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Great feat” <b>Lea </b>mocked withya sarcasticugh. Her tongue felt somewhat unresponsive, but each word was clear and
“You. Frank was shocked, Lea could speak. How was that possible? No one could resist that drug
He remembered now. She woke up early, attacked him, and now she could speak. The drugs in her body were gradually losing <b>their </b>effect. How did she tange that!
In the darkness of the rooms, Lea cut her wrist, letting the blood How to reduce the dosage of drugs in her body. It allowed her limbs to regam then <b>mobility </b>faster,
Her <b>acute </b>awareness of death allowed her to wake up early. With her strong willpower and extraordinary burst of energy. she held on until now. She had to try harder to grasp at any chance of survival
In the darkness, Leaughed mockingly
She mockest, Frank, you’re just a failure! A coward! Ever since you started studying medicine, <b>you’ve </b>made repeated mistakes. In the eyes of your teachers, you’re a problematic student, and in the eyes of your ssmates, you’re just a strange lone
She added. “Your doctoral thesis was revised multiple times and still didn’t pass. Did you threaten <b>your </b>supervisor and use underhanded methods to graduate?”
From the moment she woke up, Lea had been listening to Frunk and observing him. She analyzed him by using his information from her past life.
Frank didn’t say a <b>word</b><b>, </b>but she felt the raging, angry aura emanating from him, which indicated that what she said was mostly urate.
Lea started again. Even after getting your degree, few hospitals were willing to <b>hire </b>you. You managed to find a hospital willing to <b>take </b>you in with much effort, but you made mistakes at work, even causing patients conditions to worsen of leading to their deaths”
She added, “So, you were surd, used, <b>and </b>expelled. <b>You’re </b>aplete and <b>utter </b>failure! But you don’t even admit <b>your </b>mistakes and delude yourself into thinking you’re a creator. There’s no bigger coward than you in this <b>world</b>?
She continued, “So, you can only kidnap people, inject them with drugs, control them, immobilize them, and then dismember them. You enjoyed watching them fear, just to make yourself feel good. <b>Frank</b>, you’re not only a failure <b>and </b><b>a </b><b>coward</b>, you’re also a twisted, perverted monster. You don’t deserve to live among humans!”
Leaughed loudly “You’re a creator? Those failures of yours are garbage. That’s just your delusion, a joke!
“Shut up! Frank couldn’t hold back any longer, shouting sharply as he rushed forward.
There was no light, but he knew her exact position, “When I dismember you, you’ll know just how wrong you <b>are</b>!”
Just as he was about to grab her, she suddenly rushed up.
Frank heard a sizzling <b>sound</b>, and sparks flew in the darkness, iliminating the scene.
Lea grabbed the electric wire and pressed it against him. With a surge of electricity, both of them copsed.
After a brief dizziness, Lea forced herself to <b>wake </b>up and heard frank groaning in pain. The electricity hadn’t killed her, nor was it endugh to kill him
She got up and ran out. She had to livel
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No response. The abandoned warehouse <b>was </b>silent, with only his echoes.
Frank was instantly enraged, roaring loudly, “Come out, Lea! Come out now!”
After a while of shouting, there was still <b>no </b>response.
“You think you can hide from me?” A sinisterugh escaped his throat as he walked toward the corridor.
“Thud, thud, thud. The ominous sound of his footsteps <b>echoed</b>
Wood Wood Woof. Before Frank reached the end of the corridor, he heard the growling of dogs, filled with hunger and ferocity. At the end of the corridor, in thestpartment, he kept six wolfdogs.
The wolfdogs squeezed their heads through the iron bars, baring sharp teeth and drooling like savage monsters desperate Tor food. He had raised these dogs here a year ago to <b>process </b>the meat he had left behind.
“Good babies“” Frank approached, petting their heads. You must be starving. Tonight’s <b>feast </b><b>is </b>already prepared for you. Go
find her!”
With a swift yank, he pulled off the iron door <b>chain</b>. Before he could open the door fully, the pack of wolfdogs charged out. barking madly and running
On the second floor, in a darker near the stairs, Lea clutched a sharp piece of wood. She was ready to ambush Frank when he came for her.
