Why Didn't Goku Take The Medicine Novels & Stories

“I don’t care what we do, but we need to be doing something. We need to get it together. The enemy has Gia. Infinite has her. Is the full impact of that getting through to you? Don’t be an idiot. You know what Infinite do to people. You and I both know how they chew people up and spit them out. And it’s not like the good doctor is actually built to withstand much.” Giovanni brought a hand up to massage his forehead, saying almost forlornly, “She hasn’t had her medication. Gia hasn’t had her pills. She needs her pills. She needs to have them at a set time. It’s important. She … she …” Giovanni’s shoulders hitched, his breathing stuttered, and Dante felt a crash of guilt.

I interrupted. "Just give me the damn medicine," I ordered, cutting him off. He swiftly retrieved the medication from his kit, pouring some tablets into his hand and filling a glass with water from the nightstand. Without hesitation, he fed them to me. I sighed and swallowed the bitter pills, though they paled in comparison to the turmoil I felt. My worry for Zelda consumed my thoughts, leaving me unable to think clearly.

He had a look of anguish on his face, as if he was going to stop breathing at any moment. Carol was horrified. She tried to threaten Harvey, but she wouldn’t even dare move a single inch then. Vince, who had been observing the entire situation, seemed to have figured out something. “Young Master Takei has a heart disease. He just took the blue pill too. Harvey only snapped his fingers to make sharp noises to aggravate his condition.” “This is only effective against Young Master Takei, who just took the pill, and nobody else.” Vince was quite perceptive to be able to see the truth in an instant.

The physician did not respond or make any attempt to get up from his seat. And with trembling fingers, he brought the medication to Kivvi's mouth, where he drank it all up without hesitation. Not because I was afraid that I may pass away, but because I was concerned that all of the effort I had put into locating a cure might have been in vain. Why won't he get up off the floor? "Is it true that you put a poisonous substance into the food of our queen bee? They muttered it in an angry tone after failing to detect their alpha's awakening.

“This is what I didn’t want to happen. I don’t blame you, Piccolo. It was my fault. I was hurting you, and I shouldn’t have done that.” “Why hasn’t it healed?” I asked through my hands. “Fire takes more time to heal.” “Not when you drink.” “Apparently, animal blood won’t heal this,” he stated. I sat up and looked at him. Putting my hand on either side of his face, I looked into his beautiful grey/blue orbs. “Bite me.” “Piccolo-” “I did this. Let me heal you.” I interrupted. He looked at me skeptically. “Are you sure?”

What is this? Mango was a little confused. "The doctor hesitated for a bit and then said in a low voice, ""This is a medicine that I developed to increase one's stamina. Once consumed, one's stamina will only be exhausted after a very long time. However, this medicine still isn't perfect because it has some side effects, and I still haven't fully developed it. I know your stamina is lacking, so it is impossible for you to leave this place just like that, but if you use this medicine, you can get out of here in time, right?"""

Jai didn't know how happy the doctor was when he took Yusa to Doctor Prime. The two chatted for a bit, catching up where they had left off, and immediately get to work. Since the medicine would take some time to prepare, the doctor told him to go home and wait for the news. He was happy that soon, Miria would have her actual medicine and treatment, and she would get better.

She nodded reluctantly. “Well then why did you come to me?” Gwen looked at Locsin casually and asked, “Why do you look like this? Your hair is messy? You don't look like a woman, but a man.” Locsin ignored her and continued “I want to borrow something from you,” “Borrow something? I won’t lend it to you. If you use it, then how can I bear use it again?” “That’s enough from you. I want to borrow you the special medicine from your company.” Although Locsin had gotten the antidote, she still couldn’t cure her grand father. Bellamy’s complication had already started to crop up. She had to get the best medicine for him.

Always gossiping about this and that. I looked at him from the corner of my eye. “What? Have you decided to take pity on me and give me something sweeter? Or maybe just skip it for today?” He didn’t even look up. I continued, “Look, I assured you I’d be better without this med. It’s messing with my head for real, making my thoughts all fuzzy.” He let out a soft chuckle, shaking his head. “You know, skipping your medicine is actually an easy thing for me to do,” he said, finally glancing at me.

The doctor arrived a few minutes after Kon went upstairs to his room. "Why did you call me out here? Don't tell me the medicine I gave you has been exhausted?" The doctor raised a brow at Lin. "No, that's not the case. I think he's gradually regaining his memories." Lin narrowed his eyes at the doctor. "You said the drug was the strongest? Why the damn hell didn't it work?!"