair, and Celeste. Such individuals were enough to hold their own against their realm, and at most, they could defeat those slightly stronger than them. Then there were the 'super' prodigies, who were usually the talk of the town. These were individuals like Karl, Simeon, and Callie. They were blessed with divine constitutions and could effortlessly slay foes much stronger than them!

They knew exactly how to push. A shrill voice cut through immediately. "Unstable under pressure? What kind of instability turns pi into four? That's not a mistake. That's a basic conceptual error. "With respect, that sounds less like a slip-up and more like a provocation or manufactured hype!" Another reporter followed up without hesitation. "We understand that the champion, Solana, dropped out of high school and worked in a factory, while Mia attended an extremely expensive tutoring programme. "As parents, why did you make such a decision? Was there severe favoritism or educational inequality involved?"

Conversations among citizens, now filled with determination, echoed Maximus's call for unity. The Luminary Sage, Aurelius, unveiled the ancient prophecy to the cosmic leaders. Conversations in the chambers of the Athenian Senate and among the sons of Liberty were punctuated by a shared understanding of the cosmic trials they were destined to face. Simple words like "prophecy" and "cosmic destiny" framed their discussions as they prepared to confront the celestial convergence.

He Yu hurriedly said. He Junchang couldn't say anything because he was afraid of being heard by others. Soon, Zhou Tian drove He Junchang to the hospital and went through the admission procedures. When the doctor saw He Junchang's injured feet, he was shocked. It wasn't a big deal to be injured so badly. After all, doctors were experienced and knowledgeable. But with such a severe bite, the wound was healing at a visible speed. Wasn't it too scary? The young male doctor couldn't believe his eyes. He had never seen such a thing before. After studying medicine for so many years, he had never even heard of such a case.

Finally calming down a little, Zayn asked flatly, “So, what’s with this Hydrocure United?” “Uh, they are quite a mysterious bunch. I heard that every single member is a medical genius or renowned doctors and surgeons or something. Some of them even research highly advanced biomedical supplements, which help them garner quite the influence,” Luke explained. “They boast quite a few superior class fighters, too. One of them is Atlas Bleu, who’s a superior class tier-4 fighter. The bridegroom will be his brother, Ramses Bleu.” Zayn had heard of Hydrocure United before, but he never really spent time researching them.

She used it all, it swallowed her own footsteps as she closed distance. She was close enough to smell his soap, something expensive and floral under the market stink of wet stones, fish and overflowing gutters. Still arguing, he was insisting on an unbelievable market price that almost made Jade laugh. Amateur. Not because he's foolish, rather because he thinks manners matter here. He thought that fair price was owed to him for asking politely.