When she heard the barking of the <b>vicious </b>dogs, she instantly froze.
In her past life, she <b>was </b>torn apart by wild dogs. Even though she wasn’t afraid of death, this particr fear was enough to consume her. And these dogs were even more ferocious and brutal than the ones before
The barking grew closer. The lead dog <b>had </b><b>already </b>picked up her scent and was racing toward the stairs. Lea realized the danger and started to run for her life.
<b>In </b>the pitch ck, she couldn’t see her path <b>only </b><b>knowing </b>she had to keep moving. The sound of the <b>wolfdogs </b><b>chasing </b>her grew louder, and she could feel their teeth gnashing, making her scalp tingle and her bones ache.
“Hahaha Frank followed the pack, sensing the fleeing Lea in the darkness,
She was scared, and heughed with satisfaction. Theughter echoed eerily.
“Bang In the darkness. Lea suddenly burst through a door.
The wolfdogs stopped at the door, barking furiously at the wooden <b>barrier</b>. “<b>Shh</b>!” Frank calmed the dogs, soothing them
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until then loud barks became impatient growlt
He approached the door <b>and</b>
<b>This </b>voice as if preaching. Tra, you have no meaning. No, it’s not death. It’s a grea
a way out. Come back with me. Your death
He continued, “If you don’te out, these dogs will break in They are the most ferocious breed, with wolf genes. They’ve been starved for nearly a week. They can chew through even bades.”
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they’ll eat you inch by inch, leaving nothing behind. That pain will be far worse thun lying
Inside the door, Lea pressed her hands into her hair, hugging her head tightly. She desperately tried to block out the sound of the snarling <b>and </b><b>barking </b>wolfdogs
The memory of being torn apart by dogs in her past life was vivid, the terror of it overwhelming her willpower.
“Still noting out!” <b>Frank’s </b>patience had run thin, his voice growing more irritable.
“Lea. I’ll count to ten. If you don’te out by then, my dogs will break in. He petted the neck of a nearby wolfdog, counting <b>aloud</b>. “One, two… seven, eight, nine, <b>ten</b>!”
He was furious and kicked open the door forcefully.
The dogs howled, and their eyes glowed red. They charged into the room immediately.
Suddenly, a spark ignited, quickly transforming into a wall of mes that blocked their path.
The wolfdogs, afraid of the fire, retreated with whimpers. Even Frank stepped back, startled by the sudden ze. Then, he saw a small figure huddled in theer, illuminated by the firelight.
Lea, covered in blood, looked back at him through her disheveled hair. Her eyes were shining with determination in the dim light.
The sight sent a shiver down <b>his </b>spine. She had managed to fight <b>back </b>even now.
When Lea fled to this room, it wasn’t out of desperation but because she had smelled the alcohol, realizing it was a wine storage roo
Lea had smashed the wine bottles, letting the alcohol spill out, and ignited it just as the dogs burst in.
If <b>she </b>didn’t <b>use </b>this <b>risky </b>method, she <b>couldn’t </b>get rid of Frank
Frankughed again, with a mix of ridicule and rage. “<b>Lea</b><b>, </b>you’re courting death!”
The storage room was filled with alcohol, and she was now surrounded by a sea of fire. If the mes didn’t consume her, the smoke would suffocate her.
She couldn’t escape. If she did, she’d face the ravenous dogs and a murderous madman.
The unbroken alcohol bottles exploded, emitting loud bangs. Then, the fire grew fiercer
Lea coughed violently<b>, </b>inhaling a mouthful of dense <b>smoke </b>mixed with scorching heat that seared her throat and lungs. Her insides felt like they were being charred.
She couldn’t control her breathing anymore and started coughing violently.
Soon, she started to suffocate, her brain starved of oxygen, unable to think.
Was she going to die here? It was so unfair!
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She missed Alfred s ch. She wanted to speak to him, tell him her feelings, and at least say goodbye.
Alfred…